Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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21 br Canraatri ( SKMI.U'kKK I r ftrtus *,a3i:i0lc;3l0'c*clc:0,clc;c .v ? WHEN" LYNCH1 THE LAN( ^ r!t NCi WILL PRISON SK FASTER NEWS, JULY 9, NTEXCES. J I __ 1915. ??I * JUAN IT A WVUE J. C. SllKl'Altl). . BuhIi PUBLISHERS' ANNOl Published Tuesdayi days at Lancaster, S. Lancaster Publishing successors to The I tabllshed 1862; Th< established 1878; 1 nofnKII..),.,,! lOn -I- CE ASH Editor MM MuniiKcr UNCEMENT: Th? Colutubia Sti s and Fri- some strong appeals C., by The and consciences of Company, South Carolina in th Review" spect for the law- 1 'he Enter- sue of tbat Paper, in 1 1 t ho Ivnoh in a hv n nil fc | ."H! ij w'e noie from ate is making Journal that Judgt to the hearts has been imposing the people of instead of alternai e matter of re- persons convicted 5 n Tuesday's is- of court for that c commenting on Judge Smith is to 1 \h r?f tWO i linn- thio hnupco Tlinp The Greenwood B > Mendel L. Smith prison sentences Live lines, against it the recent term ounty. We think NOT I be commended for O a pn Min iii> on tiito iARN NECESSARILY BY MAKir MORE WAGES, BUT MOR ? IDO, vOVd UlloUvU 1 O J tared as second-cla Oct. 7, 1905, at tne at Lancaster, S. C., af Congress of Marcl SUBSCRIPTION I (In Advance One Year Six Montlia PLEASE TAKE X 'A, a LIU ou- vuu as matter cent negroes becausi p?8toflJc? race had killed a whi under Act A1 , .. h 3 1879 crux ?f niattei - "So far as law and 'RICE: the white people of ( .) preme. The question $1.50 law should be. It 75c people want LAW or "No woman was i OTICE. case near Hound Oak, e one of their [where the imposit te man. it gives not meet the end p as follows: I ticularly in the ni law-making go, concealed weapoi Seorgia are su- liquor laws, etc. \ is 'whether I aggravated cases NO-LAW. parties convicted nvoived in the jury and the trial ; in Georgia. . the sentence in th v it t v iiinii i Ion of a fine will P k b of justice, par- I On latter of carrying 1 iB. violating the That is t Ve have known of VOUr ear being tried, the j spent Q promptly by the judge would make Dflflfl e alternative, the1 | III .A I tVE A DIME A DAY he easiest possible way to increj ning power. Place those foolisl limes in one of our FT RANKS FOR 01MF / We Help iqp f * ( YOU S \ T O fe rieuceiurm an x;ards of thanks, lodj notices of all pub charging admission, executors' notices, i discharge, etc., will I for at the legal rate. There has been so tainty in the mind friends as to what u is. The items mentic are not news items, n uuiLuuriL'ts, - rival two negroes ;e notices, lives, though innocent lie affairs not a matter that on citations, "The question is w] notices of community whose me ve cliarged and resort to mob wa white man to live in. me uncer- "If little boys shot Is of our up in the notion that ews really for any reason, must ined above a man. black or whit< tor can we law, why send them . nL?r?.Tu defendant would pa in Georgia, is I v e need discuss. | in a ,evv moments hether or not a the court house a rubers defy law man to the commui ys is safe for a j entered it. The rid he brought should always be c< one day they, the gravity of the go out and kill as will deter the ac< i, regardless of tition of it Snvg to church, to ..Iiwl_ . ,y the money down " w and walk out of An* , more dangerous 11 nlty than when he yoi sentence imposed Makes 5 >nunensurate with US about offense and such ?used from a repe- 1 The Journal: M? vtuismw a va? vauiu tie opens a Savings Account a i one of our little Pocket Banl laving easy. Come in and a ; them. Tiie Eidct I " \ 10 dave - V J isk Jatiamav Pa Mir accept such items fo tion except as adverti Weather forecast for lina: Probably fair Frl unlay. FK1DAV. .11 I. Y i?, Frank llolt is not thin the United States. r publiea- Sunday school and d sing. will surely unfit them "It' the people go South Caro- churches, schools and day and Sat- and reading the Si Mount, some day lyncl ? "Let The State mn . I'Ho. once ihore. How st -----?= against a crime, mun p only crank nameless crime, be m .... especially care. We ti I here are T)lpv (,.in .,nij tliov ay school? It ... * L,. for the job. th,s position. Th< on multiplying people who stand Sundav schools criminal out when ermon on the ?P"n h m- T li? ha ling will cease' Increasing crime n ike itself plain !lo.?r8f.n0t,',rT vere the laws take the risk feeln tier, arson, the caught it will not ade .we do not n\"ch- a* th?r? ar rust the people. wh,te ,men- ,f.the should protect ?ro- who sta?'' ro?< ii^ui in inn I n* h ?re are too many H ready to pay a I a One is placed I s had the effect of is it causes evil i 1 the law. Titev iit? assured that if amount to very "pTJoiVr flTT^ e any number of J. XvLrlYL U 1 r: criminal he a ne- ? Iv to pay hint out. Perfect I1IL 1 1IVJ1 1 LANC [ER PAPERS aithkciatf. 1/illUllnL Urt ASTER, S. C. * S RECENT LETTERS to the riRht Well I thl at! to Hear From His host patch c A?f L' t\ ? 1 i.% 1.. lm i ?-1 ** place. nk Mr. C. O. Neal has the if corn I have seen, it Is plenty of them still li tunatelv. 41 Says The Ureenwoc "Whatever may be said 1 hint it can not be denh President Marshall is a byterian." It cannot. be< elected. * \ing. unfoi'- themselves against orb people can not save tl can not in tho long rv >d Journal: ,ht>ir women, without no reason, there is or or against ],aving a government m1 that Vice join one another in strong I'ivs- tin intaining what we i .use he was of South Carolina.' il we are going to say tl ment. the state, is w initials. But the "The penitenth lenisel ves ,thev KH'iK is the thing in protect even ors- What does a hi law! There is n '"ie so long ;>s 1 no excuse, for his dirty b for men to "hike his fine in a creating and K? ?"? though call the 'State pcned?and really by our acts, sequence, has happ lat the govern- 's concerned." eak. impotent.'' ? try or the chain- we are per for the blind tip:- Georgia to take i lind tiger care for ter of lynching*, te is able to con- ? nsiness? He can I'nole Haiti short while, and Ode to the Foi nothing had hap- violets am blue; nothing, of con- and so atu c ened so far as he Post. Uncle Hi ? ? V?' - A ? <1 A l,Aaa* 4 1. tectly wining for the lead In the mat- To the Editor Anderson Mall. Well, I was I'm Sentiments. I". O. ( riium irth ? Roses am red. 80,1001 mates, watermelon is sweet successful life hiekun.?Charleston blessings to 1: always glad urdy'.s Dish. letters front - r-> i_ I never knew 1 i w. vi mi in 111^-1 . i fi innii> ii ii of The News: who lives at glad to hear from Rev. 8aui? l)1:,reInger. one ot my ohl I want to wish him a h. Dyches, t May God add His Isaiah. We lis work. Well I am traded ine^ to read Mr. Twitty's which is th^ Valdosta, Ga.. though Lo^gr;.,f,"d j lim myself, but as long piint C. lie 19 UHC Ul lite uur o home and boards at the an excellent semon yesr.ur pastor, Rev, J. W. 'rom the sixth chapter of i are expecting onr proting to begin July 25th, e fourth Sunday, drs. L. D. Adams of the 3Ctlon were visitors at vi>alpnlav With a paved Main brilliant white way, mil< walks, the biggest cot tot world, and the most pro izensliip to he found. "Lancaster Leads." What impression will the mind of a child if h mil in in- iiumcu m k street, anil serve peace and secur ?s of cement The minds and hea i mill in the i>1?* must be enlighte igressive cit- time comes when all I of course ciety will be respectec man will dare take tl: own hands no matter v be made on cation. Upon the pul e is told by house and the news I * ?? <111** l?7 J.. itv." rts of our poo- <?00|> ItKSl'LTS ned. until the Y, ... the laws of so- ' *'""** *~rrMC< 1 and when no As we have had le law into his mark before, the j< vliat the provo- not altogether wor pit, the school South. It has bei paper, rests a bringing both the oi i.ivis* AUU aiKMU in ^ savs good-bye, i OF TI1F, WAIt. melon enters v ^ our menu of seas . 1'leHr!TM. 1~!~ Anderson Mail. occasion to re- i Sings of European war has Times are obi ked harm to the better. We not en the means of | county is conside redltor and debtor organizing a Tm -i 1 merce.?Oreenwc ts 11 int.- *>1133 rettt ll , old Colonel Water- us m> ?randl ihole-heartedly into wa>'? enjoyed lonable delicacies. they were rail they were sch wished to see the Times. Therefore, for liged to be getting letters intereti ice where Colleton is always on ( ring the advisability Well, 1 thii Chamber of Com- harder we wil >od Journal. heard one fat jarents lived they al- Mr, L. A. reading liis letters, for Lyles yester sed together. I think We had a ool mates and always w^lch we lo: hita in their old age. their sake It makes his ng for me to read. He WlMoever V the right side I think. 1 nk if times get much The Old S 1 all have to do like I cbill Tonic Tlllv ilnlna in q nntlmr ?? ^ Watson visited Mr. R. L. day. tine rain last night, aged to see very much. O. C. ADAMS. ou Need a General Toole rake Grove's itandard Grove's Tasteless is equally valuable as a u i4 4.:^. *k. his parent that the injt tained in the Holy Book, not kill," should be obey beholds that parent go smear his hand with the /ellow being? + "Attorney General Tho \ should feel proud of th mo In rnno?> ,1 ^ J action don- great responsibility In "Thou sliult this enlightenment. 7 ed, and then paper is undoubtedly out and be J hiood of a *r TO REMOVE 11,1. unas Peoples I?rrf?>?!t-1?!~I?! .K! !-!-{ e rec:ord ho State Superintender bringing about ???? 10 meir svusci "he State news- w'" 'earn the less* doing its part. well as not ever to prove a blessing ii result of the strim 1TERACY. * haS bee" lG88 Credi any year since the < ,n& possibly the ye, it of Instruc- KOod for ev??*ybod} - time business has s. ii uuiu umssvs >n of the war. so Too u~ i forget it. It will Qne great obg 1 th? end. As a progress in this gent times, there entirely too mar t extended than ouKhly satisfied Civil War. except- tlons?Henderso ar 1865, which is "Wc r. The credit or According to i been a curse to fbe won week and if I II Satisfied. section nearb; tacle In the way of they allownnc community is that visiting. That ty people are thorwith present condin Gold Leaf. JMMKM; iy Ofr." C p in exchange 97 ppfj? I len of this country I ?w.?0 ... W..WUV1 VTCDCiaA 1UU t gives out they go well known t< y. The joko is that and IRON, e themselves (or the oat Malaria, : is all right if they go Bailda ap thi SntJTUFBN MA lie UCtaUSf 11 LUUIH1U9 IUC >nic properties of QUININE It acts on the Liver, Drives Enriches the Blood and i Whole System. SO cents. 7ST1 I . ?uuuv lit I CV.CII l UC I3JU Carolina cases from 1 court. In the six cases ! were handed down in f state. York News. Gi young man. Pass the along." ? Anderson I We pass. There is no more impo u? in ?>ouiu tton Dr. J. Y. Joyner i he supreme Una, made a pathetic six decisions Press Association at it avor of tiie ing at Montreat, for tl sod for the the effort to i.'ee the C good word from adult illiteracy, ntelligencer. suggested for the rernt was moonlight schools "In response to this rtant matter The Salisbury Post ' of Norm raro- A, . ? the South, and tht appeal to the , any real prosperit> :s recent meet- . . ... , . , ; ists. We are glad heir support in . , _ Monroe inquirer t >ld North State ... , _ , , rapidlv playing out The plan he . ' ' 4 . _ . . . . . m that state. Says >val of the blot ... . . "The 'time busin ' ! plies has well nigh i appeal," says | county. There is in the Press As- the merchants, fert . I nave no servants ;re will never be way off More th r wherever it ex- women are marrlt to note from The hat the system is I Many in I nlon county rannot pay his The Enquirer: plenty of money ess' for farm sup- bile on the go n played out in this Henderson Gold at on the books of j ? llizer dealers, and Spent Tw >. ii s an wrong? * ian 3 per cent of the J [_ ed.?Anderson Mail. , Isn't It? ! who is free to say j~ i bills seemingly has g | to keep an automo nost of the time.? Leaf. 2 L o Fortunes. MV/1/ 1 1 AJU1II V MfMJTK FOR SOUTHERN MA ir ii ^ I/li I jtf ^ Ids] I tm before the people of Soi than that of law enfoi correspondent in one of c *" * pers puts the matter in when he says: "We a Irom maladministration when men holding hi| offered to lead a mob u circumstances." ith Carolina gociation adopted a re rcement. A accepts the challenge >ur daily pa- intendent and pledgei a nut-shell the state to perform i ire suffering great and good work, in the past cational campaign is i ?h positions state in the early fall, nder certain wipe out the last of tl illiteracy?a most gh solution which "ve stock dealers of the super e-fourth the am ?K_ . there was last yeai the press of growing will be grc its part In this lay of money than A great edu- the past tiiirty-fl :o begin in the waK?n loaded with o ?. tongue turned awj a campaign to we? n,Rh thlnj? le states adult stead of the farmer orious under- | to 'run him' he is ....J 1? 1f ?U, ? here more than Harry K. Thav ount 'charged' as proving himself r. The crop now get out of the i >wn with less out White, and no> has any crop for j spend another f< ve years. The sanity in order t corn and hay with teawan.?Hendei >.y from town is ! ? of the past. In- Violating tl asking somebody If some ef t coming into town much faster nexl v spent a fortune in ? insane in order to ? murder of Stanford 11 v he is having to ? Nunna trtune to prove his g Southlan o keep out of Mat- fg " son Gold Leaf. MaiC he S|>eed I?w. 5 The S he candidates run ment is ] t summer than they ? ... - m Drugs ai Nunnally's illy's are the finest Candies tha d, and are the enthusiastic choh I." tandard Drug Company's Pres recognized by physicians to be i id pains-taking care and thorou dies | t are sold in the 1 :e of the "South- g icription depart- " inexcelled. Pure 5 icrh knowledge of <r North Carolina owes i memory of the late Jos< well, editor of The Ch server, and it was fitti Press Association of tin State should inaugurate lor a suitable mentor What X. G. Gonzales, t editor of The State wa taking, and to which much to the of the state who love >ph P. Cald- ought to set themselve arlotte Ob- ness." ng that the The moonlight sc ? Old North wonders in Kentuck a movement moonlight stills, there ial to him. light schools. We sin he lamented that South Carolina i iS to South 1 all the citizens """ ???"?* """I?.1 ? ? More money will t North < arolina jn t^is county s in all serious- time from now on Western corn and hools worked f f?- ^ better day . bloomin war in 1 y. Instead of niucjj longer ours are now moon- pendent people ind Duld not forget 4 s lower in the -I?I?'.?;?'.?I?I?I?I?I?I? Knn li or u i u i o r *i* ' UU J IIIO J/l U\l UV C, CM I ? IM/ n I Uilllll ?e paid for butter themselves fact in a very short charge of violat than was paid for forbidding self-p hay a few years run more than f has come. If that ?Press and Ban Europe keeps onJ , ? will be an inde- j "flo eed." The Annapolis 1 not the only so where "gouging" '"^ji practice for yea * to face with the fi Prescrip in* the ordinance 2 v ropelled vehicles to B orty miles an hour. I s lifting. 5 * Naval Academy Is 2 hool in the country ? ' has been a common rs and years. It is p ? I tion work give physicians < rely on us, too. ITANDARD DRUi confidence in us. " G CO. | Stfift* B 'Carolina journalism, J. was to the same profess Carolina. + The (Jeorgia legislate to better enforce the nev law of that state, believ ing up its own hearth si is evidenced by the folic P. Caldwell state and it behooves ion in North bestir ourselves to th galling yoke of ignc removed. re, in order +? ; prohibition es in sweep- -! tone first, as WI1X rilhl ltl>wlng rule it ... , WHAT Wllili * us likewise to it. U e end that the ranee may be -I?I?I?I?I?I?I?!?I-H? Those farmers v aright, the signs pitched a big or :.MK.MIJKR? -I- spring, may well b< -!- they expect to do I-'-'-'-.l)i? nrnhnhlp (til fin or 1M> WITH + common in sent > graded schools, ^ stitutions, teclin sities, etc.?Yorl kho failed to read What Ad\ of the times and High prices ar op of cotton this V" 1 , . $5,000 for the r ' considering what of a certain st with it in view of them more than ok Tim iwvt rp. year, including I )oia or mi Kinds? * male and female In- f" leal schools, unlver- jg kville Enquirer. ertising Does. ~~???? e paid for a business m ^ [any men will give I Vl/pll/, lame and reputation J. yYvIV ore that ean't pay $1,500 to $3,000 a wwTi i >oth interest on their 11/Lair e Reasons x V/v.? /fl 1 ? = * ^/i?L ftkl\ h:ut adopted: "No mem permitted on the floor ( "while in on intoxieatet and the door keeper is keep a close watch at member who is into: might not be a bad idea I Carolina legislature to f + I>oesn't it look bad th iber shall be >t' the house The Pageland Joui 1 condition. ",e seasons keep up directed to ",llt section "will be id eject any f'on "''s ,a'l than if i ideated." it keen a war in Europe, for the South 8ays occasionally it li ollow suit. wi|l agree with that that more often they lat the farm- agree with our con rnal believes if port of the buret the fanners in show that the pre in better condi- in 1 14 was over there had never the biggest crop i The Journal fore. The decreai nds a man who year as compared statement but 15.7 per cent?th< disagree. We tlmate being that temporary. In j 000 acres planted. tu of census will mone>' ,and |>ay versonal work, xluction of cotton flie reason tl 16,000,000 bales, such a high prk ever produced be- long to get it, ?e in acreage this very active cam, , , , , There is one v with last year is wil, ,n a brief ti } government's es- slstent advertlsi there are 31,535,- goods before th< The condition on become famllllai onar Una n n nvent for their own TMIJ lat pood will brings e is that it takes no J unless one makes a tilll III 111 jaign for It. w?? ray of getting a good me. That is by per- |wtTkr??if ng. By keeping his 111 |ILLt| 8 public, a tsore will ly known In a single iiq n ti-lwt Iranna atlll 1UU /imp 1 Buy Yourr^j ies of Us \1 ers of Lancaster county the indifference, or w may call it, of our busln forced to carry the whe urged to plant last fall ' have ground into flour, best farmers told us yt he and two of his nei carried their wheat to M< because of some respects the vs hatever you blessing to the cotti iess men, are forcing them to get at they were tacks" and farm for to Monroe to families instead of tl One of our Says The Journal: >storday that "We see more corn ghbors had other food and feed on roe recent- than ever before- the recent made at ftbout hftJf ar has been a July 1st was repor t>n farmers, by I cent. So the pro down to "brass the cotton crop themselves and around 12,500,000 le other fellow, was carried over fr 1 thing like four m . cane, peas and will make the tota crops growing on hand this fa crops are being | 16,000,000 balese cost of former | , ted to be 80.3 per liabilities are that 1 slow accreption? thia year will be have to wait a d bales. But there ,,lay ever *et '* om last year some- Judge illion bales, which 1 His many frl 1 amount of cotton state will regret '.1 something like k. Smith of Ci IIUU ?? ti\/ otiii ^^ i, a*d trusts to the i of time is likely to iozen years before he ?Florence Times. smith ni. BEOAUJ ends throughout the to learn that Mendel i . ? amden, Judge of the asK TO~* " cult, is at the Columwith fever. Judge "Just as ?? //?. 9. 3E wo sell what you * J e really serve you. good" ia tabooed in U" ly. While there they goods to the amount of one indication of how m T*ncaster is losing each by towns. A flour mill, management, would pa holders a profit and at t) take care of all of the wheat. But even if It * <1 * thinh /vf I. each bought crops and the farmer $60. This is little of what they m luch in trado But will the farmer year to near- lesson taught by th under proper there's the rub!" y the stock- ? le same time We ask every farm home raised county, who has a far didn't pay a admirable address o <lUAAt I A.tAf ?A tko sverwl no ? I. s will owe very *U,"K ?" 1,1 iake this year." | ?ng to do with all s remember the 4 e war? "Aye, j We congratulate ! election of a city ? ! take a firm stand or in Lancaster j The Greenville Ne> nily to read the ! cause loyal citizeni f Congressman only In Greenville, iff eloflu fit Wltl- I tr. unitiou q a null e, wn?i an? wo ?u- : smith had been of this cotton? flays and on a L Greenwood Sati * lumbla for treat > Greenville on the from Columbia t council that will , well.?Camden for law and order. r ..t. ..i? Result oi vs says. It should Po!ltmaster P< * to rejoice." Not reduced from $ but in other com-; the annual read *u* I seven nf>stmast< reeling badly ror ten | idjournlng court at our gtore. irday stopped in Content. Later reports ^ ,, itate that he Is doing Wed ra1 Chronicle. foist on yoi ' Hard Times. Dag's salary has been r?lon 2.700 to $2,600. In 1 P a justmenl of salaries, *rs in South Caro . :her lose tho sale than mJLm 1 something you might y sed with. J t JJILMIL, JUI9L L 11 I IJ l\ 1/1 Lilt* || lit to the town and th? ment for the raising of null r*n llflir- i mcvci iu lur ^lauunui > encourage- j throp College on the wheat. | Life, published in thi Needs of Rural better enforcemen s issue. growing. .... j received Ir t of tbe lawn in tj,eir Halarlefl | Record. icreaaea and 23 had I reduced.?Rock Hill J E. W. SIS lRE * 1 !