Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, August 03, 1898, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextIf AIM DEPARTMENT. J. y. A lS/iJ\ J I'Mitor. AlUunoe Meeting at Tirzali. Tho big Alliance encampment atTr.zah, York County, on An gust 1 and 5, promises to be largely attended, and on this occasion many distinguished speakers will be present ro do a little orating. This annual gathering at Tirzali Koo itniiui t,\ rmfq riI i.iI ? i permanent institution, and hundreds of alliancemen, farmers, politicians and others look for ward to it as one of the big events of the year. Mr. Wilborn, president of the Alliance, in speaking of the coming encampment, said that a very large crowd was expected, and that all who went would certainly have a great time for the two days the encampment lasted There will !> ? an abundance of speakers at this gathering, an' plenty to interest all who atti . 1 All the State campaign oratorwill attend on August 1 ami :.111. vO the people, and the other ipeakers who will be in evidence ?ro Kailroad Commissioner- W. ) Kvaos, Congressman \V. .1. ralbert, Senators MeLaurin and rillinan, .1. 1*. So.ss??nian, North arolina. National Lecturer >' h? National Alliance, C : -Mi .funics Hamilton ! "a- 'I'll) peril 1 p .resem ?n Lent i. or Ohio. 11> ition t;? t'k . rrpn >< nat r.^ *..! !i m son's faculty will and iI f, i sijI>j*?? ts rel.it.i * 10 ^ricii i . ii!'/. : 'i;?t*-??I on tin- < 'hio '.ivar ic u .?? t u) r i i i i ail, . : between Rock llill Vor^v) i?> S. ul<>s i>m th'> i.t'i will > >- so arranged that lose v i'u' * . the "iieamprnent an rejf'i l"i / hy r]if? mornine 'nrkville. r;;V- dm all the road-. *. t- ! i t,, ;, t,., allowed, but elii i'-- replied 'pun the railrotd tli'M ih.tv" riot yat been ro Mvei' t.? iir> feature. Cotton One Dollar a Pound. Cotton -old for over a dollar . the t H-?a !'. \ rh i a ii?- tod iv. 1|28 is ; 11 <-II<TM)(.U- ? .??? . 111 iii"o- il \ ;11111 (>;i' riot ti;?nirio-r [hissc-s tii-- lii-t ile of rot'< tor ilie -in i-l <98. ;?in) "in i- . . : ill tlu- 'i> p,iv i.ir^e (it to'- ! - I--K* \V i i, W Ik; -<?' i ' -? ln'Ot-lil c-pit'ii -< ; i -)i the I'll dies j;ov- mi - -it Tlia b:ii?- jo- -.-' tc i, as 11 Xgeil (> 1 ( l H ) . :ir!l it -A > I lilted I?\ ,i i\. II. 2 >- - : . Now t > i?- ti. . 1" i 'r - lent M tllev. >' 'tie ;?t? ?v? ? i irit;i i?le rposc. I'r.'si.lei.t Mr l\ inic-y -ivnril.- i . I . ? ' 1 . , . . ! I. , . roll I ' W ^ ?> I 1. < i' ' (.JJ change, ii iiin 1 : * h >f r-'; much nioi < ' .n ?? ^k2"i ' i ' which tlie 1 >uWi ordiisai '-oinmnti'l a *' -irkof. . t | 2 o i < ''> 'lay a l.i! .. OlCOCe colic. ' ; nil till' I; lie. tich stood in ir. .! ol lhe cot ' rt-ige. A uctioneors W . 1 I '\vi.s announced Iliut B *o he sold to ihe rlieB ''lie member-; of i <! stood on t !t>' s ;) ul. Two htm 1 ilOtlCI (>JI i ouy lie oi Ju\ ton. but there was a strangely | interesting Hag wrapped about ! the common cotton which seemed to deprive the bidders of their ordinary hard logic, for they didn't stop at $200, $250. $275, I $.'{00. $550, $400, $425 .yd50. $ too, $ to.*, $175 $ ISO $ too, $ 105, ' ' led up to the $500 mark, at w! ??*h | it lie bale ot cotton was knocked I 'down to William V. King, the president of the New York cotton exchange. In spite of the large amount' ithat .Mr. King has given for the! [ bale* of cotton, i' is probable that be and the other members of the cotton exchange may be denied' its J os < isions, for the purpoM to send the devoted bale to the. ; other exchanges to raise more ; rummy lor the same charitable; - i i,,.i ; i"" I'? ' 'I . j i:nj :<>'>;i! Jo flint iho linn! j of 11.? loilo will amount to v..-.I-,! r iti?l dollars. A now il u. I .r> ' v 7A l?*ot. was donated l>y S. S., I hfOpO A Co.. "JO I' llltoll sfivr'.' and was nddod to tlio l-ale nod; ?lio lorn Old ? i 1<?rv. which oaim * a1! the w i\ tV;ifm Now < trloan-. in tiio _i"t if it I ol l!i' ?t juif' o::in<) li. prohahlo ilisappoint ,r dl t ho pal >1 if. t li< to a i'i rm > .. tan or othor historical associ i s < .nun ?'to ! with th" rij._'ed i . i pooimon oi' tho Si i-s ami, S * i% i I H S . !1 hat ad !o 1 oliarm w as a ' iK'fossary in ordor to make th-. ovont ono of t' ? u'l-oatosl inf. r< ' ' I-or covoral .jn irtoiv of :n ho? 1 f-it llf salo i/o-an. Now Yt .". p. I <|li ages t!i-l sizes slop walk t i tea r < IV large mi ! small \-s >. ! eotton. protruding 2:*<> 111 litM i:<?i< > in tin' ll.ii:. a> ! ni? ?i i [souvenirs, which no douhl they, will liei| ue.it ?i is nreoiou- leg.o*ie< . unto their issue.? New N ??rN i i 'oninu rei.il A dvert iser. The l i.rmer alnl lli? Newspaper. 1 lie tollowing editorial from the i'raetical Farmer is so wr\ applicable to many farmers in Sunt Carolina that we cheerfully adopt it : "Farmers wry often claim thai during the pushing times i f seed time and harvest they have no time to read an agricultural p. V" . I ! 1 1* t 1 . . per. .>o\v, wniiP we rwiiv { f r? * date tin- f)res?ins; demand*; made upon the farmer at this tinie, w. nevertheless believe that the on* who fails to devote a portion ol each day, or a: lra-t each week,! to the intelligent ^Tij Iv of a f'r-telass farm jounm!. loses much more than h-? can pns-jhly ^ai.i] by devoting cverv waking mo ment of the dav to mere physical labor. We car; readily sec that unforeseen em< ;. m ,( ; in the alr.if 't endless detail of farm work ? : ? v c . lor unexpc ; <! net !?>i tr ! continued labor beyond the , ordinary long work I < nr. on the nvi'iatjc farm, lint t. i firmer who i?i iU?1these extraordinary conditions lie ordinary ooc oil 1 j:farm, while eongrati .ating himself on flu- progrcs !.. is .making, i- really, fo nso a f.arai x. a lv aiming backward-:. > rah fashion. Tho farmer who inte" s11; 11 ca li h i i k a paper 'ike the r>r.a ti'Vil banner, and continues tit it study through every week of every year in which he makes farming his business, will find the reeded physical rest .which the body demand-. and at tho f.imo time l e able to make i his work count more eMecjx ?Jy to tire de.-ired end. bee. i. apI plied more intelligent!}'. "The day for successfully stiee ing at "book fanning" is passe oven though still indulged in I somo extent, because in evoi community the percentage i farmers who work with tho bruins as well as with their ham is yearly increasing. Ami th are demonstrating to their mo conservative neighbors bv t! sure test, of success that briii success in farming as in i-vei ..r avocation, an that the be evidence of I rai? is the inclin turn " bib tl??ir p sr -o to leacri froni otlr rs and rut th knowledge to profitab! i;-c. Kvi tin farmer who "knows it all uneon-.bom !v, peih*i .. is lour t: 1 iiio one i . mi i a pivi' ti' exf riencf ethei .: i c*:,! . ! t! o o r neiic'f i.- general}* that o! Ii father or prandfatln . .>'! Ik not th i i' aut ei' of j,, [ !- ,i other,, ! e .o.im g.v.nd.-uu ha No man i... i \ onto lum,-,.] Mini no faiuo i-an h'.rni nn h i inst'i i\ I L< > ! t !> I : ,?<m je v. i-ti ji'1 r- ' v rorv k,,. w I..; 1. h:?v *. ???? * - i? |Mf" hv - " ricr.?* ; <-j f i ,(i ?M " * ? ! 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Tin* friends of L. .1, l'erry.reeojjni/iiiK in his pant service as County Supervisor business tact, qualification and a du?? regard to the principles of economy in the management of theatfairs of the County, hereby announce t hint as a candidate for re-election to this important olllce. His record as an ollicer is a sulllcient guarantee that the a Hairs of the t'ounty will be safe in bis bands, fie will abidetbe result of the primary elect ion. After bcinyf solicited by many friends I announce myself as a candidate for the otlice of County Supervisor, subject to I lie rules f*o\erniits; the Itemoernlic primary. m. c.'t; a run 1:1:. For County Auditor. A l (lie request of many friends, I herd"- iiiiinuiice myself n-> a caioli ilV re-eleotion to tin1 ollioc ?'l rot titor. I will :il>i?!<* tin* r**-tilt democrat ic |>i*i nisii'.v. .mil X A. ?" i H >K . For Probate Judge. Tin* friend- f < lias. 1 >. done-, I r< 11 i /.i n u 111 - i-harart it nud :?tii I i t '> i j '11 it*r \\ :I?i hi- til no- for I lie |>n.-ilhi!i. hereby aniiiiiittee liim as a candidate I <n* 'he ollice nl I'l'nhale .liii'ue, Hi1 pledge him In abide the result nf the I >ernoei'at w priinarv. For Magistrate. I hereby announce my-olf :,s a can liilate l ot t lie elliee ni Mat;i-t rat e I'm* (.ill t'r.i'l. audi alio ? reel. Tow u-i,ip, iml ?11? ?!; hi \ -el l' 1 m abide I he ili df the Iteuioerati< primary. U . I'.VASK I.N. I hereby announce myself a-a c.'inihite 11 i* i lie iiliiee ul' Majri-trati tHr .ill- ( reek an.I ? ain* ' reek Tnwn-I i w. it. m itx At i he-i <i ieit at inn of many friends 1 I ; \ !? ited i i am inlin e iiiy-eli aa candidate for le-eleelieti In I he oMie .J ti I iea-.tllt It'll I IV I: - Jl p. I !. If. | 11 i!ee my -ell |,. abide :< ii ; ?il lie- 1 ?ei,ioi rat i<* primary \. I?. '!ii i i v en. t>> ( 'iH.J >tlfl'(! 4'tlcj'tl It .S. '?! e. Ill federal e snidnrs "? 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Jl:;lit or . i. . i- Hint ! i t ; ;ii-i.ii,v if. -. . . . "Mtv* Miinii' < >iiu'!i '"?ir?* is tin1 Im ?i ' r. I r;( I I" i" I ' . \ I - vr -i 11'I " 'I ?! iif' i tv> 11 i \ 111 "n*li i ii if s jirrii ?tv" I . >1. Im ill,"!., M i - ri" Ii111, < ??lfl I. (..i. raw tori! I'.ii?. r- ' ',1",, vl ' i < n ! , 'j i v. 'i. "I I. liriirii I ?>;tr|ilirnt iniis |ur par ill"' Joi'liti'i . a', ;< ! 11 i M' t'Xalll I ti:lt |o|). Willi - lii't-I ill I, i; I li 1< ir lllji-;' 11, .in li.' ' ir i"| i ruin 111 rmiiit\ ~ ?I ? i iii 11111 11; hi fil urat ion. All :t|i:: 11' ! Ill* Ifi Ii.'t ml III ' !i 11 r . < :ir?' \ ?il' \ ujfii^l. i . S. > I?I. \ . 1. 11:i I'lli.'i i ll ill' \ i -111 i Chan. 0. Ion (as, t) ' ATTORNEY AT LAW, I.ANCAM I II. S. C. Office over the I'.aiiK. Will pr.\< tice In nil the Court.-,. Prompt of tention will hi ijivea All husiiu s entrusted. Colle< tions a speciaIt.. ly.

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