LOCAL DOTS | |
?Cotton brought 11.50 cents
on this market yesterday ; cotton
seed, 25 cents.
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?A winsome daughter arrived
Saturday night, Dec: 9th, at the |
home of the ltev. and Mrs. Paul .
A. Pressley.
(
Mr. It. G. Garrison, formerlj*
of this county but for some years t
a resident of Newport, York |
county, will move to Warren, I
Ark., in the near future
There will be a cotton grow- s
ers' association organized at
Taxaliaw Saturday evening, 1
16th, at two o'clock. All inter (
ested are requested to be on
hand. I
?There will h? >? ? *
viioivVO OU J/
per at Gil la Creek church Thurs^
J day night, Dec. 21st, for the benefit
of the church and the school
Everybody js invited. The doors
open at G o'clock.
?There was quite a large '
forest tire west of town, on Mr.
W. J. Cunningham's plantation
and the Thorn well place, one
night last week. It is thought
to have been caused by a spark
from a railroad engine or by sec- (
tion hands.
County Treasurer Blackmon |
requests that any persons in the f
county desii ing to communicate <
with him over the phone will ]
call up his office instead of the ,
clerk of the court's, there now (
being a phone in the treasurer's (
' office.
?Mr. J. II. Carnes moved r
v...o rrcoRiutu tue Hiuwarae house j
recently bought by him from Mr (
J. H. Witherspoon. The Lark
place vacated by Mr. Cnrnes,
which he sold to Mr. Wither
\ spoon, has since been sold by 1
the latter to Messrs. L. O. Payseur,
L. S. Elliott and T. Mil
burn Relk. ,
Milan 1). Blttckmon Buried at j
Fork Hill.
1
The remains of Mr. Milas D. (
T-? 1 ? 1 '
umi/Muuu, Mil account oi whose
tragic death is published else- j
where, were buried Sunday at
Fork Hill church. The corpse
was brought up from Calumbia ,
on the Southern to Heath Springs
Saturday night, and from there
taken to Fork Hill Sunday morn* '
ing. i
t 1
Hasket Supper at Dwlffht.
The young ladies of Buford '
will give a basket supper Satur- '
day night, 23 inst. Tlie public
is cordially invited. I (
\M A I* i
mit>? v7iih runuerourK,
r '' Minta Parker,
" Lou Carnes,
(
" Blanche Moore, ,
" Etta Lingle,
Committee.
Entertainment <it ./ones X /toads
Tomorrow X iff fit.
On account of the bad weather r
the Jones X Roads entertainment g
was not held last Friday night, 1
hut it will certainly come off I
Thursday night of this week. As ?
/ previously announced, the enter ?
laimnent. will consist of cake j
walks and other amusements.
The proceed h are for the benefit r
of ll?e school, which fact itsell (
should cause Hie entire com- ?
munity to turn out.
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j PERSONAL ~ J
Mr. I. A. McGuirt nfoved last
week from Wild Cat to the Anti
3ch section.
The Hev. R E. Turnipseed
left Monday for Spartanburg, to
ittend the Methodist Conference.
Mrs. L J. Perrv is anondim*
j -r~
,he week in Chester comity, with
lier brother, Col. T. J. Cunninssbam.
Mr. John T. Slovens, of Ker
jhaw, was in town Mondiy.
Mr. T. S. Gregory has moved
back to Choraw Irotn Samter,
niys the Chronicle
Mr. It. E. Mcllwain, ol Charlotte,
was in town this week.
Mr. Samuel Mackey, formerly
this county, but now living in
North Carolina, win in town
Monday.
E. D. Blakeney, Esq., of Ker
ihaw, paid a professional visit to
Lancaster
Monday.
Col. 11. G. Mcllwain, of Rock
Hill, spent. Monday in Lancaster.
Mr. Willie Farris, of Catawba
Junction, visited Mr. .John W.
3arig the past week.
Miss Minnie Broom, of Waxhaw,
who has been spending
some time with her sister, Mrs.
3. R. Ball, went home yesterday
Mrs. Ball and the children
arent home with her to spend two
>r three weeks.?Chester Lanier
n.
Messrs. L. C. Harrison and W.
I1. Williams left Monday night
or Charleston, to attend the
3rand Lodge.
Mrs. Li. C. Payseur will leave
:omorro\v for Columbia, to
?pend Christmas with her daughter,
Mrs. J. E. Poore.
Mrs. L. C. Harrison is visiting
relatives in Rock Hill.
Mr. Robert Cherry, who has
aeen taking a course at Eastman
Business College, is expectid
home this week.
Mr. Ed. Flvnn, who is, now
teeping books for an Alabama
irm, will arrive this week on a
visit to his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. Elynn, of New Cut.
Misses Jane and Sallie Dutiap,
of Chester County, are vis
j.1.. ? ' -
mig me lamny oi Ur. Ci. W.
Poovey.
Mr. A. C. McManus, now of
[lock Hill, is visiting relatives
n this county.
Mayor VV. H. Hardin, of Cheser,
spent yesterday in Lancaser,
shaking hands with his
uimeroiis friends. We are inlebted
to him for a pleasant call
vliile hero.
Xijed Stricken }V i t h
/'ami )/*(*.
Mrs. Marlh Black men, widow
)f the late W. L. Blackmon, was
uiddenlv stricken with paralysis
ast Sunday morning, at I ho homo
lore of her son, Mr. S. T. Black
non. She was getting ready In
50 to church when stricken. It
s her let! side that is affected.
Mrs. Blackinon is quite old
iYi<1 her recovery is very donht
ul. Sho returned a few days
jpo from a visit to tier son in the
ountry, Mr. Orin Blackmon.
Igetjrea
f Now is the time to
S it off til the las
| with nice things toi
^ t mi l r cfr\r<-? **m11
v>>. ./ v * i ijvv/i v, will V? ;
^ TABLE LINEN FOR
? 39c Bleached Linen, for
24c the yard.
. 62 inch Union Linen, unt
' 69c, our price 48c the yard.
, - 72 inch Mercerized, cann
t for less than 90c, our price
1 , 72 inch all pure Linen, i
> over for $1.00 the yard, oui
We can give you doylies
! > of the above goods at price
If have some big bargains in
BED SPREADS FOR HOl
S $1.25 Spread, holiday prl
? 1.50 Spread, holiday pri<
v 2.00 colored Spreads, car
f ffir locc Alll' csr>oni?l ""I"" 1
1V.UU, VU1 JJI1CC 1 .
3.00 mercerized Spread,
4.00 marsaile Spread, th
RUGS FOR XMAS PR
$2.00 Rugs, this sale 1.48
3.50 Rugs, this sale 2.48
Lace Curtains to beautif;
Xmas. We have them fr<
on up to 3.50. Just receiv
We invite one and all to t
with the goods you buy of \
The store that keeps {
reach of everybody....
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We have a few odds and ends
to work off in SHOES, some the
boxes got torn up from moving,
others we are closing out to
handle better lines. All are
Brand New Goods.
We now offer them at cost in
order to open up in our new
store a good, clean stock.
CHERRY & CO.
Get Busy
Xmas is here and we are ready
for it. We have a nice line of
Xmas goods of all kinds, also
Fruits, Nuts, Candies, and every
thing for your Santa Claus.
Give us a call.
F. R. Massey
Remember, we buy and sell
country produce.
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Address,
Charlotte Daily Observer, I
Charlotte, N. C.
(Hiiel o' Lit t iHield, ?>l
(irt-nrV, blu?l and killed a neg r<?
last Fiiday. L'he latter resisted
arrest a11< 1 fired first at (lie <>t'
lieer.
DY FOR C
do your shopping for
it day. Our store is p
? flip r\1 i'1 J ?
niv^ uuiiuay UciUC, cini
nvince you that we ha
?5li' RU1U 9Zti SHSUHHBKTIBHRaBSZSffH
}(MAS. ' LADIES'
this sale only and we are sun
and the prices
deached, worth Ladies' and r
holiday trade,
ot be matched of them at pric
the yd. 69c. Just a word t
*ells the world
r price 85c. SU/1
> to match any y0U have got t(
?s to suit. We surely make it
before buying.
IIDAY TRADE Boys' Suits f
Men s Suits \
ce 98c. Men's Overc<
ze 1.24. Boys' Overco
inot be matched n
39. u
cola 1 OB
viuu UMiV JL we win not
is sale 2.95. Goods as we ar
troruTo f?r fi^stclass d
JtbtNld. aU competition
LADiES' B
y the home for Just the thin
3m 50e the pair ent. The color
ed another lot Price 85c, 1.Q0
.his grand sale and we assure yoi
is.
irices in E. E. C
rl7 .' I' vvv'
J. C. E(
The Place for the
Si We have most anything y
Men's Shoes, wort
44 a
44 44
These are our prices to yc
M go the same way?men's, w<
rtrnrpn^ T
m www* j
V is complete. When you wa
W our Stickorell's Best. Ne
H sack guaranteed.
Oranges, Apples, all kinds
? your lx>y a nice Xmas Wago
| J-cSjSS&
JBtSSSSSP/BESS
^ "The Old
THE BANK OF LANCJ
jfc CAPITAL
J) SURPLUS
M Loans made on Real Lsta
f? Collections given prompt
% Interest allowed on time (
2J Your business solicited.
|1 the strongest Bank in Lane;
qtessp/Baaasr 00s
Liiitcu iSlules Senator .L;!in
II. Alilchell, of ()r*jron, died
Kn<!iiy morning, of a licin^rrhajre
resulting from the pulling of
fuiu teelh Uio da^ beioie.
IIRISTMAS1
Xmas. Don't put
acked and jammed : |
1 we are sure a call 1 ,
fU- 4. ? 1
,v^ tii^ i 1^111 |JI ICCis. %
NICE NECKWEAR, 1
3 that the style is correct
right.
nen's Handkerchiefs for the ;
We have a beautiful line
es to suit everyone.
;o men and boys about that ' 1
" OR OVERCOAT
) buy for Xmas. We will ' ,
to your interest to see ours ! 1
rom 70c to 5.00.
from 3.90 to 15.00.
3ats from 3.95 to 15.00. 1
>ats from 2.48 to 9.00. 1
RESS GOODS. I
make any prices on Dress < ;
e known to be headquarters j
ress goods at prices to kill i
1ED ROOM SUPPERS. \ \
g f )r a nice Christmas pres- 1 ,
s are black, green and red. >
and 1.35. ] ,
u that vou will be debVhteH ?
:loUd I
Jwards|
Next Two Weeks I
'ou can call for. K
;h $1.75, at $1.50.
2.00, at 1.75.
1.50, at 1.25.
>u straight. All other kinds
3men's and children's. Our
department 3
..4- 4-1 1 ^ Til
ni, uie very oest r lour, use M
xt best, Magnolia. Every Hj
> Candy. Best Cheese. Get j|
Edwards. 9
Reliable." fi
ISTER, Lancaster, S. C. V
$50,000.00. H
$50,000.00. ^
te, at reasonable rates. ifl
and careful attention. K
leposits.. ^
The oldest, the largest and Am
ister county.
isszfaoesss?BC9s^
The II n. At luin nt Aio os, oae
ul llie urns' prominent citizens
ol the State, died Friday of
Plight's disease, at his home in
J Sumter.