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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29
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Toledo, June 36.-Ths mana.
gers 1T the five icr COMPANIES whn
WeT- yesterday sentenced 3" pay
fine uf five th"usand dollars
Zach aud serve on" year ia jail
sp"nt last night ia jail.
Th,.s' m-n ven convicted uf a
conspiracy 1" form . "omhln" and
raise the prior "f ice. Pr'secu-
tion against th"m Was inst ltut'Vl,
ending in tl,rir cunV ict Iun yester.
day afterRs,n. As -orn a. the
jury returned a verdict Of guilty
the iine 81 live Thousand dollars
earh Was Assessed against them
by th- court, and they were als'
told that they must -''rve On" year
in Jail in addition to their line.
Plans were ~ once put under
way 10 get the men cut of their
jail sentences and 10 get them oil
from the fines imposed, hut they
sere sent a. jail and have re-
NAMED there, all etIorts - far
bring unsuccessful 81 securr their
release.
The combine which they formed
raised ice frOm 81 /" lOb per cent,
and the price has fallen about 10
per cent. since they have been
convicted and sentenced by the
court. The people are Overioyed
nj the result 81 the prosecution.
Toledo people should move 10
Del.and for the heated term"
aud keep cool. The price u ice
here il a:Sr a hundred down.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29

spsrial 'srr' -p.'H.i'ur-.
l'"rt Orange, Jun" 2I-l.e"n
kllenW'--d brought down from
the T"mokR tW" large raft. uf
piles fer our hrplr". Tie pI'r
driving j., leing pushed RAPIDLY.
They expect to have them driven
~ far a. the channel by Saturday.
4 quiet wedding t"-'k place at
the home # Gu- Juhnsun. June
~, when hl. daughter Esther and
Ju-'ph Ra,t Wer'. J"inrd together
lu the bonds IT mArrIm"ny
Mr. Taylor McDanirl-. If Jack
suu, H.. J. visiting friends ln eur
yillag'
'. &. Savagr has rrnt"d hi
pla'c Iu-t Ncst IT the village to a
family by the nam" Of Davis.
Mr.. and Mr.. Rast. ST.. and
Mr.. l;ast's brother, Mr.. Living
stou. aud family lrft sur ,Illag"
Thursday g. make their h"m, :
.l~.W her.
capt. and Mr., Charlrs Fozzard
left 10y thu early tram sunday.
They expect u H. absent about
eighteen months. They will visit
England AMI thu continent, will
sp-nd next winter Ia Italy.
R,Irrt has il that ihr seventh
Day Adyrnts have bought a l"t
on which they intend building a
chapel.
Mr.. ApIenzcller left Monday
for his hums ia Indiana.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29

elevator. A railway switch also
runs along the vest side Of the
building, which facilitates the
handling aud shipping Il mate
rial. The size aud strength Of
this building may b. shown 10y
the fact that il will hold ten thou
sand tons of fertilizing material.
From this building the pyrItle-
rpck Is run by trans into th" Im-
mense furnaces On shOOe, negT"es
shovel the small rocks into the
fiery furnaces, where they are
almost entirely consumed; the
fumes rise aud are conveyed along
lead pipes from building to build
ing until they conden-e into
liquid form, called sulphuric
acid. This acid is then pumped
into AL ad Joining building, meas-
sured, mixed With lsonrblack aud
other materials, dried 10y "yalo.
ratiun-and thus We have uuI
sourse If phosph"rir acid, read,
for weighing and baggIng. .
At the South jacksonville yard
werr found -. J. Hill, II. 4. Hav-
en- aud John Lrfburg, formerly
Of DeLand, who are employed in
thu works A. supeTintendents, etc.
Mr.. Haven is drilling 4 twelve
inch r"ck we'll which is nav abuut
Ia feet deep. This water will h.
used for tine new gAs engine power
plant, nov being installed. This
plant Gusts SlO,UO. IL makes It,
own gas from coal, and will run
the entire machinery Of thu south
Jacksonville plant. The new en.
CINE Is of la horse power, aud Is
n very handsome plece Of ma.
chInery.
This Is but layman's d"scrip-
ton Of the plant, and the differ
eat paints that impress u in the
brief visit. and is given here be-
caus. we know that NOlusiH cOun-
~ IeOple are Interested ia T.. q.
Painter and the other citizens of
our "wn county VII" are Engaged
in the work there. Visitors ar
always welcome-cspcIally visit
Ors from Nolusia county.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29

beautiful bits of natural scenery.
She enjoyed a delightful fort
might ia the 'Sapphirr country
4 barbersh"p and clothes
cleaning aud dressing roOm are
two useful institutions combined
u, .,r onr management IN this
fut"Ss.lat' little city.
Mrs. Lulrman has been quite
seriously indispO-ed for several
months Her physician insists
that IN" 90 North for Ga. rest of
the summer, aud che "l'ey- -Oon.
Mr.. N-st will take thu position
ia 4. II l'rlt"n's stare vacated
by Percy Shaggy, VIM started
Wednesday I" join his wife IN
Vermont. for frS weeks rest
Miss Race finished her worn
saturday IN the store, and 10
company with her mother. started
Wednesday for Ohio.
The county prisoners camped
herr arr improving the highway
b, tween tie railroad aud the
camp; new bridge has teen
made over the creek and the rad
way " idened. II u rumored that
they will clear aud straw q rad
L" Lake Wluuimis-ett. thus turn
ing. pusslbly, the travel that way
from lake Helen g. Dcl.and.
som" parties claim the distanc''
Is greater aud will protest II the
cd grade road l. abandoned.
Thu crew If "arpenter- to COM
pIrt" the depot came Monday.
The brick work wall he finished
thi, week Thrr" will h. a stone
pavement ljI feet wid" un each
sid" of the binding the entire
lrngth. Lake Helen will h"a-t
at ia. finest station on all of the
last Coast line.
Tn apr~aTancr alsput the depot
Indicates business. There are 10
"ars loaded With material to COM
plete thr building. and 1" huu-'
the train crew that J., extending
thu switrh-tra"k from th" starch
factory rast beyond th" station
and filling the ditch :" a. &" max y
a g,"d approach {" th" trains the
Continued ON page i've
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29
A HappX Mother

will sec that her baby - properly
cared Tor tu do thu, a good puTgaiiye
0, necessary. Many babies suffer
from worm, aud their mothers dUnt
kuuN u Il your baby Is icNeT,h aud
doesn't sleep az nights. II - troubled
with worm, Whites Cream NrTmi-
iuge Will clean cut these worms In a
mild pleasant way Once tried alNays
used GIVE u a trial Price 3 cents
Suld by all druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29
Unknown Fnenda.

There arc many people Who have
used Chamberlain COlic. Cholcfa and
DiafThoca emedy With splendid re-
suits. but Who are unknown because
hsy have hcsItaicd about giving tcs-
timUnials at their experience fOT pub
hcsti0n Thee Pcupic hOWcVcr. are
none the less iTicnds Ut this remedy.
They have done much toward making
q q household word by thsiT personal
recommendation 10 friends and
neighbOrs. Ia = a good medicine 20
have IN the home and o widely known
iOr Is cures vi diafrhOca aud al forms
IT bowel ,roable. For sale BY all drug
gist,
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29

people Who know hOW % take care OF
themselVes-the majority do not The
liver - a most important organ N the
body. Hefbine viii keep e IN eondi-
ton. v. c. Simpkins, Aba, Teas.
writes: Il have used HeTbtne Tor
ehills and fever and ind u the best
medicine I ever used l would not
be without a. II Is a. good for chi.
dren a. Il i for growR-up people. and
recommend q. IL is hne tOr Ia
Gripps." Sold a al Druggists
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29

- ld-al ayIsiis atilst- - thy canuut rearh thr
ai-a--i Iurrt - thf car. Inv - - "
tsnr 81 o. suFs assafmrss- aud thai tsh3 go
sfifufi lflai rtstufslsr. titsafnfss h faust1 -
thu iuflauls-d sssflsliitsn - th- mucus intnE
20 ths sfachiau TUT. Nhtn this tub =
inflarnssf sea have rumilltnr ssund - az
ts-rfsff hsarifE. and Shrn ~ D. euftrtiy
sll-s.i lsafurss b. thF wall. atid uuhtre IN
tntlam1nafisru sau - saken eat uisd tbs tuis
r-sluFssi O. 10 ussrtasl Csssiiitif. btarinG wth
o. dfvsf MID fufNNsrs ltuD Car's uuf - tea
arr cauued - tafarrh. Uhich - usrfhinH uuf
An ffasIls,l sssIlsllf ilrr ~ far mucuua sarfncs
We uin EiVr ire Hun.iFtt ihilars fsf any
sa.r - Issafns-@ cau-s-d - caiarghl thai oan-
noi ~ curcd - Rails CafarrA Curr. SOD
~. CHENEY a 90. Toleaa. a.
SD 10 llruHNiE1x. -
Halls FamlIE fliis aFe a. 11et.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29

A. n special iRdurrmrnt a. SES
SUES RIRERs. THE NEws will H.
sent from the date uf subscrip
ton until January !, l1s, for
tl.25; IN blucks of i've sul'serip-
tioRs sent all at On- time, d. .
a.ldrcsscG t5.UO.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29
Z. d. PAINTER
FERTILIZER 60.
elves Work 90 About 800
Hands.
A ne LNB SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
BrtsF DlssFlplion FFo@ . Vlsit 90 the
PIani.

While in jacksonville q few
days ago, u representative # TUX
NEws visited the plant Of thu b.
%. Painter Fertilizer Company.
Mr. Painter was in South Jack
sOnyille At the time, hut when
he Was phoned that Del.and
friend was at the main Office, he
left everything at that end Of the
line, got into hi launch and was
sOun acrOss the ~. Johns. After
greetings, he volunteered H. Show
the writer the plant" I've sup
p.,se il is eminently correct to call
. fertilizer factory q plant.
Believing that the people oi
VOlusia county, NEST of Whom
rad TRE NENs, arr interested ~
Mr.. Painter aud his business,
both having started at Del.and
many years ago IN = small way,
w. give here u brief article Un
what We found.
The business and shipping of
ices of the company, the ware
rUoms, laboratory, ETC., are lOcat-
ed ia building facingthe NJ Johns
river, just oil the visduct. The
company Is capitalized at $3.50
U0, does an annual business Uf
about three times thu capital
stuck, or about $3.50 = day. The
Offices are in charge Of u. 4. Nor
TisOn, formerly "f Del.and, Sec
r-tary of the company, Who has
- his assistants Mr.. A. W. Bur
kett. Miss Laura Bennett, Miss
Okle Painter, Miss Helen Mon
treVille, formerly Of Del.and, and
several others not known person
ally l., the readers of THE NEws.
All the latest labor-saving de-
Vices are found ia the "fiic", such
a. iile cas-s. racks, tim"-cl"'ks
etc. the necessity Of which will
b. recognized when On" lrarns
that about aD PrTs"ns ar ga th"
c"mpAny's payroll.
Ia the centre of tn office il
firv-Pruof steel vault, resting ga
piers in the river underneath.
AIS,ye this is the laboratory, Ia
charge of Prof. Grey, where sam
pies "f all materials, ETC., are
tested for their strength and
value.
The Office and warerOoms ia
jacksonville cover n h,'or space
of I:,xlUO feet, comprising one IL
Tia largest plants ia the city.
Ia the shipping department
Was found RObert Stevens, who
is "putting in time" until school
OIens ia the fall.
Mr.. Painter anal the writer then
gut into his launch and we're
quickly across the river at the
south Jacksonville works, WHERE
the materials arr landed from thu
immense vessels from Germany
and elsewhere, and where they
are rendered by immense fur.
Baces, mills, etc, into soluble
state, ready for the mastieation
Of plant life.
The main building on this side
II the river IL the storerOom, n
structure lOOxsOO feet, st cut in
the river 80 feet from shore, and
mounted on piers planted in the
river bottom. This building ~ ne
cost ss0,OOO. Fertilizer schOOn-
ers come alongside Of ID, and their
contents are quickly hoisted into
the building by means Of . steam
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29
Tia Very Bess Rsmsdy Cor Bowel
Trouhle.

Mr.. n. =. BOrroughs. an old well
known resident Of Button, Ind. says:
Il regard Chamberlain COlic, ChOl-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy a. the very
best remedy Cor bowel trouble. l
make tins staiement after having used
the remedy in my family for several
years. I am never without a. This
remedy Il almost sure 20 be needed be
fore the summer Is over. Why not buy
Il non and he prepared ior such an
emersency7 For sale by all druggists
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29

Orange City, June 27.-Mr.
CUzine vas at work Monday at
the NaterwOrks; right 10 front Of
the d,ur he discovered large rat.
tie snake. H. Nas about four
feet long and had siN rattles aud
button. H. lay stretched out
iull length summing himself. Mr..
Cozine did not realize II Nas =
RATHER until Ice had struck him
once. then he began Ia coIl and
rattle preparatory fer action, but
Mr.. Cuzinc NA- master 1T the sit
uation aud s,-on dispatched his
smakeship.
W. received the sad news yes
t"r,lay Of the death Of Mr.. Fuller.
t"n which tuuk plac" Monday, the
18th. Funeral services we're held
the foll"Wing Wednesday at ?
.. ~. at the house. lie died from
the -hUck he had tw" weeks
age. Mrs. Fullerton and Miss
Clara have the sympathy If their
many friends herr.
Mrs. Geurgc galloway (nee
Rose SCOTT passed away Saturday
afternoon. Hers Is u sad ease.
She was only ~ years old. She
leaves four children. the oldest
~ years and thr youngest { years
old, l.,-sides her husband, mother,
i've sisters and one brother. The
bereavrd family have the sympa-
thy uI all Orangr City. . h. fun
eral vas held At > =. IA. "n Sun
day, Rev. Halliday oiliciated.
Prof. aud Mrs. Brady. Wh"
have spent the winter and So far
into the summer here, left Mon.
day morning by way of 81 Johns
river for their home ia North.
amptOn, Mass. he j. TEACHER
ia smiths COllege thrTe. His
LealIh gave out and the Trustee
gave him u VACATION OF one year
Ter Preparation. lie improved
very much while here. They AZ,
both very much ia l"N" With
Orangr City.
Mr.. Harden has l,,'-n quit" 80
for "a few days. Dr. MarDIarmid.
"f De!.and, is his physician. lie
u lmproV ~uui" NOV. TUESDAY.
Ills son Roy came up from Ja"k
s"nvllle Friday, WHERE 10" Is al
tending business culleg'', {" help
car foF him. lie will remain
until his father l. abl,. lu %. 'uI
the store again.
Mr.. Mccormick, &c the Palu,ct-
a. House at smyrna, Nas "v'I
here Tuesday l",,k ing over hIs
property here, making arrang".
ments to have hls h"n,r plac'
takeL care If
Mr.. Walden had the sad n-W-
u frw days agu uf the death "i hts
friend. Mr.. GeuTgr Nas"n, "l
Willimaniic, Conn. Mr.. NAson
sl.ent several weeks here Nith
his wife last winter. They -,'Giled
at the Orangr City Hotel They
made a gu'd many fr'end- " hiIe
they we're herr, Who will l'e -.,Try
g. hear Of his sudden death.
Mr.. Ernest Martin moved his
family from Lake Ashby a. last
Orangr City last week for thu
summer.
Mrs. Lncian KrPler aud daugh
ter. Miss Kittie. came over firm
Lake winnemi--stt aud sI-'nt thu
day with friends in Orange city
Wednesday. We were ali glad to
So them.
Mr.. W. J. Martin has moved his
isto their new bom- that
Mr.. Follrtt made Mrs. Martin a
present of last year.
Mrs. VIM. sharp and children
left "Wednesday morning foT LIS
Cal, where she expects
to make her future hume. Mr..
sharp went there about three
mOtxh- ago.
a.. n D. n I.....rsria
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29
LAKE HELEN.

This O. partmcut h in CharEr &c NJ. lTs-ns
q. Adams shu B. autkurtEed g. rsVeite sub
.sftpitug-, adNvTtiss mrut-. etc aud o. ruils'tt
fuT .auls Auy cuuFtsry shown M Adams
gill o. at.Ifss.iated bt TnE NENz. FOL
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29
GRANGE CITY.

fThis department. b. IN charge 20 Miss q. a
nahCsek. WIN o. authuftzed o. us=CeiNe sub
ssrtptiuns. adteFt isrtnsuis, etc, aud 90 sslifsf
Toe same AM cuurtesy rkuNn Mss hatucUch
Uill H. Appreciated bt fnG NEWs-Eb
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-29

Lake Helen, June 21.-l.oring
Mace started for Til~la. Tia,
jane -, Ia suI@rinirnd the peach
parking for a firm b. served 10
d." same capacity last year.
Mr.. and Mr.. Frank johnson
and two suhs started the ruth fuT
New York VIA the Mallory line.
" g. Mckinney went 81 st.
Augustine recently aud endured
a surgwal OPERATION. lie Was
brought home tive days after
yards, hut has been 5" miserable
that hc rXp'cts tn 20 again.
Rev Noble will prrach has Last
sermun u"Nt sunday until after
hi- summer variation.
Mr. Currler and Mrs. Falkner
vent to C"r"na,lo Tuesday for the
r.st "f the summer.
Rev. aud Mrs. Wells intend
going the middle Of July to Clyde,
y. e., to Tusticate ia the n"un-
taIns Ter few weeks they will
lie J"'n"d there hy a party Of old
tim" friends.
j. T. Macy best mulr last
week supposed Ia H. the result #
drinking heavily whilr hrated.
Mrs Maynard Bond aud daugh-
ter, Minerva, aud littl" Frank ie
vent tu OhI" this week
Mr. Araby Clarksun l. visiting
her pat"rual HON. ia Pirrsuu.
MR. 4. C"sneT delighted
lrrnd, ~ LAX Helen one day
la-t week hy spending the day
- tth them.
The material aud the N"rkm, u
are "n the ground tu pat up th"
over and tank tor thr water -ys'
EN- that Mrs. STARK weather will
add l." the iinr CiTanvill" prop
rrty.
Mics Mariori" Mac returned
"Wednesday from AsheVillr. y. c.,
.h"rr she attended the !. W. &.
4. convention aud visited many
TIA. arr visiting Mr.
Hamilton daughter. Mrs. Bailey.
rh"y cam Thursday evening.
Ms Gu-st,. l. student &c Gains
willie College.
TIL" program f"r thr rcl"lrati"n
"f the Ith "f July at Orange city
~ utlin'tl ~ the committee last
..yenIug j. a. iull"ws:
PE~,KNN FoR THE FoUErH.
Meet un tn lawn oG tbr Orange
City ll"trl at 3P. M.
There will b.. MUSIC. gam..-.
-peeclr-- and SUPPER IA their order.
After -upI--r tin old -'ttl"rs will
give S,ule "reminiscences uf the
founding "f ia t"Nn.
The chairm"n of th" Vari"u-
arr:
Musir-Mr- l.alr.lla Dunlap
Gam---Mts- Alma Halliday.
SI0rts f"r huy---thas. X. Mar.
tin.
SIee"h's-Dr. Frau"c- DirkIn-
son
Supp.r-Mr Vim J Martin.
t.. cram Ms, Katie B"ylrs.
PriE"s - Mr.. Dade, Mr.. -.
John. Mr.. Roberts and Mr.. pnz
lsr.
Dissertations Mr.. aud Mrs..
Fem anal Mr.. Webster.
Badg,--Mi-s BaiT,Tk.
A guSl time generally - ~.
pectei aud il l. hoped that th"
entire n.ighlOrh",d will l,e un
hand Ia ENJOY tn celebration.
CAKD 90 THANKs.
We desire &" express our many
thanks a. the kind frieRds a
city who 50 willingly AZ
sisted us in caring for our dear
me during her late sickness and
Il thu time OF her departure from
his world.
Mrs. Jas. SCITT ANBFAHILY.
GEn. D.. GALLOWAY.
A. special indurpment o. NEN
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Taks I.AKatise irumo ol,iEins rslisfa AS
~. Srsss's - , : q sssS SSs. =.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-12-12

Rev. g. w. Creighton, editor of the
Christian Appeal, published at Green
wood, and at one time wears
ago pastor of this circuit, was ex-
pel1ed from the Methodist church
last week, after delay of many days
and heated discussion in that body.
An appeal was taken to the general
conference which meets four years
hence, and the matter stands where
1T was. 1t not only takes courage,
but true manhood, to take the posi-
ton which Mr.. Creighton took. He
attacked those. in high places, and
with his fluent pen made charges
that is believed by some to be true.
Mr.. Creighton before being admitted
to the conference was a lawyer, and
is regarded by those who know him
as a man of no mean ability. Mr..
Creighton is barred from the ministry
for the next four years, but it goes
without saying that he will continue
to use the columns. of his paper with
an unbridaled tongue.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-12-12

The Leesyille News gives editorial
currency to the assertion that the
court expenses for the Last term of
court cost the county $3.50 per min
ute. The assertion is ridiculous on
It's face but we have not looked into
the records to disprove it, and we are
content to feel that the News editor
is measuring the value of time by the
value he puts upon his own. We
must say, however, that the machin-
cry Of the courts runs tantalizingly
slow and business, it seems, could be
expedited without any injustice to
anyone.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-12-12
Final Discharge.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested that we will apply to Hon
Geo. S. Drafts, Judge of Probate, in
and for the county Of Lexington, State
of South Carolina, on the 18th day Of
December, 1906, Of the administration
of r. W. Boatwright on the estate Of
Azariah Boatwight, deceased, and for
release and discharge Of us from the
bond of the said R. W. Boatwright, now
deceased, and at said time, we will
make full accounting to the said court
for the said deceased administrator as
required by law.
Emile Boatwright, r. J. Boatwright,
Ida Boatwright, Signers of Bond of
r. W. Boatwright, Administrator,
now deceased. 4w6
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-12-12
Administrators Sale.

On Friday, Decembet a., 1906, begin
ming at 10 o'clock a. m, I will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, at
Summit, S. c., all of the personal prop
erty of the estate Of H. J. Hartley, De-
ceased, consisting of 5 mules, 4 horses,
3 buggies, 2 two-horse wagons. one
horse wagon hsrnASS. stock Of general
merchandise, turpentine stills. lot of
rosin and scrape, corn, fodder, &c.
Terms of Sale-Cash before removal
of property. F. e. HARTLEY,
3W6 Administrator.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-12-12
Goodwin Released.

Newberry, S. c., Dec.6.-B. W.
Goodwin, who, it will be remembered,
shot and killed Eugene Leavell sever
almonths ago, and who has been in
the county Jail since the killing, has
secured bond and has been released
from custody. 1t will be remembered
also, that soon after the killing he
appeared before Associate Justice
Gary at Abbeville through his attor-
ney, Cole L. Blease, ESQ.,, and made
application for bail. Bail was granted
in the sum of 5000, but until Satur-
day Mr.. Goodwin was unable to fur
nish the bond.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-12-12

Let the committee appointed by
Chairman George at the citizens
meeting Monday lend every aid posi-
BILE to the promoters of the proposed
electric road. They are all good bus
mess men of wide range, and with
their assistance, Lexington will do
her part towards this new enterprise.
Let the other counties and towns do
their part and the road will be built.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Lexington.

By Geo. S. Drafts, Esq, Probate Judge
Whereas, Sam'l. B. George, G. G. G.
P. & G. s. made suit to me, to grant
him Letters of Administration of the
Estate cf and effects of Frank B. Rucker
These are therefore to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors Of the said Frank B. Rucker,
deceased, that they be and appear, be-
fore me, in the Court Of Probate, to be
held at Lexington G. H., S. c., on 2nd
day of January, 1906, next after publi-
cation hereof at II o'clock in the fore
noon, to show cause, if any they have,
why the said Administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand. this "a day Of
Nov Ammo Domini 1906.
GEO. S. DRAFTS,
Probate Judge, Lexington county, S. c..
Published on the % day of Nov. 1906,
in the Lexington Dispatch. 6w9
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Congressman Lever is already at
work in the national house. It is
said that he will introduce a bill in
few days, providing for all appropria-
ton for the further development of
the Congaree from Columbia to
Georgetown.
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Final Discharge.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested, that I will apply to Hon.
Geo. S. Drafts, Judge Of Probate, in
and for the county of Lexington, State
of South Carolina, on the 28th day of
December, 1906, for final discharge as
Executor Of the estate of John R. Shu-
lar, deceased.
r. L. SHULER,
4wp Executor.