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NINETEEN- PABSENGEKS
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A Collision Between the Colunibla
LocHland Florida Special,
Specially Telegraph to The Standard, j
From Columbia. S C., we
received the following account
by telegraph of a terrible
wreck, . The telegram, which
we print verbatim, will ex
plain itself.
Columbia, S. C, 115 o'clock,
Jan. 21, '08. '
Daily Standakd, Concord,
A horrible railroad accident
occurred this m orning at eight
at Asnley Junction, just seven
miles from Charleston. A col
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lision between the Columbia
local and the Florida Special,
operated by'the'Atlantic Coast
Lhi railroad, caused 1 the
death of two engineers, two
lireraen and 16 pessengers, be
sides the serious injuring of a
number of other passengers.
STOKES LODGE
Of Ancient,' Free uml Accepted 31a-
sons-WneirOrsrantzccI and Monie In-
1 crest ibtf Tluki'ss About It;
-4- fr. .- - - -'' - 1 - "
DeairiDg. to ,ttlwaj8 note tbe prog-
reaa of bar tqD, and desiriDg to
give our readers eobetbing more in
tereating than the every. day hap ,
peninga. on the streets, . wo baye
decided that' 'obe of th? moai - pio
greaeife things of oar town; and one
that is not mnch noticed by the jpeoV
pie, i8 tha growth of our different
secret organizations VVe further-
more wish to say that every one of
the organizations will have a i writj
up and we 571II l)3rglacf forborne one
to give us the csairea news In ordef
that one can have as mach as - ths
coald Lol.txivt us machi. ,tfc65" held; bTreut
we can Sot be SSd nf narHft1v. Throngtt the bduesi
we can not be accused o
; we intend, tajigg ihgrn. in, the, ordef
that they twera' organized in onri
other day in our Dailyvr v
In order of organization, S:okes
Lodge of Ancient, Free and ' Ac,'
captd Mas jna-comes at the head: o f
the list, havimrbeen the first organ-
lzei and -was -also the thirty-fiecoad
lodge organized in the State, Tnia
order worked under a . dispensaticn
from Jam35v untiDec. ? feih,
1350, the date on which the charter
was granteB threenen whom
we notice thfi . chjaKter waa ban Jed
dp wn " to ? iWre" pliilel pieman;
'.Master J S Young, father cf
our townsman; DrJ; R S Yourjg,
:3bhio'r--JWat "Phifer,
-f tinier Wardern Werfind the char-
tcri vhich ia bjejjncaref a Jx VTfH
nirm;T3al& bWnilSecrltlr.',
The Lodge is now jn. as flourish
' 25 condi tiqnai it KsAjieaM soitie
' Oie and now nuinber87fif tymemb
rH The; motto iMge: U
4 'FatherkpoM ' of r God? and; the
r - i
;therhood of -Mao." r ;
ra 0 n g th e pronifnen i me tubers
s Lod ge wx otice the nAtriesiof
afcherao wmeTof bufjprOminent
:i now with' ns. We"fiee the name
. Ohas. McDonald- Til I it t
Harna, father of Mr. R S THarrle;
Yorke, .f ather of J Messrs.
N FK A J and; J j F Yorke; Dr . L S
Bingham, father of. Mr. Will Bin?
bamt andV Dr. G U Smith -father : of
Mr. Frank Smith. A
In regard to the care at each
otLef, the tenets of this organization
are brotherly love, relief and, truth,
and none but a Mai on knows the
fun meaning of the e words. In
caae of death among any! of their
membera, the body isTtaken in hand
by the Lodge and buried with! the
Masonic honora. This Lodge has
not had many deatha for the 'last
several years only two being num
b red for some time. These two
were Mr. Jno. Fink nd Mr. Willie
Qaantz, ' f : .;- v.;
Among the older members that are
still on the list of active members,
we note the name8 of Mes8rs. J H 0
Bdrkhead, Oapt. J M Alfxarider and
DinBon A Caldwell. a secret oi
ganization, we suppose the outside
world knows leaa about the. Tvdrk-
ioys of this ork.an:ziion than of any
in our city. ' . . ' " !
Another thing of interest in re.
ifard to the Maaona of
our city, is
the fact that Mr. Diaaon A Caiu-
well h8 ben in the Masonic
work
longer than any one in our
own.
and also that E quire R W Al
; t 9
id on,
the oldest citizen we have,
la a
member of the Ma8onic Order.
incomplete would our write-up be
without mentioning the fact that
the Ma?ons hire contribute liberallv
each year to the Oxfoid Orphan Aay
liim, which we must admit: origin
nated in the minds of tne Ma. ons.i '
rooms over the City Halli and the
officers are as fblloWa : CJaarCLFink,
Master ; M O Walter, Senior Ward
en : ML Moore. J a nior WajdeBl : K
Deacon ! H W Ttfftif JtTnlAi- Tla
non : -D A CaIlwelJ9r. Tyftr o Tne
haa held biflr-prgut'posiuoa ifor
r. ' - - . 1 L k : -
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1 Afjhi r,'JsLa
0-Fink, we have obtained tneaoo,ve
thank't OddFillowBrtulcij
er Jr Bj? 9 n 4f they wu corner xq th
1 rone next.
ONE BY ONE TJIrEY J tPASS
; OVERTHE biver
William Xinfeer, nn Ex-Confederate
,TeCT'an Sdcenmbs to PAralysls and
, About IX -9 clqqk Xhursday
Tiftm Lintcar naaaedi-awaV in ;dea
at his'bqme near Gtorgeviiliri'oTj
u xownanip. , ::i,sife 1
lrhkkipnffered a (tfllroke bf
DciralYOiO 1U XI U f . x x,w w, , hu w iy
heal tn waa neyerf ally regained
uroDsv enxerea' me Hjisieiu tw
al
complication to which nature icon J
d
He leavea a wife and several
children trcadnr'n hia departure. j .
H was Komethint? over 50 years
nf oW He waa buried todav (Erf-
day) at 10 o'clocli at Centre Qove
The d eceaaed was j one or two
brothra that lest a leg in ura vuu
federate service, the other -! being
xr$?r t. n ir ia r h f near; ' Har-
Lrisburg,wco! loH hia leg t Get tw
barg Jul-B,V.63. It is.Wieved that
lUc T , ; . ,t i
battre- tnugn me iiu
fails to
u e Vtcw?Y -Trtie -Blood Tluiinst
v -i.iir v. niiblics eve to-
J ill uiixxxitxk "-.-- j r I
j..: tti ft-cnuaHILa. Therefore;
PERSONAL POI TEKS. I
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Mr. J F Misenheimer, traveling
for E M Andrews, is in the city.
Dr. B L Griffin is up at China
Grove today, looking after a horse's
troubles. A
Mr, and Mrs. . Charley Xluttz
and Miss Geneva Wright, of Salis
bury, are spending the day at the
home of Mr. G W Brown.
A FRESH LOT OF
Just Received at
GR0CER5
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MEETS DEATH
B I,ls,w.u UftDdA PopnIr Yonne
' A Nad Blow to tne Comrauii 1 y.
-By telephone-today we. learn of a
ead afibir at Newel Is Station, a
youDg man'-hamed Mr. Jacks m M
Oald wtll haying met death by his
own. hand. The circumstanced a e
aa. folloVg; There having been j a
party in the town last night he was
out until about 12 o'clock; and :it
being a little iatp he' decided to ac.
company Mr. 'Farrow,"a yonng" man
whef cierka forMe3ara Newell '&
Wallace, to tfie'af pre a,t d sleep: with
After tmtfg thii mornings at
ab iDt 6 ?9:?Hrtkt heiwalked ddwn
stair8 t j --get an apple and-camer back
loading a 32.calibre f niiafdl. i'A hkr
aitticg down he tojd ljia friend, M
Parrowthat he was tired of his life
and believed he would V end K imi
j vuo picLui io nia
head. The pia'o? enabo d tw& A
by thia time Mr. Farrow had iamfiM
ed out of, ,bed and. ran to Mini arid
mach the slrpneer, he succeeded id
gettinVty k revolver ;to tijad ahd
fired, killlfier iim fnaWntlrf tti' hn'i:
I4t -entering his r heard at tlii right
temple, about onai inch-fromi tfce
ear. jJpatr before the.pistol Iwent off
he waa hard to say the word J
Mrrr-UaidljtrAa c2Zr yeafs bf
age an4s jfrsw a moat Jxaelleht
f miiy, and;;Wa8r; iorboilicifccum
stances rvliftndeed ad-tloir ta
tne . communitV'io-lo(iB- a Tniin tr
man who waajifeeaa ivell asT?His
one. ,ne weaves non
row at the 'Presbyterian vbhnrch, of
which he wa8 a member,.
Gone to Conrt In JVo. 10, Township, V,
1"' Attorn ey L u t h er J Hartsell' went
dpvVn;to;No: 10 !tqwhship to - plead
in the case: of State .vs. Mack Bar-
bee on; the. ch arge " cf nnla wfully"
seizing. thecrplofltenan t' namebf
Ed. McAnulty,which iis to be tried
before Esquire H C Cook: 1 - . - ,
"The Concblrd Lyctum meets Jo-
night in the Ko j al Arc m u m hall .
Qjite a good program ia exp acted .
For ; their debate, :vthe " Hawaiian
queatiohVwill be discussed, and an
eiisaV will be read by Mr. Holland
Cheese
Wafers
Ervin & Morrison
a mm hpr in
the familT,: .' his -only' sisfer,1 Mrs.
m, m9ntha;agp; , , : f
f T4ie w'&rcn.m ancea beingrsd Brain,
nio-inq u ea tr.wa'a -beldj and X the bpj v
wto yimtL M "Ke hbme of -tfis'
mtfffiiffjk ! brMia,
xance dn-thia aide ?bf leweliav XI' t
r ;TK ryWD5wjri-bVaten 'to
pharlote and theinerar?aelryices
will ; be held-fttllSi icIocKtonior
Thompson.
This flan
U Looking for Something Way
Above the Average
If he'll focus hia ingtrumewc on
our store he will Ond lots of things
way above the average
In fact he can throw away hi
magnifying lena. Ii's easy cnonb
to see with the caked eve, that
we've got plenty ot things here
above tr e averagr.. O ie thiDg, how
ever, ia WAY BELO v the averase
that's our pricea. Yep, bur pncea
are below the average aLd.tha 'a the
way it should be. Away above the
aveiage in all that constitutes a well
ordered store, i. e (in the variety and
eaieui oi-tne stock; in the care and
judgment exercfaed l i the selection1
and Drying of goods with 'reference!
to the wanta of the community and
tne relative, value. of goods; "in the
eorta made to.pVae patrona in a
general irtrav; and -in the pain a and
care taken to see that each customer
gets gooda beat aiaped to h;a indi
vidual wanf; in. teeing that every
customer geta .full value for the
money he apenda . Above the aver
age in all these.
BELOW THE AYE H AGE IN
PRT0E
We. try constantly to realize these
thing8. -
Gjinnon & Fetzer
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WtiereSyfJii' jean!' imdlanthmg- you' wantllin.
-'rices . to suit2,'tlie
tinis. OailLand siae us ; " j - . '
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A PERFECT SHOE
For the little ones, thatjs mSde
as near the shape of the foot as
is" possibly to adapt it, and com
posed of superior leather, is what
we keep for the boys and girls at
ail i'mes. Our boys' shoes will
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outwear any shoe made, and at
the same time is flexible, stylish
andihandsome .
Come in and SEE CIS
Dry & Miller.
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