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f VOL. XXXa. LEXINGTON, S. c? WEDNESDAY 2?A.Y.v;5 1910 ?0
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LEXINGTON, S. C.
5ANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA,
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Death.
Late Thursday afternoon, Frank f,
Rikard, a young white man residing a
about one mile south of Edmunds, q
met a most tragic death. The young j
lad had Worked hard all day and late v
in the afternoon walked down to the E
pond, which is located a short dis- n
tance from the house, to spend some a
time fishing, taking his snotgnn with t
him. He had not been gone long j.
when his mother's attention was at- c
tracted by the report of a gun. She ^
and a younger son hurried to the c
scene. Upon arrival at the pond they r
were horrified to find the young man u
lying flat in the boat gasping for lif$, ^
with a ghastly wound in the stomach. v
He expired within a few minutes a
' without making a statement. c
It is the presumption that the young c
man, in getting into the boat, slipped
and in falling the hammer of the gun n
struck the edge of the boat, causing a a
discharge of the shell. r
, Frank Rikard was only about 22
years of age, and wa9 the mainstay of
| a widowed mother, his father having
I dipd snmfl lime aoro.
His remains were laid to rest in the J
Shealy burying ground on Saturday v"
morning at 10 o'clock in the presence 8
of a large concourse of sorrowing rel- P
atives and friends. *
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June Court Near at Baud. f
The regular June term of court for t
this county will convene on the sec- *
ond Monday in June with the Hon. J1
Earnest Gary presiding. *
The docket is unusually heavy, 11
there being five murder cases. Ow- a
ing to the fact, however, that this is a ?
busy season with the farmers, it is J
likely that some of the murder cases J
will be continued. There are several J
prisoners in jail and their cases will J
have to be disposed of. JFollowing
is a list of the jurors who J
will serve during the first week: '
Heber R Dreher, Willie L Spires, ?
Jas C Dunbar, D Ike Shealy, _
Robt JStoudemire, Joe W Meetze, J
Maxey H Lybrand, John J Risb,
Jno A Huffman, J 0 Cullum,
A Malachi Smith, J Hamfp Hutto,
J L Jumper, Danl J Taylor, n
Julius N Eleazer, Hugh C Bookman, "i
L Wash Rikara, A Madison Hutto, t
Travis Hill, J Danl Burgess,
Walter F Hook, John A Hamiter, ?
Q Y Wingard, Sam 0 Orim,
WaP Steele, Ryal E North, Jr.,
Noah WYoungiuer,Geo U Slice,
Wilbur E Fulmer, Bub H&llmau,
J M Merchant. J W Redmond, Jr.,
H A Costner, W Prank Rawl,
Adam 8 Haiti wanger, W. J Ballentine.
Improving Parsonage. .
The carpenters are at work on the Lutheran
parsonage on upper Main ^
street. A second story is being added J
and many other conveniences made, a
When the job i9 completed it will add *
much to the attractiveness of that part
of town. J
WINTHROP^COLLEGE
SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE C
EXAMINATION
The examination for the award of j
vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col- \lege
and for the admission of new students
will be held at the County Court (
House on Friday, July 1, at 9 a. m.
Applicants must be not less tliad fifteen i
years of age When Scholarships are j
vacant after July 1 they will be award- J
ed to those making the highest average <
at this examination, provided they j
meet the conditions governing the J
award. Applicants for scholarships (
should write to President Johnson be- J
fore the examination for Scholarship j
examination blanks. <
Scholarships are worth $100 and free j
tuition. \
The next session will open Sept. 21, <
1910. For further information and J
catalogue, address J
Pres. D. B. JOHNSON, <
td Rock Hill, S. C. j
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Bttdgs Coatraet Awarded.
The County Board ot Commissionrs
on Saturday awarded the contract
or the construction of the steel bridge
cross Salnda at Wyse's Ferry, to the
Carolina Engineering Company, of
lurlingfcon, N. C., for $11,980. There
Fere five companies represented, all
aakinz a bid. bnt the Carolina Engi
Leering Co., were the lowest bidders,
nd the only one that came within
he amount provided by the la9t legisature,
$12,000. This i9 the same
ompany who secured the contract
>efore and the f :ct that they have a
on9iderable part of the material aleady
on the ground, enabled them to
inderbid their competitors, it is said.
Lt rate, by the holding up of the
rorkgast year, the county has been
ave? something over $6,000 on the
ontrjjict, the amount of the former
outract being $18,500.
It is understood that work will commence
on the bridge at au early date,
,nd will be rapidly pushed to eomiletion.
P. C. I. Closed Last Night.
Thq Commencement exercises of the
'almetto Collegiate Institute, which
egap on Sunday morning with a
trogg^jermon by Rev. J. H. Harmes,
ireslamit of Newberry College, came
o a successful conclusion last night
pith the essays of the twelve young
;radnates and the literary address by
)t. 8. O. Mitchell, president of twr
Jniyersity of South Carolina. This
rasjpr, Mitchell's first visit to Lex*
agtAn, but he captured the hearts of
hose who heard his masterful address
astbyening. At the conclusion of the
dclfcss, diplomas were awarded to the
wewe graduates, as follows: Misses
lajt Amick, Annie Louise Taylor,
nvmObnnt8, Minnie Hendrix, James
tnGK Clarke, Blanche Phull, and
lesjpi. Wilbur Caughman, Grover
Jor jfcy, Quincy Hexdrix, Leland Harfcey,?B.
Wiibur Hendrix and Freddie
larpetb. Thu9 came to a close the
qo^ successful term of the Palmetto
Jolffigiate Institute, both in point of
ttejdance and the amount of work
icfmplished.
Jfotisa of School Election.
rfease take notice that there will be
n election held in Pricevme scnooi
iistrict, No. 9, Saturday June 4th, for
he purpose of voting 2 mills for school
(urposes therein. Election will be
teld at the school house. Polls open
X 8 o'clock and close at 4 p. m.
C. Sease.
George Price,
J. J. Long, Trustees.
May 25?2 w31
SAVING PROPOSITION.
>75 Broadcloth Casket.
515 Robe,
510 For Use of Hearse,
525 Embalming Services.
>125. We give you this Burial
For Only ?75.
>ther Caskets at reasonable prices,
with hearse services.
D. F. COLLICUTT,
funeral Director and Licensed Em>amer,
1207 Gervais street,
Near corner Main, Columbia, S. C.
)ffice Phone 619. Residence 1922.
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Real Estate j
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