The Ledger Editor and Manager Retirement Notice
The Ledger announces the editor and manager Karlow retiring, with Saturday edition details and staff acknowledgment. The notice confirms leadership changes and thanks to the former editorial team.
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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1902
Page
2
The Ledger announces the editor and manager Karlow retiring, with Saturday edition details and staff acknowledgment. The notice confirms leadership changes and thanks to the former editorial team.
The State reports Deputy All was shot and killed by Charlie Jeffcoat, a Georgia fugitive aiding a horse theft gang. After being chased from Georgia into Aiken County, the desperado shot All in the back as he closed in, then fled into the woods while Sheriff Alderman led a large posse and bloodhounds in the hunt. All’s body was taken to Aiken.
Reports from Aiken South Carolina say Deputy Sheriff All was killed by the desperado Jeffcoat who four months earlier killed Wilson in Herndon Georgia and on July 16 killed Deputy Sheriff Flanders near Midville Georgia. Jeffcoat fled into Ogeechee swamp, was last heard of in Aiken County, and an armed posse attempted arrest. The incident follows a string of violence and pursuit across Georgia and South Carolina.
An advertised remedy claims to cure colds and sore throats in a single day. The product touts Keeraott Laxative Quinise as the key ingredient and promises fast relief after a single dose.
The South Carolina Farmers Alliance held its fifteenth annual session in Columbia with 14 of 40 counties represented. President D F Efird led the meeting discussing labor and capital cooperation, the alliance’s 15 years in the state, and plans for reorganization and next year’s meeting in July.
Local notice states the Williams Hughes Co charges ten line max announcements at the regular rate. It notes ten or more lines exceed the standard advertising price and outlines a $2 rate for ten lines or fewer. The clampdown on longer notices is described as the regular policy.
An old advertisement promoting Cas earets Candy Cathartic as a natural bowel aid. Claims genuine tablets stamped C C C and warns they are not sold in bulk, urging purchase from druggists. Emphasizes restoring regularity with a simple laxative solution.
The Hon J N Eastridge announces his candidacy for re election to the House of Representatives pending the results of the Democratic primary. His strong loyalty to public interests and extensive experience as a legislator support his bid for return to the House. Many voters.
A Columbia lineman named James Bolton was nearly killed last Wednesday while helping raise a large pole. He was caught under the equipment as it toppled, suffering serious injuries and risking his life. The tonic note alleges a risible claim and lists iron and quinine as ingredients. He is urging awareness of the danger and the tonic’s misleading labeling.
Democratic primary place sets the stage for probate judge race with John M. Perry and J K Stewartman announcing candidacies. Voters will see both men in the contest as party rules apply.
Democratic voters hear endorsements for W Vanlandingham as County Treasurer and support for Cauthen as the incumbent seeking reelection. The notices praise wartime service and work ethic, urge party unity, and name Gardn and Faile as county supervisor candidates with pledges to follow primary rules. Many voters signaled support for these declared contenders.
At the solicitation of many friends there announces 44 candidates for County Auditor subject to the Democratic primary W F E Estridge.
Fragmented report notes Supervisor Lannousee's possible reelection under the primary rules. Voters in St Por area show support for Ter candidate for county supervisor, while concerns arise about candidate rules and party process affecting the November election outcomes.
A candidate announces intent to seek the office of County Superintendent of Education. The statement pledges to abide by Democratic primary rules and thanks Lancaster County supporters while offering earnest anticipation of future cooperation.
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