The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, August 29, 1900, Image 2
The Lexington Dispatch
Burned April 25th; rebuilt July
19. 1894.
G. M. HARMAN. Editor and .Publisher.
y LEXINGTON. S. C~
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2*2, 1900.
The scratching plan rebounded on
the scratchers.
Mrs. Butler, the wife of Ger. ]V.r.
C. Butler, and the daughter of the
late Governor Pickens, the war Governor
of South Carolina, is dead.
Th?- scratching of Senator Till
man's name was done mostly by his
nnrelentiBg political enemies who
only wanted a sufficient excuse for
scratching his name any way.
A dispatch from Lord Roberts at
Pretoria to the home government at j
London, states that President Kruger
is anxious to surrender if favorable
terms can be secured. Unconditional
surrender is the only term
cffered.
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The commander of the Russian
forces in China has forbidden the
other commanders there communicating
with the Chinese in any manner
because Russia has declared war
against China. The situation is ex j
tremelv critical and is likely to lead j
to grave complications and envolve
Russia in serious trouble with the
other nations.
Col??nel Hoyt and Governor McSweeney
will have to run the gubernatorial
race over. The indications
are that Colonel Hoyt developed his
fall strength in the election held
Tuesday and that it will be impossible
for him to pick up enough votes
to change his apparent defeat into
victory. Governor McSweeney, on
the other hand, has a large contingent
of votes to draw upon, which
makes bis nomination almost an as
sured fact.
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Sensational reports have been received
from China to the effect that
the Boxers are gathering in large
numbers in and around Pekinfor the
purpose of attacking the allied forces
and recaDturiner the Celestial city.
The American forces under General
Chaffee have taken a gallant and congpicious
part in all the engagements
in the Flowery Kingdom, and for heroism,
bravery and fightiDg qualities
in general, have won the admiration
and respect of the commanders and
soldiers of the allied armies.
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Resolutions of Thanks.
At a meeting of the teachers on
the last day of the Summer School, at
this place, the fallowing resolutions
were adopted:
We, the teachers attending Lexingl
i_ c o_ i i i :
(ou county oummer ocuooi, ueug
about to return to our various homes,
after a pleasant and profitable attendance
of four weeks, think proper
to give expression to our appreciation
and gratitude, be it therefore
Resolved, That we return thanks to
the Faculty, Professors Hamby and
George, and officers of Lexington
county Summer School for their zeal,
m interest, and uniform kindness shown
us in all official and private relations.
Resolved That we return thanks to
the citizens of Lexington for the
kindness shown us duriDg our stay
among them.
Resolved, That we recognize Summer
Schools the best means of improving
ourselves under guidance,
and that our thanks are due to Hor.
John J. McMaban, who has manifested
great interest in the public
schools and their teachers.
Resolved, That the Lexington Dispatch
and the State be requested to
publish above resolutions.
W D ScVoe be g, Chairman.
J V Smith, Secretary.
Story of a Pigeon.
Mr. Mai Harman who lives just
south of the town at the cotton mill,
has a pigeon named Bill. Bill was
brought here from Aiken, S. C. All
Bill's wives and companions have
died, and no mate can be kept for
him very long. Of course, this is no
fault of Bill's. He spends^his time
with the chickens and is a favorite
h?t. with Mr. Harman'a children. A
month or so ago Bill exhibited a
mania for buildiDg nests. This
seemed the more straDge since Bill
is certainly a male bird. These nests
were destroyed time and again. At
last Bill built a nest in Mr. Barman's
dwelling. The nest was under a
table where it gave no one any
special inconvenience, and so Bill
was net immediately disturbed.
Finally Mr. Haiman's little girl
slipped two hen eggs to Bill. Biil
seemed proud of them from the very
first, sat on them quite faithfully,
and in due time two chickens were
hatched. The chickens are doing
well, are proud of Bill as their foster
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parent, ana ?>111 is cooing anu uuwi"g
more now than ever. Of course, |
*ve know strange things are liable to
happen, but we have never seen or
heard of anything exactly like this.
If you call od Mr. Harman he will
take pleasure in showing you his
wonderful pigeon. j
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PRECINCTS. f
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Batesburg 5
Leesville {<
Croufc'3 Siore '<
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nonow ureea, ->o.
Samaria
BjiliDg SpriDgs, No. 1
Red Bank 1
C. R. Rish's i
Laird's Old Mill 1'
Swansea . 1'
GdBtOD I1
Sandy Run 1
Brookland 2
Lexington 2
Boylston Academy....
Brook
Lewiedide
Ballentine
Folk's School House..
Irmo
Spring Hill
Cnapin 1
Piney Woods
Pine Ridge
Hilton
Peak
Nates' School House..
Total 25
Meetze Elected Magistrate.
In the election for Magistrate for ?
this district the following is the result:
Meetze Sawyer
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.Lexington zoo Red
Bank 41 21 |
Boylston Academy.. 38 13 .
Ossa 20 8
Boiling Springs,No.l 23 2
Hollow Creek, No. 2 14 39 \
Brook 2 0 :
Total 383 250
OTHER MAGISTRATES.
Eleazer and E U Shealy will have
to make the race over iD Fork district.
PooDd is elected in by 2 majority
over U W Jefcoat.
F P Shealy is elected in the Third
district.
In the Brookland district W. MCorley
was elected over Julian M.
Marcbant by 40 majority.
For Solicitor of the Fifth Circuit
J. Wm. Thurmond is probably reelected.
Kershaw, Saluda and Edgefield
went for Mr. Thurmond and
Lexington and Richland for Mr. J.A.
Muller.
The following is the vote tabulated
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lor orate omceru reueiveu u*ci iuc
telephone from State chairman, Wilie
Jones, just as we go to press:
For Governor.
McSweeney, 30,377
Hoyt, 28,261
Gary, 10,357
Patterson, 4,466
For Lieutenant Governor.
SloaD, 11,037
Blease, 6,004
Winkler, 9,690
Livingston, 10,242
Tillman, 20,030
For Secretary of State.
Cooper elected.
For Attorney General.
Bellinger, elected.
For State Treasurer.
Timmerman, 28,763.
Jennings, 29,142
For Comptroller General.
Derham 44,281
Brooker, 11,870
For Supfc. of Education.
McMahan, 32,510
Capers, 27,917
For Adjt. and Insp. General.
Floyd, 45.520
Rouse, 8,155
For Railroad Coragiissioner.
W. D. Evans,.. .. 14,389
WbortoD, ...J. 10,567
B B. Ev^,... J 7,237
Jr^Seld, w/ 9,281
*<^Pettigrew,.. / 3,500
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Jtierry,
Btheredge, ^ 3,200
I^l^^t" stop |
I taking Scott's Emulsion be- J
cause it's warm weather. V |
i Keep taking it until you are I!
cured. 1j
I It will heal your lungs and
give you rich blood in sum- I
I mer as in winter. It's cod V j
In the Second Race.
i Thrt FxpfMitivfi Committee. after the
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| tabulation, ordered a second primary
i September 11th next, between the
following candidates: T. H. Caughj
man and Dr. C E. Leaphart for
| Sheriff.
For County Treasurer, between
Frank W. Shealy and J. S. Derrick.
For Supt. of Education, between ;
J. E. Rawl Kyzer and John S. Derrick.
For County Commissioners, between '
Geo. H. Koon, A. L Hook, Geo. A.
Kaminer and Isaiah Hallman, two of
(
whom must be voted for. i |
It is the duty of every citizen to j
f.nrn nut a?ifl vote in this election as j
ihe officers to be elected are import- I
ant, having the financial affairs of j
the county in charge. j j
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce THOMAS
CA.UGHMAN as a candidate for reflection
as Sheriff of Lexington County
ind pledge him to abide the result of the
primary election.
The many friends of DR. C. E. LEAPHART
hereby announce him a candidate
for Sheriff of Lexington county, and
pledge him to abide the rtsult of the Dem
ocratic primaries.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
The friends of FRANK W. SHEALS
announce him a candidate for Counti
Treasurer and pledge him to abide the re
suit of the Democratic primary.
\TD T C TYF-p-RTnK- ;D WroKir on
JJJL JLV. U. kj. X/JJXIJLVJ.VXJL io UV4VVJ MU
noanced as a candidate for reelection t<
tbe ofBce of County Treasurer in the en
suing primary elf ction, sul ject to the rule:
and regulations of the Demociatic party.
FOE COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
I hereby announce myself as a candidal
lor County Commissioner and will abid
the result of the primary.
GEORGE H. KOON.
The friends of A. LUTHER HOOK an
nounce him a candidate for County Com
missioner, and pledge him to abide the re
suit of the primary election.
I hereby announce myself as a candichd
for County Commissioner and pledge my
self to abide the results of the Primar
eltction. GEORGE A. KAMINER.
ISAIAH HALLMAN of Black Cree!
township, is hereby announced as a candi
date lor County Commissioner. His loca
tion and knowledge of lumber andbusines
generally fully qualifies him for the posi
tiou. He wili atnde the result of the pri
rnary.
CO. SUFT. OF EDUCATION.
We are authorized to announce J. E
RA.WL KYZER lor re-election as Count
Superintend nt of Education for Lexing
ton county, at.d pledge him to abide tli
result of the primary election.
* We are authorize to announce that PROJ
JOHN S. DERRICK is a candidate fo
the office of Superintendent of Educatio
for Lexington county, and will abide th
result of the primary election,
FOR MAGISTRATE.
The friends of ERNEST U. SHEAL"
announce him a candidate for Magistrat
for the three .Fork Townships, pledging hii
to abide the result of the primary election
He, being well po ted in law and backe*
by sound judgment, qualifies him to satis
factorily discharge the duties of the office
Voters.
ED. L. ELE ?ZER is announced a can
didate for Magistrate for the Dutch Fori
and is pledged to abide the result of th
Democratic primaries.
The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON.
By Geo. S. Drafts. Esquire, Probate Judge
VTTHEREAS. REBECCA F. BI KLE:
YY made suit to me, to grant her letter
of administration of the Estate of am
effects of J. Daniel Bicklej, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admoi
ish all and singular the kindred and cred
tors of tLe said J. Daniel Bickley, dt
ceased, that they be and appear before me
in the Court of Probate, to be held at Ley
ington C. II., on the G:h day ol Septenib
next, alter publication thereof, atllo'clo< 1
in the forenoon, to show cause, if any the;
h v? wliv the said administration shouic
not be grauled.
Given under uuy baud, this 18th day e
August. Anno Douii' 1, 1900.
GEORGE S. DRAFTS, J. P. L. C.
Published on the 22nd day of August
19 '0, in the L xington Dispatch. 2>v4'i
Place for Sale.
1 OFFER FOR SALE ONE HUNDREI
acres of land, more or less, 69 acres o
which is opened. This land is suitable foi
corn. peas, cottou, grain, etc. It has three
temnt houses, and has good water on the
11 ice. Lies near J. W. Reeder's at the
Cross Roads. For further particulars addr
ss, MRS. ALICE L POU,
6w45. Oak Villa, S. C.
/ /fj) ' / For FREE
Srt'/T Scholarship
POSITIONS^ GUARANTEED,
Under $3,000 Cash Deposit
Railroad Fara Paid.
Open all year to Both Sei's. Very Cheap Board.
Georgia-Alabama Business College,
Macon, Georgia.
May 10?52.
When writing mention the Dispatch.
JAMES F. IZT.AIt. T. C. STCRK'E.
Orungburg. S. C. Lexington, S. C
Jzlar Ac Ntm*lvie,
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Loxiiijytoii, S. C.
I)RACT!CES IN ALL COURTS OF
this 8tnte :ind of the United States.
February 21, 1UU0.?tt.
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of references. 25 years a specialty. Book on
Koine Treatment sent FREE. Address
B. M. WOOLLEY, M. D? Atlanta, Ca,
July 25?ly.
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drink, call at the Bazaar fountain.
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