The Ledger Thurlow St Carter FPLroR and Manager
The Ledger notes Thurlow St. Carter holding roles as FPLroR and manager in a Wednesday issue dated June 13, 1900.
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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1900
Page
2
The Ledger notes Thurlow St. Carter holding roles as FPLroR and manager in a Wednesday issue dated June 13, 1900.
The Acton Sh ner School Summer School for Teachers opened Monday with Prof LT Baker in charge assisted by Miss Chandler of Spartan. Enrollment the first day was 22, with many named teachers and a call for county teachers to enroll. The note covers certificates, renewal rules, and a political aside about Col Hoyt in the prior primary.
Belle Bayis a famed Confederate spy died suddenly of heart disease in Kilbourne. She was 57 years old and widely known across the country.
The campaign opens in Orangeburg tomorrow with further meetings this week at St George's on Friday and Con way on Saturday. Next week candidates visit Walterboro on Monday and Beaufort on Tuesday, outlining a regional outreach plan.
Hopewell church held a joyful Children Day service last Sabbath with a large attendance from nearby areas and distant towns. Young Lawson Elliott recited clearly, followed by uplifting songs, a strong sermon by Open and a benediction by Rev Bedenhaugh.
A veteran recounts December 28 embarkation and crossing ice fields to Manila. He describes landing in Legaspi after a brutal rain voyage, aiding the 47th Regiment, skirmishes with the enemy, and hardships guarding towns and water works. He recalls night duty, a close call with a Filipino approaching unseen, and the toll of combat including wounded and killings.
A correspondent recounts harsh conditions with high casualties and sickness among troops in the Philippines. He notes guard duties, harsh heat and cold nights, homesickness, and hopes of a return home by August. He mentions Lt and re enlisting, while expressing weariness and resolve.
A flurry of candidates announces intention to run in upcoming Democratic primaries. J K Henry and W C Hough declare for Solicitor of the Sixth Circuit. THOS F Yebow and J K Harry Foster seek House seats. M N Ketridge seeks re election to Lancaster County House of Representatives. All pledge to abide by primary results and perform duties if elected.
The friends of Joseph F Gregory announce him as a candidate for Lancaster County Clerk of Court. He seeks re election in the Democratic primary, expressing gratitude for support and token of appreciation from supporters.
Public notice announces James S Wilson as a candidate for Lancaster County Sheriff under the Democratic primary rules. It notes support from Capt John P Hunter and references past service, urging voters to consider the candidacy.
A letter announces Himeef Probab Rowell as a Democratic primary candidate for County Superintendent of Bangalion. The writer pledges to serve the education system to the best interests of students if elected, inviting support from friends.
The candidate announces re election bid for County Supervisor subject to the Democratic Primary. Sponsored by MGC Gardner and supported by many friends, the statement presents the intent to seek re election in the upcoming party contest.
Friends of Horton announce bid for the coroner’s office, outlining the rules and process for the campaign. The filing outlines eligibility, dates, and campaign milestones, aiming to secure support from local voters.
The News of Yorkville reports Charleston Lancaster and local lawyers clash over Ganson Dry Goods bankruptcy assets. Liabilities about 25000, receiver paid creditors 29 cents on the dollar and hopes to pay 20 percent more if assets aren’t wrangled away. Bank at Rock Till may pay only a quarter of promises. Rep Finley family expected back soon. Reed: Wiley to build a large residence on North Congress. Likely re-election of representative for Fifth district with little opposition. Farmers plan to sow wheat and peas on stubble land. seed scarce due to drought, priced around 1.25 per bushel.
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