Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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(Sijp ICattraE (SEMI-WEJ nTAVim tirvi vi \ iter Nrm0 ,ov BKLY.) ... . ^ ' We a?k careful n n.aiA I si ii trii m 1 uHH rauu TIIE LA (i'S INAVtiVltAli { "OIjD II1CK< DltESSS. Wo ure pul I reading o( the In-! 'ou"""8 the c A. S. Salley XCASTEK NEWS, JANU ~ .?yar?" ? -*"i ? ItY'S" TESTIMONY. mm bHshing in our local f oinmuuicaUoti or Mr. , I State Historian. in 1 i~v AHY 1?>, 1915. rm usi X VVA1111/1 ff 1 liXJ W. 8. HOUGH. . . PUBLISHERS' AN Published Tuea days at Lancaster, Lancaster Publish successors to Th tablished 1852; established 1878; prise, established tared as second ci nuiior ?o- ? """" Business Mgr. ernor. which we - sue. It harkeni NOUNCj3MENT: times when such E?" ton, Simpson, am ling Company! chief executive8 ? e Ledger, os- not filled with e The Review, such as characte The Enter- Qj Tillman and B 1891, and en-class matter We are elad v* VUI Iivn few?- ... publish in this Is- "hlch h0' ma . one back to tho wr'ttfnJ patriots as Hamp- ? ' d Hagood were tho Sr 'ot tWs cou , - . .. . I was boru of the state. It is j have bcen t gotism and vanity, whereon Jam rized the messages about one mil lease. road and of th t .. . w Now if Jael tn knnw flint hn kes reference to the }\ by Andrew Jackson to '-vy ames H. Witherepoon. , nty. in which be says: -<i in South Carolina as old, at the plantation ies Crawford lived. \ e from the Carolina ; \ e Wax haw creek," I tson himself is to be I Ylhen the United Stat our BanK as an offi< es Oovcmmcnr dasionafcd ;ial Dcposi Tory?it a>as Oct. 7, 1906, at at Lancaster, S. of Congress of M SUBSORIPTIO (In Atlvn One Year Six Months TO SUBSCF Your subscripi tne postofflce realizes lawlessn* C.. under Act evll in South Car arch 3. 1879. . _ nection he says: N PRICE: ?f my campaign h ,nce.) enforcement of tl *1.30 clare afresh my ! out iu good faith HBERS: lie reconimen tTO? mus* be ife enact primary e? to bo ? great *Ile1v"I> ,U,e olitia. In this con- t*? """Kilters The watchword olutlon of Nor .. state, just ove tst summer was the , ..... , la. Hodman's :ie law. I now depurpose to earryiWronK p ace" 11 this pledge." i UC,ent ! 1st. Jaeksoi ds the legislature South Caro,|na election laws si in ...... .. monument erected by j of the American Rev_ i th Caroi'na, in that r the line, on Mr. J. | plantation is at the ^ >r three good and sufvtz: \ Di ii said he was horn in convinced mar me c OurBanK was unqu Could^YDU find a : u-srr, THE firs EPOSITOTOf * iWwf iHA>WA'-'\'-^y] J \IXITKI1 naracrerana orren^rnor eshonabfe. \Qfar place for YOUR HOMEY' 5T NATIONAL BANK, ancswter, S. C. i MTATGU ItL'lx iciT/kii v paid up to and i marked on your It la stopped look at you will probably behind one year. We cannot se scriber a statemf yo c Label. If you do not paper promptly i predate it If you and we will cor ncludlng year ilar t tho8e it>el. If paper your date and Democratic state find you are 'and that "every I law to vote, shall >nd each sub- opportunity to v< >nt. Look at no man shall vote receive your j He refers to the ' ve would ap- due by the people *'!' U8 members of that rect the mis- i 4, |1U. I Ilf lopted by the last ; two miles fro convention, to the I 3rd. It is i man entitled by , nua road an have the right and quarter of a in ote once and that! The greatei more than once, j chaw ford plan "debt of gratitude" , by col. i\ Y. .? the state to the j tjjis county an convention which ] pianntation. as uouuiuent is at least in Waxhaw Creek. ??^?? in sight or the Caro d not more than a ?, lie from it. trOIll 1 r part of the James tation is now owned ""~~?? Williams, and lies in I id it was upon this; Pollock I "Old I ! I? lr f?rv" .?v? : WheI1 he 811 Other Papers l?? Sure Was. H M must have been right 1^1 itl he was "feather-leg IV I7?i* veil lt/I% 1 . AT^IVI NiLc I take. In the hui out the papers, i scribers are some inadvertently. ?Weather fore< Carolina: Wedneh TUESDAY, JANU. Hull to the rhipf ry of mailing ?ave the,u a fair 5 tames of sub- He recommends " itlmes left off compulsory atte _ local option fea it* for South Bovernor. "It sta sday fair. that the prestage ? - our citizens Is so \RY 19, 191ft. must be wiped o i-_ we must tax our nnttllA 1 ind honest election. iie wa8 bori the enactment of a joined to his t ndance law with p08e any kind tures." " Says the Jackson, shoul( nds to our shame aIU\ 8pcak, wo or illiteracy amonc Carolinians. great. This stain i8 now t ut; and to do this south Carolint Belves liberally for monument in tl ? god."?Cairn 1. Hut "Kphraiu is | dols." We don't sup- Hope S of evidence, even if Hereafter i arise from his grave on the map uld satisfy the Nortu Greenwood . ime for the state of ( w. Blease en i to place a suitable a9 he ^*11his county at the birth ?d.?The Sti tlen Chronicle. ^B ^ upply is K\huuste<l. South Carolina will he ^B , hut not in red ink.? ^B 'hararteristic. H 1 ded his administration ?by doing the unexpect r ? ai XTj NAN LttlV/O | [ED May good fortum It is now Grandp As soon as conditi we should begin to In Manning the SI neoDle have chosen iuc |IUU11L 9UUUU19 usefulness may I 9 attend him. that the opportu a Wilson! may be *iven 1 girls" He sugges Ions permit of it *? *bo PubHc sch drag the roads. a local tax has be< payers of the scl hip of State, our is a good sugges a enod oanta'ii aees. usinir his la , iu u.u?r mm lueir place of jack8) ?e increased, and should take th< nity for education m 'T? "T! THK BIH1 its liberal state aid i k . . ... To the P*3 ools. but not until where the nan 2ii voted toy the tax , j. . . be a memory i 100I district. This . each recurrinp tion as it encournew reverenc nuuairo "the sniru ? 3ii and the D. A. R's | s matter up. "Of Think of [ HI.AV OK I.KK. >ople of the South, le of Lee will always ; ^ j cherished and sacred. Will it be January 19 brings a pardon" to e for the great!governor??< All Sad Words." the pardons that might ssued (luring those last Mews and Courier. 'unions (Granted. H ' any use to say "I beg South Carolina's new Charleston Post. ou Mr. J. W. Mills: r stables Monday. ipp will be in I Jan. 25th. to I The editor went to witness the in ernor Manning int< This nieneteenth is, we believe, the happier era for Son Th inl/ v?*ioa f pi " """ jof self help." down yesterday j " The attention o duetion of Gov- i co-lled to the neei > office. "manufacturing r 'towns." He rec-t day of January | chjjd labor law b? beginning of a (lnR tj,e age linil th Carolina. (fourteen. He don ; j? of the assessmen ? i Southern lead lour appreciat f the legislature is should strong ti Is of the schools 11 years. It is rij centers and mill {out to tlte lit Minuends that the growing. the ? amended by rais- made Lee's cl it from twelve to { lime. It is I ils with the matter j whose life 111 it and taxation of ! <rSv-0.. ?? er. It is right that ton of his service N' lien with the passing ** 's <^<> motive prom ?ht also that we point ,t?rnor vv;is h, lie children who are 1 sensational. noble traits which haractor almost sub To >ut fitting that one Why did war and peace, was i r?n'e . .,'H> . , , something li ion Probable. |H 11 possible that the only Kll ptiiiR tin- art of the rov- wj s desire to tlo sotnetliinR Spartanburg Journal. m mi Win Applause. kS he resiRii? Kasy. To lawmakers to applaud in< ie had done. ( oliimhia ly mules for the List be 5 feet to :hes and weigh 1,0 army. They I 5 feet three n 00 pounds or | pull that ready pist< lag mill will not be griud out freedom f According to Mi North Carolina can drew Jackson "was he was born in two have to g\ve it up. Jl. The pardon- I ProPerty. "We a so ready now to i ^at changes are or you. laws." The gover attention has beei r. Sally, unless to appropriations prove that An- He does not rnii i twins, or that 'erring to the ine peaces," she will Says he, "Assessi t ^ _ equal and unjus I" ' .11 agree, says lie. , should be hel< i needed in our t:>x j people and th nor says that more j dren, as the pe a given in tho past iihat is finest i than to revenues, j ing. Lee, the ice matters in re- i tee "less, getu quality in taxation. | ;.,ee, was the id lients are now un- 11 he beloved of t. Much property j wlujle country. u. MIC aou....|Uecor(1 J in memory by our eir children's child-1 Sin >erless exemplar of all , While B n character and feel- , resignation \ ? , .... have drawn > steadfast, unselfish, | Qn (hp docu ?rous, broad-minded ( {ny enem ol of the Confederacy. I mone. a loyal people. The I re-united and limno- i *nge Iff IMdn't. m m< louse was signing his IB vith roil ink. he ought to a skull and cross-bones Vg ment us a warning to * lies."?Greenville Pied? $1 irtest and Best. H are and sound. Se ars old. Will pa] 40.00. ven to twelve I r $100.00 to J "May never lo again," would be parting wish were i impossible of occur We welcome yot ning It has been a any of your kind w of the State eoverni i* " *j escapes taxaton; ok' upon his like property are ass i an appropriate per centages of t it not so utterly He recommend rence. mission be creat< the subject and i u.Governor Man- j bodying a plan of , long time since | |aW8 He recomnic rere at the head j now imposed upi rnent 1~?- l:? ? - dffcrent clusses of ..eiieous, accon >essed in different place anions t heir value." and the whole s that a tax com- more magnetic ?d to examine into , It is ours li suggests a hill em - j greenest laure revision of our tax j feeling words t nds that the duties j , reduced him, jn the state board | best and it is , \ . I "I hereby is to him a very l? fihjSouth carol he ureat of the land, ;:aRe and by world furnished no ! communlcatl : liKure. I Blease to tl , . : South Caroll lowever, to brinp the Is. to speak the most Face A >f praise, for the South Now let's the South loved hint pleasant thl to the South that the montl, ^ edu resign tin governor of 1^1 inn." It is :i good mes- j H much the best of all the J _ ions sent by Governor !^H le Reneral assembly of Hi Ina.?Charleston Post. ? B r bout and Cict Busy. 7HK I forget Please. Think of ; ^8 ll inRS and work for thej^H rational, industrial and . regory-Hooi ? 1UVE STOCK I COMPANY I Farewell, Gov. S the consolation thai Governor of South by the grace of Col January 19 is a all Southern peop ' Carolinians it will 2 vji uau^aiiuu u ' ~~ .assessors should iiulth. you have .. . , it. Inasmuch a: t jou were one v i federal income la Carolina even it atate ,aw has b, e ease. recommends its r day beloved of The enactmei ?le. but to South mans comPensat I henceforth be- mended- -lso 1 . . . ._ law. a revision o uiu sune uuaru 01 | Meat years of 1 be devolved upon | -riven. 5 we now have a, lw and the present "One of the jen ineffectual, he ,metj by Goverr epeal. more abuse of it of a- working- eminate from ion law is recom- announces the l land registration new governor, f the laws relating 118 life were no freelv n-n Tliis shouli llfeliard I. ? ' ->e the govei lirst orders to be is- ! South t'arol ior Manning is that nn|and Sou,liro the newBpapera shall ( the Governor's office." The rests: Guffney Ledger. The the legislatu we believe, Is anxious the 'tct tha hail navnr I annual ion or tne state. HM :1 be easy to <lo since : HI fanning has promised to, H| rnor of all the people of ' Qohqs ina.?Sumter Watchman n. ? ^r^oJort. nation was a surprise to ire and to the state, but % Lt the legislature, which $ > > > < ^ I 1W?J Back of v ' come a aaie 01 aa As continued rai several weeks are f it not be the part the city fathers to street crossings at Let law and orle of lawlessness and tiea sigmncance. ? - to fertilizers an ns for the next effective nationa orecasted, would ommends that a) of kindness for should be exami give us passable regularly audited least? examiner. The c providing for th r take the place tion of pupils in factionalism in under the super1 10 mane tn< d an efficient and force rather tb I guard. He rec- newspapers g il state institutions spectacular, ned and accounts t^e press is w by the state bank towards the i snactment of a law i Carolina and t e medical inspec. , between Cover the public schools newspapers w Vision of the Sl<l? | tuallv ?crro?>?l? j state a constructive I Governor" Bl ian make copy for the j resignation y Indulging in the | a great dea He recognizes that I J1'8 cohorta. . ... ? _ latter left.? irh him in his efforts ' -ehabitation of South herefore, the relations I Cole I-. 11 'nor Manning and the e<* *^e ill doubtless be mu-. te'nay,,,8 ? i? I >u o/U4|rabUj f?liu lease, cheered when the X was read, has in it not % 1 to console Hlease and ?* ?if he has any of the X -Augusta Chronicle. j _ v The Climax. ^ lease startled and amaz le of South Carolina yesstartle and amaze has tiki inclpat function as gov ? r * he assets y Y >f this bank is a y oard of directors x ! vhose names are a JL Y guarantee of financial boath Carolina. To hatred and strife hand. With our faces tc a wfll to achieve t good in her behalf I store for South Car mediate future. o long has class | board of health held the upper i the state board ! recommended. to the "lack ot' e< > the future and .management of he best possible in reference to t there is much in for the Insane. h< olina in the im- a later date subn i oration, by spe in co-operation of _____ of education is Coleman L \ttention is called passed into tl )-ordination" in the ijfe. May sue these institutions, during four :he State Hospital j Carolina to e 8 says: "I will at it is easy to lit for your consid- most to forgl cial message, sug- 1 trouble us ag: ornor and in function ho I ivingston Blease has dreams. In he shades of private ft :h peace as he never t^e surpris years, suffered South vsignatioa njoy, rest upon him. an<* Courier, forget vea. even al?' or i ve.. what can never Suggested tin. lie has Itad his i should n:i?? tlie performance of that lias surpassed the wildest this respect his last aci J was the most successful pieu r in that olllce. Of all e ics he has sprung his i J ? was the greatest.?News solu X i ltay of Thanks. V 1 That the legislature locat fl roaaliitinn 4H l.?? ns that here the interests of d first consideration. An account tely safe at all times. Why not STATEMENT OK THE CON THE FARMERS BANK & TRE ed at Lancaster, S. C., at the close n itability and conscr- Y rative methods. This \ lepositors are always Y here is therefore ab: open one? *? DITION OF fST COMPANY, Y f htlaiiinau 11 toaa The best wish th for Mr. Manning's s tnat it will wrest from the hands of politicians and brin people. The legislature throp College tome igestions relating at we can make : tions, especially idminlstration is {t^e insane, to w the government i special considerai demagogues and j The governor i g it back to the pie to join him ii and to keep Soui forefront among will visit Win- progress, in mor >rrow. We ven- J to the state institu- j little day. It'i the Hospital for ; ihe people of hich 1 am devoting j together and Uon." South Carolini irges all of the peo n his effort to place The cheerin Lh Carolina in the the legislature her sister states in Blease's resigi al tone and in an Phillips' admo t ?.i ?- J -??? ... - 9 now in order for all Governor Mi Sou,b Carolina to get j pull for the good of tjle govern i. i churches. tc j tlianksgivini g by the members of having del Blease. ! after the reading of The abov< aation recalls Captain j de in an e inition to his men on i and with gr - .-.?v.lu.iwn VI11 nuns A mining to issue his proc- %r King the people of the <?? Loai >inble on a clay named by X cc lor, at their respective _ ? offer up prayer and ' 5 to Almighty God for i Pun ivered them from Cole V tu ^ Oth s suggestion was dedicatntirely reverend manner eat earnestness by a citi- 1>ue RESOURCES. is and DIs- Capital unts J181).48 7.60 In drafts 3.972.53 . Undivl llture and Fixires 2.875.00 pens ir Real Estate paid vned 3.500.00 Individ from Banks ?SubJ LIABILITIES. I Stock Paid V $ 50.000.00 A s Fund . . 2,600.00 X ded Profits, V Current Exes and Taxes X 7.152.14 Y luul Deposits A eet to Check 30,914.75 .X. ture the guess that followed by a ret uitionual approprU state can ill afford time. Law and Orde maintained where cated citizenship.v .. . r .. ... . Cint^uItutu auu this vfsit will be . , . , ship, luest for an ad- * . , . He urges upon ition, which the . . turn their backf to grant at this . ... . .. bitterness and dit ward, turning tb r can only be to ,he ,u,ure- 1 there la an ado- P>e reunited m< Let South Car- u8, l . . .. 1 Thfi new envfii i cumoicu me battleship cheered, after i all the people "to Spaniards, "D i on past factional poor devils ai isentlon, to look for- j eir faces resolutely j ftencn 'he vision of a peo- 1 No complai ist be kept before ! Columbl rnnr in thn nnpnlnff i ? 0*ontClll| Texas, when they ?en. ?* the victory over the. on t cheer, boys, the re dying." In Memory < Smooth the U Satisfaction. n , .hail int. Everybody satis- R ,1? Jl. la Record Gather the i Around the |?t for tlie State. I Wpoh fl!r' mce who exhibited every ^ ai ?f deep ainceritv.?Flor- J Cun V Gold Silv< i?f Little Violet II. \V<hmI. J M s strands of her silken V chet It f with tender care. J obes in final fold, .c T< form that will not crow _ + STA hu T Time < id Hankers... 10.S59.67 Dep< ency 2,782.00 CertlfH I 1,060.00 Caslile sr and Other Bills 1 inor Coin ... 335.81 clud :ks and Cash catei ems 352.36 Bon >tal 8214,914.97 Totj TE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, Certificates of 9jF Jslit 32,814.23 ?? sd Checks . . 25.26 r's Checks. . 8.60 Payable, inIng Certifl- JL s for Money t rowed . . . . 82,500.00 ?? il $214,914.97 ouna sinne at 11 trouble which has ahame and confusb The Lancaster L eeiving the suippor tor many ot our pe belong to the Llbi Then, too, the town fnr this imnortant i ne root or me - - longest brought an<^ closing of 1 an upon us. "Divine,guidance his people. In ibrary is not re- concluded His ar It should receive these solmen wt ople do not even God may give to rary Association, and understand! is doing nothing may be able to d nsHtutinn r.nn the good, and til | we believe l lis address invokes : ing the office " upon himself and i ticularliy of r< this connection he "?r that J1? , .... , . Hlease n hs i lmirable address in ( consequences >rds, "I pray that. name and fam me and you a wise 1 cerned, to sho' ng neart, that we i People of the .. , him and his .scern the evil from Rp)t8 in the iat He may give us 1 1A vol a o fKo w that the Idea of resign- 1 no m of governor, and par- For the sun 'signing it in the man- | and < did, originated with For a miss whim, reckless of the gract so for as the good For a tende: e of the state was con- Hut not foT w his contempt for the read state who repudiated ' Whose perf< policies?in efTect he Not for the face of the state; he i And crownc MV UUJ O LIIUl Will rcinu aIL ore; ? B< i beams flown from heart . ' loor, ? ban* ing step of a nameless t state i. book r voice and a loving face. ^ the soul whose goal is * led, ?? 1914 ict Joy has just begun. Cort spirit robed in white. >d where the anftei3 are & County of Lancaster?ss. afore me came W. H. Mlllen, Cash l, who, being duly sworn, says that iment is a true condition of said is and said bank. worn to and subscribed before me t i. JOHN CRAWFORD, N ect?Attest: W. T. Gregory, W. P. Directors. s ler of the above named ^ the above and foregoing ? bank, as shown by the *? W. H. MILLEN. > his 25th day of October, Fotary Public for S. C. A Robinson, W. P. Bennett, *ider the mat er, ren. Do you thin! right in withhold *nce? ? men end bretb- the spirit to thin k you are doinfc such things as mi ling your assist- (lis blessing may effort to serve o1 _ , awvvlO tllC | k to say and to do -*red honors U) iy" be right, anil th?. j ?? ? ' be upon us in our ( jnworthiness ur state." Florence Time 1 I Fcu|iit) who nave snow- \ tonip pon him. the last veno- i a -precious his quiver, because A voice we have discovered his a place is and cast him out. Which neve !S. 1 :ht- FA one from us Is Rone, JL * loved Is still, V W. 1 vacant in our home. A r can be filled. IJaa AUNT BUFORD. VW RMERS BANK & TRl GllKUORY, Pr?*l?leni R. T. DBATY, Jr., AuliUnt <hM > 1ST COMPANY | W. H. MILLJSN, CMhlcr. V Cwhlor. .* t > V* ; .