Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Hpwp; : ? # Wednesday, Junh 24, 1003. ? ?Mr. W 1). Robinson has ha ^ his residence painted?Born, June 18,11)03, to Mi and Mrs. F. E. Smith, of Nov port, a daughter. ? When you want to buy good consult the advertising column oi tuu liiMtiiruibb. ?The Summer school move into the nlil liililor itvvollin.? Vf?? day out of the way of the cour ? An excursion from Wes ville to Charlotte Friday, $1.2 for t he round trip. Separal coach for whites. ?J. H. F outer, lv<j., who wi be married tins evening has ren ed one of Judge Jones' cottagi 'W in East End and fitted it up f( housekeeping. ?Mr. Newton Walker of Lit - ion has accepted the position ( assistant electrician at the eotto mills here, and began work la: Sreek. ?The Southern's trains tin have been passing here goin south at 10.40 a m now passf at 11.45, and the evening trai passes here northbound at 5.4 instead of <?.4U as heretofore. ?Mr. W. Ij. Blackmon of Oal luirst was in town Monday. II says the crops of that sectio are poor for the time of year. ?.1. js. ^Newman iuutolhc lecturers will hold a Fanner Institute in tl>e court house her on July ll'h. O'licr lr-etnrei will..i!\i a jneHing at Kcr.diai tho same day. ?Mr. .J. A. Armstrong of Co iimhia spent Monday and Tuei day in town and tho county lie is buying up some cattle t |P ship to Columbia. ?Mr. J. II. fl'herre 11 of Heat Springs made this ollice a plea: ant call Monday. lie report M the crop outlook as poor in hi section. ? Mr. J A. Hyatt is having series of misfortunes^ Sunda ho lost one of tho host mules h had, one he paid -f 150 for. Sine writing the notice of the loss t his saw mill last Friday nigl we are in formed that it \v?i August of last year that hi miM wfis hnrnnd ?Work on 1 he now pavement on Main street is prosrrossin nicely. The east side is con pleted from Dnnlap street to (la and tiie work of grading the wet side is about completed. ?The Bethlehem Bible societ will give a picnic on the Ith c Tilly. Appropriate exercises wi be hold by the society, ami at dresses made by Prof. II. N. Ni bet, Rev. IT .1. Blackmon an others All are invited to com with laden baskets. ?Tirzah Sunday School wi observe ^Children's Day'" tie? Saturday. The exercises will cor sist of recitations and sonfrs h ^ the pupils and a short address b the pastor and perhaps other and will hoicin at 11 o'clock s in. L'lenic dinner to which a - are invited to come with assis " a rice. ? A handsome granite moni merit has been placed over th grave of the late W S. L Portf by the Woodmen of the Work It was made of granite froi Dr Strait's quarry, and wn built by Mr. A .1. MoNinch. 1 will be formally unveiled by tli Woodmen cf the World of thi place, assisted by the otlic ramps of the county, later 01 ?The many friends here < Sept. and Mrs. L. T. Raker wi l>b grieved to learn of the ror'oi illness of the latter at the horn of her fa-her in (Jamden Tli J dootv>rs regard her condition r serious in t lie extreme. Mi Raker cnnr.e up Monday mor?inj hut returned on the next, trair W lie has made arrangements wit ' Mr. Mills of Ctamdnn to tench for! Sam M _ him in ihe Summer Gchool for rj'j1H the remainder ot the term. llvatt. ? Union service will begin the county r" first Sunday in July and continue stroyed d through Sepiember. The order entailii of service will be published later Four n t*. ?A shooting scrape at Ilaile struct i? Gold Mino between Wherry Itime "! CJIyburn, .1 r , and Vol Harrier, | by tiro |s ouiii colored, resulted in both jus lie [S being wounded, Clyburn's| time, I wound S . ? idcred serious. 'Mm. I(j ?Some hail fell in the TaberXm nacle section 0110 allernoon last Mr. t\ ( week, though no very serious dain ^jr u age has been reported. heen ' r, ?wonsnieranie rain tell in the health e southwestern. southern kltd her? 1; eastern sections of the county I7rh jj II Monday atternoon. It was very kidney j heavy in the Fork iiill section. W{ls ;i >g ?The Lee excursion to Col for alx nnihia last Friday was very well a shoj patronized and the trip was made j and \v< without anything to mar its in tlie 1, pleasure to the excursionists. Co. F u ?The new Methodist church He wa ^ at the cotton mills was dedicated and aj Sunday. The dedication sermon were ii ^-cached r-. Dure w ter,T T j ^ ^ | ^ . i ?Bishop Duncan preached inia hurt M the Methodist church here Sun-J^^v^* (lav nighu to a large and appre- * J ciative d-owd. * covere. ?A letter to Mr. C. F. Till, . . ters o man I rum Iris son 111 iexas brings .? , c- . , . , . . , attend additional and continualory news <>( the lavages ol the boll worm in the cotton crop there. Heath ;r ?Mr. T. II. Davis is having Mrs. ? a cement, tloor put in one of his Mr T. ^! store rooms, preparatory to its section 'occupancy by Mr S. T. Black-] an illn |mon, the hoof market and ice'catarrl I man was a i I ! ?Sam Massoy will run an Hell, S excursion on the L & C. from yPil1'Lancaster to (Minster on Jidvland sr 'dth, leaving here early in tin*' and t morning. The round trip fare of who from Lancaster is <?0 cents a oiei * ?J S. Stanhack, the colored c'lur(-''] u postal clerk ?>n the L. A C. andl%Noniai jc the C tfc N-W., was married last (\r' J i \Vednesday in Chester to tlie Hell, .J daughter of lno late ilov. D. I.!"11,1 ' "1J a Walker. S,he yi r1M , ... . . chureli ? iiie annual military picnic , ;of the Liberty Ilill Killes will ,l'lC1 !0 i i i i . i wr i 1 pastor jf ho neid at the VV arreuton place Jon Saturday, July L L'ublic ! Col d in 11 v i n v*! f i'i I \S // \ I* -?The L & C. trains are oper- ' ating under a new schedule. ? Tl*e morning train leaves here ^ at 7.15 a. in. and arrives at ten:U1^ ^ Chester 8.15, returning to Lan- piece 1 caster at 1.10 p. in Tho after commit noon train leaves Lancaster at o'clock * 4.45 p m. and reaches Lancas- \villiai tor on the return at 0.15 p. in. .r . malarw > ?Miss fcerena inompsou ol . . tho 1)wight section died on the nn' u< 11 l(>th instant at the home of her l?r a^n 1" brother, Mr. Henry J. Thonip- over 1 5 son. She was a daughter of the crop se (1 late Pinckney Thompson and jor j,j 10 was about 72 years of age. She m|. j t was a member of the Baptist 11 church and her remains were * ct interred at Camp Creek Baptist render ! church. to Mrs. y ?We learn from the Chester sick lui v Lantern that Dr. B E. Ivel! was sj10 jie, s, completely paralyzed on the lott .? . a side l?st Wednesday. TTo had 1 II been iti a sanitarium in ('harlot to. ,l'"> lr,)l toil had pone to hi* lather's near J I* H,,<l I'ineville. From 'he same paper but not j. we lenru of the marriage on the ,,m v l0 I 14th inst. of Mr. Moso Mackorell , >r and Miss Sadie Dickey ol Black- j | stock. The marriage took place 1 ' ' n at the Nicholson hotel, 'Chester. *"4*p'H't ?Mrs. Lucy Maekoy, widow ot 'rom " ^ the late I). C. M?ckoy and a ,n 10 (laughter ot Mr. R J. Lowry, of JeFse >H the Oakhurst ect'on, c!i< 1 at the hundre rjlatt??r's homo Juno IK. after i?!ijl>n * lingering illness. Mrs. Mackey ! ... . >1 was brought trom Columbia aC n Ml I - I..-land t!i I nv IHXI\1 HpU ?>V IHT is fat her. S! o was about 32 years Mr- W ic of ivizo and Jelt six ehiMrei), the in whir ic eldest aged about 12 years and VNilH i,( is the younge ;t about 12 months r. She was buried at Laurel Hill graveyard after funeral services u* ^,n i. hv Rev. It. E. Turnipsecd.? top of 1 ii lversbaw Era. abort si . * iff Iturit'-ft. ?..hol irM!) ' ?vip" Mcnr hv (V; saw mill of Mr. J. A. jCucdve.y held an inquest We a member <>l the board ol : da> and tin? jury louml tha commissioners, was de c:M1)e lo ids death by a gus 1 by lire last Friday night, , ,, , , . , * , . , i wound ii dieted hv himsoll ig a loss ot about $1,000. . , , , " , , , tuloR narrowly -srape.l ,K- | W! "",l 1,0 he!l )n. This is the second jS,Mi 'n Ms right hand, s?ret< r. Tly"*I b"'. 1 t his mill : out. his arm a-. to bring in the last two years and j muzzle r.l the gun just 1m< had no iiistira.ieo eilhv. I [?8 oar ami |la(i pushed the the loss lalls heavily on I . . . I gel*. 1 he whole top ol Ins j was entirely blown ( 11' atu A. lieufe. Dead. 1 k>r?ius lay about ten leet r ., . *, ? . , Mr. Williams was a nativ F. A. Deale, who has v ..i /< ; . i i ... iii.. iNorl h (. aroiina and has only n feeble and declining ; |U; . . , , ? ^ | in this county about 1ft m:> lor a year or two, died .? , ,.. , ? i i ... * , ... He came Irum hesterheld c xst Wednesday night, thci.., ... 11 ... i . .>-? tt p , ' . . tv here. lie was about Li ist. lie was effected with \ , . . , . . . , , ,T ol age anu leaves a widow and heart troubles. .lie , , , . . | one i Jo.i. il:s remains wer bout <d years ol ago, audi , . . ,, nA - . ? ' . terred iii catnip creek li.i >ut d() years ho conducted . ... . ... i w i , J . . , .. church grave yaid Weum ) for repairing buggies! ... J. w *"7. atteinonn.?l/mgar, a20th. igons. lie was a soklior late war and served in ? ., 2d S. C. Volunteers. sa peaceable, quiet man ! A special trom (Jrecnvill :jood citizen. His remains' To - Male under date ..f uterred in the town come- [ 10:h sey : " The graduate 'hursdny afternoon after' Fr.rman ..niver.,;!. *v.t fi ial service conducted by in.my in:{> ..>rinnt positions i: Chalmers Frasor and | State, an.' Hum :?'v in (I: ma: Hodges. FT is grave w us prineip.<! < and teachers in it with a profusion and putnic schools. Mr. II. Toy rof (lowers by the Daugli 01 S:?,ij sonville h ci sea f the Confederacy, who reached i ome alter grade od the funeral in a body. untii I e was chosen principi n the I 11:C tS11* 1" (iradefl fwhiok of Mrs. T. Ij. So welt. ,,|H ,'^xl twholaslio year. ( ex is an entire slranrer to Sallie So well, wife of oi,i/eIH oJ La? caster, bu! L So well of the Douglas r?-eMiiuieini.u iouh were sue.h i, died Monday night after seoure him the poshiou at. . ops of about a month with y(r. o?x :,.ls j, , ci of the stomach. Slio ^,lllCipai ?.t .lie iVnih Uroen [laughter ot Mr. Ceo \V. gohool, and it. is probable he ir., and was in her 43rd :lccuj,t this jx^iiio.i. ^ Mr. ( She leaves a husband T Connors, soeretarv of >von children?four sonsU .md o, tinders ot Lair-ahree daughters?several (jrudocl school, has a letter ,m tire grown. She was Mr< Cox ,|.e |? siti nber of the Methodist principal of ti,o Luuvi.ster ?c l and a good Christian i. She also leaves a fath , . . * 7. , .i ' Ihnth of Mr/t. Ij, 7. Hither. ee brothers, Messrs (? \> . r , .1 F Hell, W !! Hell, We have just learned, sh io ~it r, Mi's H.K.G liner 'elnro going to j;r < : its buried at Camp Croek death o! Mrs. B k"i\ ihe be l yesterday at 4 o'clock wifq, of Mr. L. T. Ib.kor, \ funeral services by her occurred Monday atternou , 11ev Mr. Lawson. -ox o'clock', at the h >nn i:> 1 , ? , , den of her parents, Mr. and ....... ... ,, ... .. Thomas ban sr. She was ea fj iflutiiis IItows the lot* of , ... lead Off Irom Lancaster to Canute; Mr. Baker several weeks agi S.olnAy H. William^ a fond I n h ied I.coin' on Mr. J. C. E J wards' < *? an would prove* heimlic! lire? mil ?it cast of town. 'ler Men failing health. Slo ... , . ,. not improve however, her c ted suicide about II in tion gradually growing worsi last 1uesday night. Mr. ^ the end came, ns had been unwell with The sad news of Mr-. !'?? d fever for a week or more untimely death w'll '.mio 1 d been confined to his bed Preat Mock 10 tl is mmu iitflvednvn. Despondency ?'h?Fe< !"'r |H\V -v . ... , .' residence here. she made r us inability to work Ins aa,ln friomis 0I1j ems to be tho only cause a lady ol exalted christian s rash act. Mrs. .Jesse aoler, cultured and accompli ion, a neighbor, was spend- and ol pleasing personality, night with tho Uinily to :vo" '?>" ccnlhil friendship . . love of all with whom she anv assistance she could . , , J 111 contact. W , in wailing on her 11 is friends in Lancaster d< isband. About 11 o'clock sympathize with the grief s! ird Mr. Williams get up, en husband in his great ber< 1 wife and then run out at inenL . , c .1 ? ? Mrs. Makers remains wil it ooor ol the house. Mrs. . . , . r buried tins (luesday) a'ten Mm.W . both ran totlie door (.amdeni at livo ?'?iock. ild not tell in tho dark chat direction Williams Hall (irti at at While standing in the Last Friday W. A. Ilarpt iey wore startled by the York, charged v.hJi tiie mi of a gun a short distance lot A. A. Dillinger ot tout coi 10 house, hut tearing to gol'u}t^0 application through hi it. direction went to Mr. I l?ru10^.'I1 j 1 urKVllie bar, before JtHlict Blnckmons, about twoU. jorujg ,or bail. The sol .1 yards in another direc wad represented by 11. K. V, in<l woke him up. Mr.: l\s?p After hearing the aflk] ion gut Mr. .J. 11. Caskev i submitted and aiguinonts by e two started out to lind I aIl,,rn?v1b' Ju(*?? Kr ... ... .... .. bail in Ine biun oi 4>15UU. iS imams,taking ?!u> direction , i Logan cuine uown with :!i the report of the gun prw0ner. lianl. Aucr going about ? , , , T , ?(H:r Mr. J. M. Hood i: Is ihev tounil liiin lying on , . , . , ways in tho market to un.| dead, w.th the whole mu|os and cattle, a?d , llis lie id 111 r? W r I o(T onrt <I 1 f - - ' - - ? * " "lyou iorgot it. ingle barrel breech loading | Laucaster Mercantile ( J v ' SFfttrt *'nit rt i I it H oies- Court convened Moirday . \g t lie' morning with .Judge Klugh preSolicitor !' cnry and j{j Stenographer iVieCaw were on i hand, out there \va.> Jittlo husi' ! ness to engage t lie attention o( hing' the conn and accordingly both lie* I the grand and petit ju yn Were I. ..'discharged about '< oVIoek that ,v *" i tiii I .1 1 I V 1 * 1 ,ri , '*'t uh- (.'a.-os were continued except tit ; of the 1 'uncharged with disposing of propt way i i iy under lien, who plead e oli guilty and was sentenced to 6 lived | niontlis on the chain gang or ntiiH. il>a< 11 hue of -toO i'rue bills wore lound by the grand jury years j against Henry MagiII for as* ^ ail(: | saint ami batten y w iiii iau*ut to e iu_: kill ; ml carry ing a concealed j | weapon ; against i erred l>lack- ' tsduy I iMon charged with rape - ;<* 111 the State vs. Sandy rails, / ? j Schron Miller, Susanna H vans, , Nathan Mcilwa.ni and Martha -- hv 1. d.v. ' . w 'i :1m mur(> b> dcr ol lien F. lilaeknion, true June |J bills were fpund against the 's "J ihrco lirsi named, and no bill S ag.oii-i; .su.uia mcilwu a and |{ 1 1 ii j Man-ilia Miller The <l"fendauts a. a j \v? ro ariaigued and being with* t' e out an attorney, the court ap* (F'X! pointed l>. Recce W illiams, re.-l\ lis j., to defend them l'hey at.oM wore entitled to three days " afiei* ari1 lignineul i) I re trial I and m> the . a.-c w.:- c . nod. tHH Mr The Suite vs. Alex Trmsdel, ..jja a I disposing of prop- "t/t under bis lionf was nol pressed. (SKAXn jury's HHP )U't ' i '/>> ii if ilouoT J. C. Ai >></!, Previne tilthny Judya : Wo the irraiul jvrv ol I -ineasfer eonntv he?r t-> suhir't tin* followt hei. h , i |>i<? pHior! * i We h ivo ex miined ami missed on all U: !; o| indict inr>nt handed !>!)()! ns hv I lie Solicit >r. We present ItOOl. ii. ,i (n'orite M is v-y an i John <rrecory for lull ing on tlie public, road : <mi pi'! i; , M:i v 10. 1'.?():{ Witortly {'esses i > prove 1 i : < e: Will .lie ' U n ,' " ' . i,-J ' Glenn loved Hin M Daniel and Ren Anthony, \ Iiiol: We rili lln? attention <>! the it til comity 8U[h rviMtr to ilic I'oinlilioit U:im of die : i'V. on i h?? cam' house Mrs.; irram.ds an 1 recommend that rricil it ho put in hotter condition it I?v I ?-r ahunootio I. ?, tlie Ail of which is respectfully 1 'it ! su* m:l*? ! ial to T. W. M-'Murr iy, ? (iid | Foreman. ?"Strength atul vigor come , ,,s!?f good food, duly digested. , "Force,' a ready-to-serve wheat ^ and oai iev lood, adds no burduii, 1,1 ! but sustains, nourishes, invig'oars' | _ ,, o if Orates. 3-2o-tf. nan v I nc'S.i " ' " char I ?Two sewing machines left, shtil, one a drop head. Call early if she you want one real cheap on easy ! terms. F.vTrnrnisK Ofhce. I came ? W A N T KI) ? Y0 U N G M E N ^ply to prepare for Government I'o* rick- sitions. Fine Openings in all save- Departments. Good Salaries. Rapid Promotions. Examinaill . 1 u* | tious soon. Particulars tree, noon, 1 iitor-Statc Cor lust., a22.3m Cedar llapids, la. I School A4>ti< e. .r 01 j 'piio Inif.tees of School Dint riot No. 4b will hold ?ni election at J,,'> i 'j'nj.oeo S. IMacktnoii's reaiA *l" deuce, on Wedm'sday, the 24th .w of June 11)0*?. 'or the pisrposa of . '4 levying ;i special 'ax oi two mills , on thrt real ami persona! property i vil' "aid district tor school pur? 1 j poses. Said election is author/ t j ized bv the county board of edu ntrd, ,/ , ? ,, .. vmn/ii. ft. 1, r I, J Clork Hoard of Trustees. l?ie v'J Nervous Headache buy i loil't f I TT-? IT ""V wlthoui ;inv <" i*u .* recti bis 1U X\>J2jjJ reruns, by a floe e or two of 'q i UruK Stores SAr'i&IKE I Jiu.)