The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, July 08, 1903, Image 2
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r.DITOR AND M AN AC KR.
wki?M:SI?AV, .u i.\ >, 1 ! **:?.
I" |>i iii?of Norway Ne?;roes.
Several hundred ne?;roe> eon jrooated
near Norway ! ?<t Saturday
iii^l11 are! threatened to wipe
t!ioto\.n out of cxiMcnco. Their
threats were in retaliation for the
lynching of Charles Kvuns, who
shot Mr. ?lno. L. 1'hillips while
iit hu slipper table I hi' Ratlin lay
niydil before. In response toil
telegram from ihr mayor of the
town a sipia I of .*>o inilitiainen
I*
were sent from Columbia to Norway
about inidniydit, wliieli caused
the negroes to disperse. 1 lie
militiamen returned to Columbia
Sunday, even thin<i having lie.
eouie ipiiet about tlie little town.
The r'11ix leaders of the uprising
are known and will be arrested.
I'll I I.I.I l'*S |)|1> ? ', III-. Will Ml>,
Norway, .Inly .*?. John 'J'.
Phillips, the old Confederate sol? !?.?
..... i.,.?
r* i n ?i 11 * i liniv^
wliill* :il hi- supper table l?y the
n?oro, Charles Kvanp lynched
for t lie oriino, died here t hi- inornin?;
at ?5.50 o'clock, sifter liavin*;
sullered inortsil si^inv for lint less
than si week. Thsit 1 >e lived so
lonjr i- considered hy the pltysi
oisins of lhi.- place 1 ut little short
ot st miracle.
?c- ?
li st report from Norwa\ is
true, the murder of Mr. I'niUip.siiid
the lynehimr of l'.v.m- ostn he
traced to failure of si community
to enforce the lawsand decency
lost sis other crimes ean lie traced
to failure of men to do their duty,
to exhibitors of moral cowardice.
Charles and dim Kvam were s-onr
of a white man, it is who
lists 1)1 en permitted 1?> 1 i\ in open
adultery with si colored woman.
The State.
Will tin1 people <>f N6rway
show is what they have trained
by the illegal -laying of Fvans;
Have tliey neeomplished more
than the law could have done!
Was not death eertain in view ot
the evidence, and would not the
murderer's snH'eriiijjjs have been
greater had he weeks or month.- to
think <>f his death; No decent man
likes to have human blood on los
hands and thei? wu- absolutely no
excuse for the slaying of Kvans
by a mob. 1'he State.
IJijj enterprise For Chester.
A company ha- been organized
in < 'hcster for the purpn of
manufacturing the "Xeoly Colt >u
( Atopics-. Patent.'' I :ii> dev. o
was invented 1 >v Mr. S. M. Neely
of Smith- Turnout ;u.< 1 1- evidently
regarded as ;i yood seller,
for 111c e >111}>-111\ i- to l?e capitnlized
at SI on, on. . J he corporators
arc S. M. Neely, Col. 1. I. Can
ninglutm and .Major d. Hardin
.Marion. The-State.
I5IUTV CZ.V TOKTI'Ii
A case ciitne t-i lijxlit tinit fe;
persi>tent and unmerciful torture
lias perhaps never hcen orpnde I.
Joe (iololnek ot ( olnsa, Calif,
writer. "I'nr 11 year-I endured
inMit ft i alilc i ain fr-an 11 lie: limit i>m
and nothing icliev I mo though I
trio 1 ever) thing known. I came
across Klectiic I'ilt r- ami it's tii"
greatest nu !i -.< mi < utli for 1111
trouble. A f? \\ hoi tUv of it cornplctely
relieved ::i .< 1 cured inc.1'
Just ns good l. r Liver and Kidney
troubles and i. ne:.d lo' ility. Only
50c. Satisfaction guaranteed
by Crawford I>r< s , J. F. Mnekey
?V Co., find Funderhink I'harinucy.
c y\. it. 't.' o tt x y\..
Bcnra Ifco ' ' BoiT'd
Bignaturo S? /
of o /uzf- yT^4 t/./cAt/U
?J'ny your Subscription to the
Lkdokic and bo happy.
Deputy Sheriff With !
- Real Grit And Nerve, j,
A l'iekcn> (Mlieer Pushed Over a|
IV/eipice, Swwnjj to His 'j
L'ri-oner Seriously Injured.
!
Sjm etui to The State.
1'iekens, .1 oly ? Deputy Slierill
MeDauiel was painfully and
>e? ii.usly iujuied while arresting ,
so lie gamblers on the outskirts of ^
Liberty last Wednesday ni^lit.
A l)i<!?rramte rock in a thiek .
. I
vood iust witlun the town limits
?
has bet n a favorite resort foi
1
guiuhlin<r. The town marshal!,
1
accompanied by Mr. MeDantel .
and two other ollieers, starto 1 for
thi- rock ( n Wednesday ninlil to .
arrest the lawbreakers who mi<j;ht j
l<e found there. A jjame was <joino
on a.*> the ollieers came up,
cards and money were Iyinor ^
around W hen the men, who ^
were all white, saw the ollieers
they nioKo and ran, but Deputy
Sheritl McDaniel caught two :iml
I
Siato Constable MeCravey gut another.
riio icst got away. The
prisoners made a desperate cljort
to escape. The deputy alien IT
was pushed oil the rock hy his
two piisoners and fell, still lioldiiiii
one of the men, down the
side of the rock, which is nearly
perpendicular, into the glen lielow.
The sherilV's shoulder and
richt arm struck lirst end his
prisoner fell on him. MeDaniel,
who is a splendid specimen of
physical manhood, being over six
feel in height and weighing near
Iv -"it pounds, was feavfully
hruised up. His arm i s
fracture I in several places and his
shoulder is torn The prisoner
who was Imt little hurt, struck
I tic slier 111 iitnt t; led to wrench
loose ami when the she rill' drew
his piitul with his lel'l hand, ho
j t in! In take it nw.iy !>ut received
-overul blow.- over the hctid that
v mocked hitii unconscious. .Just
it this moment McCravey. who
had nearly hei r, thrown over the
el ill' himself, cume to McDaniel's
assistance.
l'he ollieers deserve much cred
iI for not usm<; their pistols, especially
the deputy sherill who
lyinji tint mi his htick with a broken
arm, only used his weapon as
a club.
Happenings In '''lie State.
As Chronicled by ilie Alert Cor
respindents i?l The; Columbia
State.
VIUulMA I A KM Kli's \\ 111-: .Ml )T I IF K
hi nu i: ciiii. iiaihks.
KoiinuUe, Va., July 3.?Airs.
[(Jcorge \V. Chambers, wife of a
i raiiU'iii county fanner, today
uu'.i1 lit tii to four healthy gul
ladies. The luothor and t lie
11;a 111*11 ; arc lining well. The
people of the vicinity are excited
over the event and women, old
and >oun^, arc going to seethe
j iitl!e ones. II ion.-volt has lieen
; m tilicd. C. C. Ii.
ki.\ . .i. ii. \\ ii.sdn lirnr.
liasconivillc, .June 30.?The
j many friend?- throughout South
, ("ar- iiii i of Kev. .Jo-eph II. Wil.
miii will !) ' sin clod to hear of the
>eri( as accident he met with Sat-'
urday afternoon while attempting
I i ( ilch his horse. A lnn-c nuil?
I ~ ~
! playing in the 1 ??t, kicked him,
! dislocating and breaking his arm
' in two places. Pis. McKoown
and Voting gave prompt attcntion,
icTnving the siillerer as
much as possible. Dr. ?l. Lowery
Wilson, his brother from Ah
; heville, litis ai lived, 'i'he entire
' eommunit v stand- readv, willing
1 . ' , . n
, and anxious to give linn any as.
I sistane . II. Iv. II.
t ofcy r> Honey and Tar
for children,safe,sure. A'o opiates,.
The Injury Of Lynching
sot to the limit1 lieust Who Per K
ishos,but the Community.
vnoxvillo Sentinel. . \
Tennessee comes alon^ with a ^
yiiehin^ following Illinois and <(
Mawuro. It whs excited by u ti
itniliir e.iuso ? the hi i rid crime 11
viiifii seems iu sur me uioici ot I "
mm nioro than anything else. 'I
Purely, w hellier in north or south, '
lie criminal !i is net fared badly, h
File injury is not to the bnjto )
joast even though lie may burn ''
it tlie stake, as did the Delaware "
api.-t. The harm is to the com- ''
ni.nity which has allowed itself !l
m the tremor of rage that has
swept over it to be governed by I
Is own passions and not t>y the 11
subserviences ol law and order ^
which should dominate every- 'I
where. When men givo up the c
legal observance of society they 1
themselves become ravages in "
that moment at least and no com- 1
inunity can take the law in its
own hands and engage in a lynch- N
ing without sull'ering in self-re '
spect and becoming a lower type
of a community.
No longer can any section sa\
to the south that it alone is ouil
tv of the lynching offense, but
because other sections aro also
guilty let us not think ourselves
free from hi tine.
UlfOM IIITISFOIt TWi:\- {
TVYKAUS (
Mrs. Minerva Smith, of Dan- |
villo, 111., writes: "1 had bronchi 1
lis for twenty year? and never pot ?
relief until I used Foley's lloue)' I
and Tar which is a sure cure." i
T. Kugeno Funder'ourk Druggist. |
| Fo'r 1 he Ledger. 1
B'ble Heading in Spring Hill (
Sunday School. 1
I
The Spring it ill Sunday School
oilers the following brief state.,
ment of its work for the past ^
tpiarlcr in regard to Bible leading?
not boastinglv but that it <
may encourage others to read the
Bible.
Karly in tin; beginning of the ,
r? r> <
| (platter our Supt., Bro. .). B. (
FnnderburU, .offered a nice Bible 1
to the one who would road the ^
most chapters during tin (piartor, {
beginning at tho lirst of the New I
Testament. As a result the total '
number read by the school was
11,SOU chapters. The Bible was *i
awaided to Miss ilcttie B. Funderburk.
(
It is useless to -ay that our past |
ipiarter was an interesting one. 1
The interest was clearly shown by 1
i 1
punctuality, regular attendance ,
and well gotte n up lessons.
Let ib encourage our Sunday
Schools to read the Bible. There
is no better guide by which we '
'
can be guided through life tluin
to lend the liible and to lind out ]
what the Lord would have us do,
and us an instrument in training (
up a child in the way it should go '
it is seron i to none.
I j. O. 1*., St c
_
NO F A l>K CI ,.\ I >,
r h o proprietors of Foley's
Honey and Tar do not a Ivortise
this as a "sure cure for o >n -uup- i
tion." They do not claim it will
cure this dread complaint m advanced
cases, hut do positively as^
sert that it will cure in the earlier
stages and n ?ver Ioil- to give coin- 1
fort and relief in tii ; worst cases.
Foley's Honey and Tar is w ithout
doubt the greatest throat and lung
remedy. Refuse substitutes. T.
Eugene FunderhtirU.
-? 4L?
Stojm the Coiiffh ami Works f}o
tUo Cotif. j
Laxative Bromo (Quinine Tal) ?
ots cure a cold in 1 day. No '
Cure, No Pay. Price, 25c.
(
Brara tho Kind Ynu Havo Always Bought 1
B"nr
f \
For Real Prohibition
Ill'ort In Miiino To Make Lhpn
Law KH'ectivo.
ILng m*, Maine, July 4.?
\ ithin a few (I iys Maine is likel
n l:o in fuel \vl?at it is supposn
i l?e a prohibition Stale. Novo
ntil now lias constitutional pro
iliition prohibited the .-ale of li
nor any where in Maine if a sa
ion keeper was willing to submi
i) arrest ainl tine about t vice
ear. Lvcn in the city of Port
mtl the late Slierili Peurvon wa
liable to stop the sale, though li
ad an itnnienso force of deputii
nd t lie courts on his side.
Now, however, the judges <
lie Supreme Court have give
lolicu that I lie possession of
nited States internal revenue li
|Uor stamp will subject the post
ssor t?? a j-'il sentence instead (
he usual line, and all over tl:
date hotels and restaurants he
light closed their liars, wlioh
tilers went oui of business, ar
vitliin a week every retailer .vi
lave <|uit s 1 i
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
rhe Kind You Have Alwajfs Bougl
Signature of
? NOT1Ck"":~ The Lancast
telephone Co. is prepared to i
stall phones in the Town of La
jaster on short notice. The re
als are reusouahle and parti
who tind the use of a phone
service to them are rccpicstod
lie honest and have them put
uid stop heating the company ai
^e polite enough to stop aunoyii
their neighbors. We have hi
auiuhers of complaints from o
subscribers about other pcoj
jonstantly using their phones. V
navo had subscribers to have
lake out their phones because tin
kvero thus annoyed when tin
:ould ill afford to do without tl
phone. .1. T. Tiiomassox,
6-27-lm. Manager.
JUllKS. RIIKl'M ATISM OK C
TAHRI! IN A DAV-?THE \T
MKNT KllKK.
II. lb It (It dai ic Blond Ita'
Mires tie worst ami on si .-tu' lm
?a8es by draining ill. p tison mil of t
lilotxl ami bone*. etui building lip l
Irrokeu ilnwii t'oiisii u'ion. .-\cln*u
pains io t!ie boi or hunts awoil
glands, dropping-* >'i tli throat, lia
king. ^pitting of bad br alii, etc .
ili-iappear promptly ami pti m men!
B' It B mil- s where all e'se f.ii
Druggists, $1 Treat men t of It. Jt
lent aVrt.lui.ly free and prepaid
writing to Bond Balmt'o, Atom
Pia. Do erib trouble and fro - me<
al advice giy* n untilYur.d. B
put) new color i i your skin, a
makes the b'o >d redder and nn
nourishing, stoppu ir a'l aches a
rains Over 300!) euro* l>? P, J; 15.
Notice of Election.
An election is hereby order
to bo held in the towns of Li
master, 1 loath Springs and Kt
shuw in Lancaster County on t
second Tuesday, the 11th day
August, 1(J08, for the purpose
electing a public cotton weigl
for each of said t nvns, resp'.
lively.
Following arc the managers a
pointed to conduct said electior
Lane t iter?('apt. .J <Kostc
F Fvoia'l, Flli-on Unguis.
Heath Spring- Arista C.iut
en, W\lie .1 Vaughn!), .1. Ih
luim Ca>to
Kershaw J no. VV. I ii??r:ii
rhos. A. MeMunus, >9. A. \Vh
icy.
Poll-. will open at 7 o'clock,
in , and <.'1 'so at 4 o'clock, p. i
l. ?t\ i'kkuv,
County Supervisor.
W.IV Huuck Clcik.
Important Notice.
Notice i< hereby "iven that
is a violation of law for any pc
son or corporation within t
imils of Iiwieaster Countv to ?
>r oiler for sale any pistol, ri
mt'ideo or i?!-tol curt ridwit
i r>~
Mil first obtaining a license fro
lie County J'.nr l of Commissio
ms. \j. .1. f'KKRY,
('o.iniy Suj ervisor.
<1 ifj i]j I
- lliir ife fill I
l OF SUMMED eg
it
a I hc people are (piicU to eatcli on t
>oti i?o the "CliE\P STORE" is thi
y 'J'hcioH no medium of udverlising R >
i i'sii iiiirgic iin iicriiss ino coilliicr, till 1
0 in the lick? that art' p lling the trade
>s day po }>1<? go iiom our little "BICE
over tin* g hkI thing.- tliev found so c!
,f and neighbors, who come and lind go:
satisfaction. Now b ti*??tiins-have lu*e
day for the p s? week or ten da\s.
,l replaced with tnptd sidling goods,
i"BICTIICK
GOODS AT LOWE
^ always. We intcn ! to give better
week Ik fori*. As the setm n advance
lc more anxious to sell g( eds, and wo 1
t /
best-things we ever saw. Our laltsl
3- goods at one-third under.price. Fin
id kind, at only 12 A cents. Fine Borstal
II at only 12A cents Fine 12? cents F
of the most desirable fabrics we are t
Silk Mull in white, cream, pink, t?ltie
our prife * i only 2-1 cents the yi
Swisses a id Dimities that we are run
1 proving a great advertisement for us
match thetii elsewhere for less than 1
small lot of standard (hiFoe< that \vv
? the \ ar1 a Jtdl d i ess p dlet u of 1U '
* A FFW TKADE WINNERS:
l<?e. 10 cents Hose, sale price the j
er third off. Fine lot Belts'at one-thin
ti? at i no-third olf. Corsets at 30 cents
n- for the $1 kind. Those corded Was
n- been great sellers, wo have a limited
es cents Nice percale dross Shirts, tin
of Men's good work Shirts at only 21c.
to lug lot of Bants to run cheap; in tlio
in those $1 cass'inero Bants at 09c; tlios
id ?3 Bants at $1.90. (Vo thank the pi
ig for their cordial and liberal patronag
ad that our coming will he their gain,
ur
IE. E. CI
uy
|lc h *.*>* a- & v.a: - ?v ..'a
, WORTH oV*DRY
"r": DSNS, CLOTH
HAJS. IM
^ 1 ?
* To go at prices of
! -To Cash ]
nd
,re Wc quote prices on a few items t
i.,l Our entire Stock of White Dross G
od Lawns and Organdiefe ?from I
ovu y<is, wine rercaics at ( Ac i
1000 yds. Barker's Bleach at s?e \
1 yd wide TalTota Silks at 75c per ;
u,l J yd wide Tatlota Silks (guaranteed
i). #300.00 in Notion Samples?less 3
Splendid Bargains in the Sample
lie chiefs, Hosiery, Suspenders, Bel
()f 3500 yds Swiss and Hamburg Edgi
of Prices that defy competition.
ier 20 Suits (Job) in Crash and Linen
>c- Our all Wool #7.50 Serge Suit fo
50 #10.00 Suits ?odd lots ? at #0
tp. Odd Lots in Men's #*2 00 shoos, to
is:
Ask to see our
BroganatSl.
ir? ?
OU it* ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'!
["? LADIES AND MISSES OXFO
itIf
you have not but 5c to spend yoi
a 10c nair of Snsnondnra?? 1 Or>
,n" chino Oil, 10 Halls Sewing Thrcu
too numerous to mention.
- Do not fail to o
We will make i
whether You HI
Little.
I'0 Yours t
h
2 T-i
I f UNDERBI
m silk
smiiiia IIMJ
S0DSJ.
fimmm
?> ?i ?<>tl thing, and wborever ^
a interesting subject of talk,
greal and far-reaching as the
here is where wo aro putting
so rapidly our way. Kvoiy
III VIC moie than wri'istied
leap. I hev toll their friends
ds and prices to their entire
n rolling into our store every
I'ho snld-out hits Lave boon
It PRICKS,*' is our motto
values every week than the
is we find the wholesale houses
lave scooped in some of the
I haul is a Itig lot of white
e 40 inch Lawns, the 20 cents
a Lawns, the 16$ cents goods,
Omitics at only .S$ cents. One
jhowmg is a beautiful quality
i and black, worth 40 cents,
iird. Those beautiful Lawns,
dug at 5 cents the yard are
Kverybody says they can't
2 A and 15 cents We have a
\ill close out at 3? cents
puds for 30 cents.
o r i * T ?
zi) cents i.isio vests, jot) price
>air 7c. Fine lot Fans at one1
off. Fine lot ladies" ?Vaists
for the 50 cents kind, and 09c
h Silks at 50 and cents have
supply to close at the yard 30
a -40 cents kind, ?t only 25c.
Wo are negotiating for a
meantime \ve are rattling oil'
c $2 Pants at $1.39, and thoso
oople of Lancaster and vicinity
jo, and we again assure them
Yours verv truly,
.ODDb
w i .wins aaam
)0,00
GOODS, NO
IHG, SHOES.
P.. EJC.,
special interest ?
Buyers..)
substantiate onr claims :
oods?including, also, ColorJc
to 25c per yard.
>er yard.
>er yard.
yard.
\) ut ti.wu pr yaril, worth If 1.25
3^ and 50c on the Dollar.
h in Shirts, Towels, Handkerts
etc."
n<*s ? Inserting to Mutch, at
at $1.50 the Suit,
r $4 50
50 and $7.50.
close OSc per pair
"Matchless"
15 the pair.
S Low Cut SDOKS, AND
It OS TOCO At F1 list COST.
? can get a 10c pair of Hose
Bottle of Hetincd Sowing Mail
or a hundred other arthiclcs /
Diiie to see -us.
t PAY YOU,
JY MUCH or
o Serve.
URK CO.