Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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v* tSHAg*- "by -> the '" ^convention?'-;j ?? ' r"; -"J^V/ j * jf Devotional 'exercises?Efr'. R. C.' Granberry. ;>? . ^ "On Behalf of , the City"?HonrT. B. Butler; "On V Beha^h^fte'Cwrfiefsf'-~F.. R. Gaff. iky? PrSE^V.'.. V.^O.;. ?:' fe? ^et^^^sJakpeV ; E.'' Johnson, J. M^Cairtlia. " ^oir'calf J<Sf oftteef'slI : / v' .' fading-of ^mi&ates- of last meeting. ||H?'>: Appointment of committees. ! OffiOfel^^hOtbiW^fih 1?v :Mr, Willie. I -AN o?BISASGB j '.'. I'd"Levy iTTabc on WltaWe Property', Within the Town of Lexington, S. ? 'C., io Provide the Time for Payment Thereof, and to Fix Penalty * F|dlnre to Pay . t IT.. by .tb e Town. Council of the Town of I.exington, in Council assembled,, and ,,by the authority of the same: 1 Section-1.,^ .^hat a taj.. of seven mills be. and the same is hereby levied p upon all the taxable property within &&:ifcwir <df* L&ihgton for corporate ~ . * purpdses/^he Same to0$e pale1 to the Town Treasured oh or' before the 15th k- day^of" ^^pteml>er, A. D., IS22, ?1 . ginning the ljdhvd|,y of August, A. r Tw A v C I Section 2. That amy person failing or.-refusing to_pay. said_ tax by SepI * T>-^T922, shall suf ferr,a>' penai&y of -terrier cent, of gjjf; 'AinSnmt' dueastaxes; and all Costs of . cctoefetidhyrt- - r ^%Wlidn-a.'^T^'iii'c^se1 of the fail- ; i*' J. "fir.* .JW; .. v . -:/ ! ... I ; ure or any person to pay said tax, witp lj? ette^|&nkfty thereto added, within Twenty days after the above expiraf: : "Titraslater execrctroir shall issue against SS " tfrbperty of 'the'person'so default'ing^as' is- "provided by- law, and all property levied Ohv'under execution isr" sued," "shall~be sold at public auction, ^ ",Wfdre; tflie court house door, in the fj v 'towS oT'Lexington, aft^f three weeks ^;.r: publicf notice^ tftrereof; and the proggf -eeetetrf; said sale Shalt be applied to V ^ the payment Of said taxes, penalty 'afidAcpstii'"prbviaed 'that',if such prop; erty So sold at public'auction shall ( Tiring more than enough to satisfy the s Jf?ri^^- and , costs.) jilie remain- J j , legal owner v.i-. -'Z v.;:; \ S > - ' -' ^,J#iaU, ba the t Tqwjjf CJerfc. to,haye t^iis c : A?rt;ina$icG r published in - a news paper lw*ittS.'3??eral circulation ^in the town for.three .-consc<yuti ve Is- .5 a?!?? before the date fixed for-the pay>, : also*; to h%ye^^ ^^ co?4?a--or-fiax?e -posted 4a three eon-;jv "'l "irpf 3*ubtfs' "ptafces' in said ~t'6\rn. 'f f? >" i)onl add ^ktitied ln~' the Council ^ j# - Ohamtier'this 10th day" of July, A. 1 g0''r'piV-t922. '*' \ - S". J. LONG. I Uc?I ; W. 'P., ROO^. JR.. J '/;' .-V .-^Tpwn Clerkv c 3w |y 0 > i . ,-..MM-mm ' I ; * ;;?. 1:oe tf'iiiOU WE DYE 1 ' ' - * -y, j l ; Itt lopkiiig :-jwer youivFal] >;.; :? : would suggest that you get ^ , ing anything ihat is faded, 5 li * color M. ,>v~ ' . > foa :. rii ? -fv : . *. siv v? i->ov ? .r-' FREE BR< '* fliewW -;o:f .> . . ? y?( ' r v .. ... E*P J Dry Cleaning 1117 Gerv ?' fcru a ::: ?r * <- '1 ; -J 4 ^"vv ? tiew* pirl^ o:.O& C v. J i .. JjSHSSS^^CSSBSSS-SHS^HSS^ssaasaHsasa '"'li.-i ' ' *' '''.? < t." '. V : ' ' - ' ' ' ' ^ 1h 1_ I 1 !! OW ROUND TRIP EX< ' | ?FromV v J I ...COLUMBIA, 5? "V' (- \ ' ' '. $24.15'ATLANTIC | Av{jnst 1. 9. 15, 23, ?6 t " ^L\" ? $34.00 NIAGARA f V AhsuM 2, 10, 16, 21, 3D, f I '= T i.? . 27, Ort-cr 5, ; Lithit l 'i I Jl For particulars comi j. f . '; 5 District 1 (V 741 Broach ^>t., Ai * ;/>: OT|t,lor" Kailw Wf:. . Bv tr* K":.' jfe - ' - - Report of credential committee. * . ( I Seating of delegated. ^ Report of committees. Report" of officers;. Report of national delegates o:uu xr. >1. % Automobile Trip.' :8:30 P. M. Adoption of Resolutions. ; Miscellaneous Business. Election of officers. Election of national delegates. Selection of next place of. meeting. ) . August 15, 1922. '> 9:60 A. M. Song by male quartette. Devotional service by Rev. C. A. Kirby. General discussion of all subjects in, regard to the betterment of the service and our. condition as carriers, led 14) cs fl - g Q JD &OrA 11 ?l.r L7 W 115 _ U " "0 V ? ?< i i w CU e b ^ >0 u a< J . g <? u- ^ & ** Woffcrd College Fitting School . ,,, Spartanburg, S. C. " Prepare your boy for college on a lollege camjms; < Fine climate; Re-.,, lerve Officers Training Corpse Exeel !nt; ^hstrtictidnp Christian influence, ^*1 ii?> 'Oi %; s * . y'" 6 'J v r, Changes, reduced to actual . .cost; otal $289.00 per year. Write tor atalog. . W. C. HERBERT, bead Master; ' t V*S?". y'? "J - ? *J'- ' i. 2" v Shoe Repairing -t >a f-r tx >Ve want the public to know that the jrices are reduced I Men's 1-2 Sole . $1.001 x Men's RubprfPfRfels... 50; Women's 1-2 Sole." .90; Women's Rubber Heels.'.-..' .40 .. B. jP *, GEORGE'S SHOE SHOP, Lexington, S. C. . .. . r. |i i FOR YOU I \ and Winter garments we our advice before discardor that you do not like the / ' . OTHERS iert ?nrl Dvpi'n cr ais Street; IA, S. C. i ==============?===?-== I CXRSIOX FARKS j \.- ? i. S. c. 1 ! ?A/S CITY, X. J. 11 Septcm"ver 6,12- j ? \ WIXS. X. Y. J cptcmber 7, 13,21 * ii. i? : \ lays ' A municate with J "asscn^cr Ascnt, * \ J jjrusta, (ia. | a^y ^ S y^t ^ ^ | by Thbs. A. Black. I f Discission of insurance feature, led ( rbYW. M. Lei^imons. I < '"Opening of question box'. ' .j* Unfinished business. -*' , j Installation of officers. , Song: "God Be With You 'Till We,' J'Meet Again." ,, I j' Benediction?Rev., W, A. Haffner.' ! Addresses, by. . j Hon, L. M. Dow,, chief clerk of* j fourth assistant P, M...General. , \ j' Hon. C. H.. Howard, vice-pre'sident ' K ; ' . . - *' ' National, rural carriers association ' , | Dr. Lodge, on rural service as an * 'educational factor, i y Hon. W. P. Stevenson* M. C. I Hon. E. J. Mansfield, postoflice |inspector.' . i f SALUDA FACTORY VILLAGE. f I ?" . ; . 4 j' Saluda Factory Village "long ago" 'i 'was a live business manufacturing . ?town, iocated-a-bout two miles west of | Columbia, orf the banks ot Saluda 'river, in the-eastern corner of Lexing'toa^county. -,For years it was a great!' heipHo tne city of Columbia and the , j surrounding country. It was erected j i way back-in the long-ago, and was'< perhaps the first large entenn ise of j I FOOT TRi v> Se< 1 M. E. W << Graduate Pi ? Permanently >>. Wit | WALTER SSI | 1420 g Columbia ? ?. r MA( >- : < i-r, t , ' ; ^ i j?,. ?(> V % a*" ^ i ^ i' t '. J J < k * % When in Columbia, make ou ?-? ? ? -li- - yt e axe near you, oil Ifie 312 i-. < . i packages with us. We check When you are in need of S>h< :i<r> . " wear and Dry Goods see us. i back. .)f% m *.' ! r * .. * ,' * . on the Marl \. 1338 A&se I '* * i Columbi i v J \ S * i ' * \ i VV f V ? When in Loi The Groc ^ i 7.1 1732 Main St., Opposit ? > , t j i* The Cleanest and most up-t< in the State. When* you w something you can't ^get in will find it here. We are in the market for fi] sections?Must.be clear and mmmmm?mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmumMcirnm?mmmmw the kind im-the state, - manufacturing Icotton yarn alrd plain yellow honlespurt. For a wnifei.it seemed not to .pay for the. investment, of building the mill, while the water power was ample but the machinery -was deficient. Finally it changed hands from the Fishers of Columbia to Dr.' R. W. Gibbes, who became in charge and it was then managed successfully by his son, Maj. James G. Gibbes, when W. G. Childds and the Palmers were also . interested, and later Colonel William Johnson of j of Charlotte, N. C. seemed to be chief owner and his son-in-law James1 M. Campbell was then general man-1 ager of the. factory. It's products j grew more and more in demand and ; the business was satisfactorily pay- \ ing well, until the mill was partlyburned from some cause but was , rebuilt and remodeled with beter upto-date machinery, etc. ' It was again destroyed by Sherman's army at the approach of it to i Columbia. Also the bridge was' burned just below the factory dam' across- Saluda river which intersected the?rl?.wer Fork public road crossing, sa^cf river so as to pass through the . town and thence over the Mayrant ^ OUBLES? | | r HHiiVld I ractipedist << Connected << h 1 HOESHOP | lin St./ \ g \ a, S. , . ' / ? ? i I i ? , . y .' ' i7/ / ' I :ies ' HHHVHBHHEHHBBHBHBB / \ ? ir place your headquarters. .'.. V* *f? j i' * I: trket square. Leave your { I {hem "Free of Charge/' ' - ' Vs ' i : I )e$, Clothing, Hats, Under- ' . . *' ' 'v I Satisfaction or money? . * i / ' ' / 1 i r.. / t tet Square, i i iltbly St., l' r a, s. c. ' / . i ? ' V-. ' / * , . __L 1 J I i _ ' Iumbia Visit t eryShop e the old Post Office. r. >the-minute Grocery store ant something real nice? I' the Grdinary Grocery, you )' f r rst class Honey?in pound cells not broken ??m??m?~'? ' hills to Columbia, intersecting the* ) Augusta and Columbia road and the I ( old State road near the entrance of" f the Congaree bridge, crossing into the/ 'City of Columbia and up "bridge." ['street," now Gervais street. The 1 road round by Saluda Factory was a 1 ! great convenience to the people of the ' KFork giving them two ways into Co-'* ' lumbia market, reaching the cottor. [ ouyers on tfndge street, the Craw- ' I' < fords, Fridays and others, or across ' the Broad river bridge into "Cotton ' Town," upper Main, then Richardson street, where O'Niel, Blakley, Peck ( i- i 1 and other cotton buyers were located. r I The wagon yards of Muller and . Senn, on the corner of Bridge and J 'Richardson, now Gervais?where the j opera house now stands and the j ' yards of Bearden and Luther up on / Elmwood and Richardson Sts., now ,'Elmwood and Main strets, were great ,1 1 rendezvous for camping in those lots in the long ago. There were much ? 'tun and sport that can be recalled by J some of the older folks now surviving, { when our people met each other from '< 'the different sections of Lexington f county and discussed things in gen- 1 eral." ' < Besides the factory and other neccs-i i sary usiness buildings there were a jA number ol' houses built on the hill for , the convenience and comfort of the j mill employees and their families. The j ^ inhabitants numbered between two ^ and three hundred. They had a nice school house, and church, and many . other things, that go to make up a . live littlo town with streets and sidewalks, and all were prosnerous. satis-. * fied and happy. Now the place is 1 unknown with trees, gullies and partly with fields of good farming by the! Hooks. i We remember that Dr. Jacob N. ' Boozer, one of our beloved doctors ( j here for some time divided part of his ] time at Lexington and at Saluda, with his able services as surgeon and fam- ( ily physician. t i Several of the families were our own folks. We remember among j ^ them: [ Addison Hildress, super.: J. M.? Campbell, manager; John K. Hayes. <r store keeper; John and Belton Wes-;, singer. Hiram Wheat, boss; ? Wilier, boss cloth room; Joe Corley,' , j 1 MeCraneys, Dan Hook, machinist; the Platts, Isiah was boss; Jim Koon, ? blacksmith: John and Bil'ne Shull. ; George Wilson. Get Buff, Bill Moore, ; Jim Watts, Bill Caughman, Jim Ram- , sey, Bill and John Thomas, Bill andj-j George Herron, Nippers, Rufls,!, Powers, Motens, McPherson, McDan S iels, Sim. Lybrand, LaGrands, John , ^ Frazier machinist; Jim Meetze, ma-l 1 chinist; the Marchants;. John Key,'. It Rob Garwood, machinist; Subers, I Skinner. Alhert Hnnt ^T-io?rr? . 1 4 y ? AAVWH, V, li(U ^ ^ LIU1.1X | room, and a number of others that we I I fl cannot recall just now were good i helpers, etc.v from time to time. I,c -All of the old factory houses are : gone, the only family living on the j ^ Hill now1*'is Mrs. Jacob Corley, who, occupies the "bid home of Col. Bill * Johnson.- Some 6f those mentioned T are still living but most* of them are' dead but well remembered by the old _ folks. We may not be precise"or-ex- 0 ... t act in our statement but go back as"'v . . ?' I far as our memory admits. - .>1;-, IX MEMORIAM. ,1 In, loving remembrance of our dear! mother;. Almenia Annette Amick, nee I Sease. She was born January 19. ' 1858, and departed this life March 25, |1921. In infancy she was conse- 'C crated to her Heavenly Father by the 1 rite of Holy Baptism and early in life ,'I she was confirmed in St. Paul's, E. S L. church, of which she remained J faithful. * | lc She leaves to mourn her death anj c lged mother, seven brothers, three' sisters, three sons and four daugh-' > ters. C. O. .Amick, Mrs. C. S. . Shealy of near Lexington; S. E. and ' t B. E. Amick of near Leesville, and ' t? Mrs. F. C. Hendrfx, Mrs. L. C. V Lindler and Mrs. J. F. Amick of c near Gilbert and 30 grand children ' F one having preceded her to the spirit land. ' l A Christian life we miss in her' home, a loving mother no longer l mingles' with her children, and thef presence or ner race we shall not see E upon earth again. | ! F Sickness came?long years of suffer- ' dng, " Q Slowly did she fade away, ' b And her face-grew fairer, purer, 1 'M.qre.furtVarflilyevery day. - ^ p ; ol ... ' Ys# Till on one Friday mornijig,k . Smiling like she was at"', rest, a Did she die and angels borevherV' \ To the ma.tstona^&f tlifr--bites t. P : ' '" ?' " i '*i Mother's love, so rich and tender? .'<S ,How -it's warmth" is multiplied. 1 \ Fly the days of loss and sdUness f Thai Hmvc i-nnin >--in"o mn+U .a:...! ?"> . ^ .nin v liny^UVl 141VU. For the joy ami sweetness . > Which her presence jra\e in her" home, * I , (V.Iv makes ??;?; less mure hitter. i I Now that we are left alone. .c Yet we all will, meet her In a home more bright than this: And our grief and loss and sadness Be exchanged for perfect bliss. Next to meeting Christ, our Saviour^. Greater joy cannot be given. Than to find in those mansions, Will be mother, home and heaven.. Written by her daughter, L. A. S. NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION. Under the rules of the Democratic party of South Carolina and the law governing the same, the following is a list of voting precincts and managers for the Primary election to be held in Lexington count> on Tuesday, August 29: Managers. Irmo?Grady Shuler, Carl'Dreher,, Jesse Folk, Jno. W. Younginer, clerk. Piney Woods?J. J. Rish, C. P. Gannon, S. Y. Fulmer, L. B. Frick, :lerk. Sharpe's Hill?Milton Sharpe, Marion Rish. L. A. Sharpe, J. P.Goodwin, clerk. T ~ T t-V ? - - ? ijccrj> iiic?j . u. i,angTor<3, J . S-. ?rosson, E. P. West, W. G. Duncan, ;lerk. Pine Ridge?H. L. Shealy, S. C. Fulmer, S. C. En ting, J. W. Amick. :derk. Irene?W. D. Rieh, J no. S. Addy, ilorace Gable, G. B. Wilson, clerk. ihapin?P. S. Fulmer, E. D. "ilia n.s, G. M. Parr, W. D. W-. ssisuer. lerk. Macedonia?D. A. . Son, J. L\miok, C. C. Fulmer, L. F, L> crick, clerk. Batesburg?Leon V. Watson, 'W.. 3ussy Miller, G. Perry Kirk lane, lenry L. Fulmer, clerk. itidge ftoad?John Keisler, Arthur >. Koon, Noah Nichols, Oren B. Vdams, clerk. Magnolia?J. C. Fulmer, J. A.. Spting, Jno. P. Bickley, Harry Harnan, clerk. Sandy Run?Ruius I. Lucas, Lonlie Bailey, W. L. Williams, D. ' B. Redmond, clerk. ' Boylston?C. H. Livingston, E. E. look, W. C. Sease, W. K. Hook, ilerk. Rishton?D. Ei Clarke, B. MtTonce, W. S.- Lucas, clerk. Crout's Store?Rufus L. r?rn<?r rrank Lang-ford, Jacob Eowens, John Dreher. clerk. Brookland?WV HI Lowe, R. L. Jhuler, P. J., Wessinger, Sanders look, clerk. St. Andrews?;Qainton L. Ooriey, iVilliam B. Hook, S. R. Younginer, y. Meetze, clerk. " ~ ^ 1 Pelion?M. A. Sharpfe, H. G. Cupitld, F. G. Hartley, K. D. Kneece, lerk. Cayce?D. R. Craft, J. L. DaVis, r. W. swald, S. B. Bailey, cleric. Mims?Beji Rodgers, Silas Clarke, Jenry Westmoreland, Reedy Boatvright; clerk. Edmund?Theron Reeder, Jno. A. rriffith, Adam Sharpe; Julian Sharpe, lerk. Pond Brandh?N. A. Lewis, S. L_ lobertson, Haskell Sharpe, clerk. 1 Brook?D. H. Price, Andrew Addy, ioma Hite,'A. P. Jumper, clerk. St. Matthews?J. D. McCartha', K. Steele, O. L. BaWington, XT. M.. Iteele, clerk. ' Oak Grove?J . K. Day?- Charlie Junter. J. F. Gnntor Poplar Spring's?F. E. Brodie, L. 2. Clam.p, Dr. B. S. Mack, B. C>. .. Imith, clerk. Hollow Creek?H. W. Price, F. S )swald, W. S. Long, J. H. Long, lerk. Lexington?E. J. Corley, J. W. dipper, Ernestine Hegman, clerk. Swansea?Alex P. Jackson, Thad S. laigler, Frank L. Hildebrand, W'aler A. Derrick, clerk. Gaston?Frank Wise, W. B. 'havis, S. R. Pound, Miss Miney It. 'ound, clerk. Cromer?Julian D. Cromer, Walter ,.*Kaminer, Shelton M. Corley, clerk. Boiling Springs?E. M. Taylor, M. .. Brown, L. W. Ricard, clerk. Pool's Mill?O. A. Kirkland, G. fl ling, M. C.-Kirkland, clerk. "*v Samaria?Felix S. Burgess. L. II. 'ox, W. Westmoreland, clerk." Steedmai.?J. I. Barr, T. R. 'uattlebaum, L. Hall, A. B. Quattlcaum, clerk. Summit?A. E. Craps, M. A. licard. J- s .fthoalv TT> -\xt - F ? - * VUiJ, JL_* % * X* 1 1 Li*?t lerk. V'|L Polls will open at S a. ra. and close t 4 p. in. T. C. CALtLISON, :. County Chairman. Toug]i Av.ccs-vy course. I ;:don'T know," bc~an r vVtV "iff'sarcastic boarder, "but it strike* io this chicken? s "Now, what's the matter with the hicken?" interrupted the landlady. "(>h. nothing." answered the led.yen. only it is evidently the offspring a a.U-heiled <-gg."