Thurlow S. Carter Named Fivor and Manager
The Ledger notes Thurlow S. Carter appointed as Fivor and manager for Saturday June 1900.
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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1900
Page
2
The Ledger notes Thurlow S. Carter appointed as Fivor and manager for Saturday June 1900.
The Van Wyck area and surrounding towns faced a heavy rain Sunday afternoon, causing washed-out crops and significant land damage. Despite the washout, grain crops are harvested well and cherries are abundant, with residents noting a strong fruit crop this year. Local residents and visitors, including Henry Dixon of Columbia and Hunter of Lancaster, interact at social and political events as crops recover.
Editor M Higgins of Seneca Illinois reports years of piles resisted all doctors and remedies until Baewlen's Arnica Salve. He claims two boxes wholly cured him and praises it as the best pile cure and salve on earth. Cure guaranteed at 25 cents. Crawford Brow druggist sells it.
The Oakhurst High School closing exercises on June 4 followed a week of exams and a decorated building. Principal W C Bynum led the program with Miss Emma Mellwain as assistant, praised for diligence. Students and teachers presented recitations dialogues and songs including Dixie and The Witness, concluding with an address by Mr Bynum and farewells.
Philadelphia man John Oliver recounts a dire illness with yellow skin sunken eyes and extreme pain. After doctors gave up a friend urged Electric Bitters. one bottle sparked rapid improvement and three weeks restored health. He credits the remedy with saving his life and reducing the grave’s hold. Crawford Bros Drug Store sells them for 50 cents guaranteed.
The Ledger column notes recent showers and crops in progress with wheat starting a fair harvest though limited planting. Sickness affects families including RH Haile and JL Bell's kin. Roy J W Little preached at Crenshaw school. Liberty Hill Rifles plan a July picnic at Warrenton place, near the Liberty Hill Heath Spring road crossing into Kershaw county, promising a joint two-county gathering.
Stephen Henry announces renomination for Solicitor of the Sixth Judicial Circuit subject to the Democratic Primary rules. W Hogle also announces candidacy for the same office, pledging to abide by the primary outcome and fulfill duties if elected. Thos F Vebow likewise declares candidacy for Solicitor of the Sixth Judicial Circuit and commitment to the Democratic primary result and duties if elected.
A fragmented notice lists multiple candidates including J Harry Foster and J W Hamel, each asserting entry for reelection or candidacy for the House of Representatives in Lancaster County under Democratic primary rules. The passage shows scrawled lines stating they will abide by the primary results and run for the Legislature.
The text announces Joseph F Gregory as a candidate for Clerk of the Court and reiterates a re election bid for Lancaster County. It expresses gratitude for support and mentions the upcoming Democratic primary rules.
The article announces James Wilson as a candidate for Lancaster county sheriff under the Democratic primary rules. It references Capt John P Hunter supporting Wilson and notes Hunters past record as sheriff as a basis for voters to consider. It urges voters to support the Democratic plan and participate in the primary.
A number of individuals announce their candidacy for the office of County Superintendent of Education in Lancaster County. Baxter Blackion Ernest Backwan and Prof At Rowell are named, pledging to follow Democratic primary rules and serve the best interests of education if elected.
The notices show multiple candidates or potential candidates for County Supervisor. RH Sapp is announced by friends as a Democratic primary candidate. W Q Caskey is also announced by friends as a candidate, pledging to abide the primary results. M C Gardner announces himself for re election, subject to the Democratic primary.
The friends of Horton and Esteeman announce candidacy for Coroner subject to Democratic primary rules and pledge to abide the election result. Also supporters of Mackey and Horace Lim announce candidacy for Coroner and pledge to accept the primary outcome.
Thereby announce myself candid date for reelection to the ones of Coroner, and pledge myself to abide the result of the primary R. YOUNG.
The China Gazette reports the dowager empress has ordered the Tsung Li Yamen to confront Europe while not interfering with the Boxer movement. It adds the viceroy has ordered troops to thwart further foreign warship landings and that current operations aim to stop additional foreign reinforcements reaching Pekin.
The Rev Mr McManaway preached at a Greers Baptist church on Capital Punishment. He argued crime rises with capital offenses and that biblical authority justifies taking life for life. He urged juries of high character not swayed by pity or sentiment.
A column criticizes political timidity in addressing labor union mob violence. Editors, legislators, and congressmen are faulted for ignoring property destruction and attacks on workers. The piece argues person and property rights must be protected against outlaw mobs, likening the labor union threat to the trust critique.
News via the viceroy reports Mr. Norman of the North China mission was killed Friday or Saturday near Yang Ching. The report arrives shortly after, detailing a fatal attack connected to missionary work in the region.
The Commercial and Farmers Bank of Rock Hill is more hopelessly involved than first thought. Creditors are told the first dividend will be 11 percent of the amount due. Additional assets exist, but it may be long before they are realized. Yorkville Enquirer reports.
Fragmentary OCR reads like an ad for a cure claiming health benefits. Mentions Hall's Cure and medical products, with scattered names and phrases. Content is garbled but suggests a health remedy promotion and consumer incentive.
Persons desiring to buy any real estate of IM Fitzpatrick and Bro in town or county can obtain prices and terms by calling on the editor of The Ledger. The firm offers desirable farms and improved town property, giving means buyers a chance to purchase a home.
Bus schedule notice lists Elliott and Crawford service from Chester through Richburg Bascombville Fort Lawn with westbound and eastbound numbers. Services run daily except Sunday with AM and PM departures listed for each stop including Chester Richburg Bascombville and Fort Lawn.
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