Legal Matte,
''OINTMBNT8 OF KK\ C.l Y-. ITK.
Jolty, 1st ?iul 3?l tfobba'.h.
Gill* - re.U, SW an 1 4tli riabbath, II
in.
Vie want liill, 2 I mmI tth ftultlmth,
l? in.
"When you want Candy?
hen you think of CandyWhen
you go to bet Candy
get
Mackoti
HCrtr> * *s . .Tvi - r.?* -e= vrrrv* ?
Nice cottage for rent. A| ply
to VV. .!. Cunningham.
? A car each of Portland Co- .
ment and Lime just received.
2t T H Davis. i
? Cadet Fred Pc ng of Cicmson '
is spending a few days at homo. '
?Mr. F. P. Giles has bought '
tho It. L. HicHin place in the ''
Douglas section and will move
there soon.
? The Odd Follows and J. () 1
U. A. M's had a delightful time
at their joint banquet Thursday ]
uight in the court house.
? Weary Clyburn col., was'
brought up by Policeman Bate- !
man from Kershaw yesterday and j '
committed to jail charged with vio- i '
lation of the dispensary law.
--Married, at tho home of tho'
bride's sister, Mrs W G {lowers, i [
at this place, Thursday night, Nov '
24, 1904, Mr. Charley Ferrell
and Miss Maggie Crenshaw. I
? Mrs. H. B. Purdue and >
daughter, Miss Minnie Purdue, !
are visiting relatives at the Ilailo ; '
Gold Wine. ! 1
?Dr. and Mrs B .1 Wither-'
spoon, of Charlotte, N C., are
spending a few days hero with the
former's father
Mi-s li ar.nuh Mobley, n student ^
^ of Winthron llPPiimnonioil l>?
J^hci'Munt,
* epenl Thanksgiving \vlm nMNblfl^l
er's parents nt Heath Spring*.
--Prof Jenkins and Mivs Wilis- (
onant of the graded school corps <
of teachers spent Thanksgiving \
at their home inYorkvillo 1
? Mr. Benjamin Warwick and <
.family, of Wuxh.uv, spent Chunks '
giving hero vwith Mr Warwick's 1
parents.
?The friends of Mr Adutn 1
Ganson of New York City ate ' -'
pleased to see h m here. Ho camo \
down to spend Thanksgiving and t
on a business trip. i
? No are selling a great many
goods regardless of co.?t. Come ; <
and see beforo you buy. : ?
Lancaster Mercantile Co. j '
? The Ledger, The Atlanta' *
f?., l 1-1- 1 "'I - 1
UUUIIIttl, OCIII Wtt'ttiv, IIII (1 lilt) ^
Southern Cultivate)'*, ull three j
one year for $2., but must be
paid for in advance.
?A reward will he paid for in-; j
formation leading to the recouery ,
A
of a hcifur yearling, black sides (
with white btripe along back, ,j
which was stolen from my held ^
rear Oarmel last Monday night. ,j
Lewis Absolem.
i
?Letters remaining uncalled 1
for in the post office at Lan- t
caster for the week endii g Nov. r
2Gth, 1904. are as follows: (
Misses Mary Hunter, Elizabeth A (
Wolfe, K51h Lydi, Mcvms. 11 d ;
Wheel-r, L L*uch, R"v J W (
N?'eley, Allen Dye (
J. M Stewart, P. M ]
?MisMjllatlie May Hardee, who "
h is btt n teaching in Lancaster, >
has been Inono several days on nc-j <
count < f indiaj-iosition. Her rb- ttr,
M ss Maggie, went to Lmi- R
caster S' turdav to take charge of
the aahool until the former is able
to return. -Chester Lantern. ?
CJ A JT> "7? XeL X y*. Beari
tie /) ^ KM YOU II8T0 AlV.T/S flirj'
t i
4 I ? , U
?Col. ?J. N Crockett received
a letter this week informing him
of the arrival of twin ?.o>s l ist
Sunday at the home of his son,
Mi VV 11 Crockett of Texas. Will
has boon married live years and
the arrival of the twins makes
four hoys at his homo now.
? Miss Frances Toboy, a representative
of the MeConueil Library
Association of Atlanta, Ca,
will lectuie in lhu<rtadcd school
auditorium ton i g h I f u r
the bcnclit of the school library at
this place. Admission 25 eoi.ts;
children 10 cents
?lL*v. J. II Boldridge, D. D.,
,i.?l M w o>
?. ....... .f. i >>iiiuini8 of this
place vere two of the 43 tyros
who "crossed the burning sands"
it the Full Ceremonial of Suez
Temple No 73, I) O KK,(Jhai l ?tto
N' C , last Wednesday night Col
Springs attended the ceremonial
and enjoyed the feast to the fullest.
All three arrived home safe
and sound yesterday.
? Mrs. YV. A. Wright and son,
Willie, of Hartsville, who have
>eea visiting in the citv and Fort
Mill, went to Lancaster county |
yesterday to take charge of the
Tabernacle graded school. ?Kick |
llill itecord.
?Wanted at Once! An hon-'
jst reliable man who can furnish 1
lond to represent us at Lancaster. |
A j have a line hu in ess uheady '
;slablished b\ our former agent*',
Mr. ,J. W. Cook and Mr. L C. |
Small. You can in iko money ;
.villi us if you are the right mm.
J a I or address The Singer Mfg. (
Jo., Charlotte, N.
?Thanksgiving day was spent j
lore in the usuul quiet way. Busi-'
loss was entirely suspended, IStin-1
lay hours being observed ut the |
Irugstor.-s and postofllee. Union ,
ervices wore lml I in the morning
it the Baptist church, Or. Frascr, i
>aitor of the Preshyleritm ohurch,
ireuehiug an excellent and most '
u^ropri lie rnnmi for I lie occas
? 749* M'nn -V iS lu w*1 i
uut the centnuuTions lit oral ' ho '
jolleetion was for the orphans and
he amount was <:r.l to tho scv
jrnl den smiuational ot plumages in
;ie Slate. Ii gors without sa\ing ,
hat tho usual turkey dinners were '
jnjoyed and that u number of
luntlng pa 'tie ; went out an made
vai on the feathered tribe
? Joat received -one Car load
Ltice-meui f rfeeding stock. Will
oil cheap. ? V?T. P. Bennett.
? ISO acres,5 horse farm open
. - . 1
piou umuungs, aoout on acres I
n woods, two pastures wired ir, i
\ ill ho sol 1 ns a whole or div I
led into two tracts. Ah nit 7 o
1 miles Northeast of town. A !
iirgan. Call on T. S. Curt jr. |
tg( irt
'"ortho X-raise Imposition
The President IT D C lias np.
lointod tho committees for the !
;rand Xraise exposition for the ;
icnctil of the county Confederate I
klonr.ment fund to he held in the |
ourt house beginning Dee. 14th
Che names o? tho committees will
>0 published in our next issue.
The chairmen of the several com*
nittees, *vho*o names are given
>elow, ure requested to meet at
ho residence of Mrs. Ira B. Jones
icxt Monday afternoon at 3
'clock sharp. Following are the
! airmen: Xceptional committee,
J i a. M KCauthen; Xqnisito, Mrb
J1 nsD Jones; In-Xhanst'hJe U D
3 Well, Miss Ivy Crawford;
'Co ivRto, Mrs. (j B Barron; Xhil
rating, Mrs Mat tie McCardoll;
Cir.i Fine, Mrs Palmer King;
Cp nd, Miss Annie Witherspoon;
^client, Mrs Ira B Jono*; Xlcriv,
Mrs A R Banks; Xpensive,
drs J P Hunter; Xeolsior,
Jrs J 11 Boldridge; Xpert,
Ji>9 Cornelia I'Jliolt; Xtortion,
dirt Ira B Jones.
Foley's Money and 'lur
'or children,sah,sure. No opiate*. 1
Seed Cutteu Stolon s
Swiuo tillc* relieved Mr 1.1 amp ^
Stunner of I ho Northeastern sec-'
tion of Iho count> of some of his '
seed cotton Wednesday night.
Shoriif iluwter went up Thursday
evotiing to investigate tho matter
ami wo were told by a getleman j
from tliiil section yesterday afternoon
that the Sheriff would prob- '
ubly l)i ing buck one ot two pris-1
oners with him when ho returned j
; ...
anil mat ho would bo likely to
find out where more cotton wont
to tlinn Mr Stognor's.
1
?<0 CZX.in All
Aged Wonm i Narrowly Mscapcs
liciug liurnod to JDcntb
Mrs. Carolino llairo, who lives
with her son, Mr .lack lluire, in
I the Wild Cat section, narrowly j
escaped being seriously burned
last Thursday. While lighting her
j pipe her npron and drcs* caught
| a lire and but for the presence of ;
j her d uightet-in-law and several
j members of the fan ily, whocpiick
j 1 y extinguished the flames, sho
' would have boon seriously burned.
| Mrs. Ilairo is in her 92d year
'and ?onld have boou powerless
i to have extinguished the Haines
her: elf.
Surrendered, and in Jail.
Yesterday a negro man giving
iiis namo as LVtcr Bvnos, ealled
at the jail hero and asked the jailor,
Mr Hoi ton, to lock him up.
On being uskec what crime ho
had committed, ho said ho was
charged .vitii killing bis wife in
Lee county, and so the jailor accommodated
him. Later, Chief
of Po'iee Hunter telegraphed
81k : iff Smith of Leo who answer- '
ed the t legram at encc tolling '
him to liold Bynis and that he '
would come up for him to.lay 1
(Saiurduy). '
I'p'.fs saj a that tho reason ho
surcoudcrod la that hn ha t br?ni'/l
homD of 11is ;-.-?o|>lo wore in jail
charged with Uilliug t'io woman '
and that lliov were inn ioc.it and
ho didn't want iliom to suffer,
is a son of Siru liynos who lof
this c unity a iino eight or Jim
years ago an I wont, to the social.
*
of the .Sinto whence Peter iiail
i
from. :i
- ?i ? ?r. 1|
Narrow Ei.c;?po of R v W (
H Ar*al and Daughter. f
i
lv>ck Llill cor. Yorkvillo En- <
quirer : Rev. W. H. Ariel ha< \
1 very narrow esc ipo from scri i
ous injury in a runaway scrap* i
Saturday afternoon. He hat: 1
started to the country, accompanied
by his little daughter,
lvathnline, to visit one of his
members and when opposite tin
home of (leorgo Lauroy, ou Kt - f.
otieaer avenue, iin noticed tl.a i
his .og was following the bugg\ 1
and g )t; out to run the animal '
b ick homo, leaving Iris little f
girl in tun buggy alono. Tho 1
horse bee; "no frightened and c
dashed oil". Mr Arial rati at t
once to the rescue o? his child i
and grabbed the lines, but a- \
bo did so ho was struck by ono i
o' the wheel-, and knocked down.
Two of the whooU passed over! ^
his body after he fell to the |1
ground ; but 1)3 hi Id on to the | ^
linrw until ftninn nrn> rut-. ? r?.l 't
. ... .V ?> ?.. >'W<UV VU\/ * ?*UI U|; (iliu 1
stopped the horso. Ho received N
seven! very painful bruises on
the bo ld and face and was med I
up very roughly in general ; but *
after having a physician to dress *
his wound's ho continued his *
jourmy and filled his usual ap
point.o itnt Adnahand Antioch
on Sunday.
- ? 'TV' Z^rrTZs* - ?VJL . ? -. ?..
Notice of Discharge.
vs.i i( ,? is her? by given thai on ilie
2<? li uy of i <; mher 1901, the ai der i
Hi. ?if 1 u> G'l tnMun for Willie 1$
Sa;i li nnil ilZagK'e I.on Smith will
m ike her ii .al return un I .tctlhuuent
at tl make application to the I'rohat.
Oourt l'u Lunouitatr county for a tinsl j
dis -It. rg ?>s wuch (j iHi'dian.
Mary K Smith, (Juadi&n :l
Nov 25 1901?lm *
Nottc*' O l*..UIv v .VKIM' -.
l'rof. Chas. (' Hurguu'' is m
tbo cif , ?v:c111 f ; the 8teimva\
& Sons Pi mi: . an \ will re main
for ten or litlcen days during
which time ali that want their
pian< a tuned and regulated by an
expert can have it done. We
must ^a\ tin ' Prof. Buryucr t
comes highly ii commended from '
nearby towns.
To whom it may conckun: ?
This ii t > c< rli'y th: ' 1 ha I Prof.
C. C. Partner to tone and i.dju t
my pianos ia the (Titioid Son.
n iry of Union, S. 0 , finding hiwoik
to he perfect in every respect
I take pi" sure in leeotu- j
mending him to anyone who may : .
wish sncli work d me.
IV U Clifford. Prin.
Union, 8. U , Oct 0. 100-1.
1
Gnstotiia, N. C , .June 20, 1004
This i-. to certify that we, the
undersigned, have had our pianos
lUUtHi, regulated an 1 r< jby
Mr. C lias C. llurgner and finding
his work to bo perfect iti ivory
respect, wo therefoio recommend
bim (13 a compclonl an 1 loluiblo
tnnor to anyone needing *uch work
done. 11. T. Morris,
(.ico. A. Gray,
l'\ A. CrlBtlll,
G istonia Eurnilu'.o Co,
per U \V J,
J. L) Moore
*
1Gusloni
i, N ('., Jure 25, 1004
This m i?i certify hut we bad
Mr. Ckas C. llurgner to tune and
adjust our pianos and I'uul his
work ; .ri'cetly >atist'aclory. \Yc
ilo not li dilute to recommend him p
lo any on wishing any work either
tuning r repairing \s\ have
found b v.a rk - <tisraciory in A
ivory rtv-p ct. Y*ry truly, M
A. I). Jones & Co,
l\r M T. Brissic. "
Leave < tiers t r j i.-oji '.<> Bert tin u
Boarding Lo . m
Cha -i t' Bnrgtt r
Vita AdmiM Wins Verdict, of $S,
000.
Mrs. Lillian 8. A lanis has hi <u
l warded a void."* of
tg.indtho South Ctuoiini and
j orgin Extension Kailroml
'(? tllO cleiitll of 116:1' husband, ('!'
le>l ij. Adilllis. Ml". .Vdtlill.s Wit:,
imploycd us- a tinman mid
vas killed at Catawba Junction,
sTov. 24, 1900, while assisting
xt
n "cutting out a cat."?Rock
1 ill Record.
Rest Tiling Done.
el
. ... in
I lie frequent reports of ur.nu- y
grants settling in various places y
n tliO State prove the wisdom of
bo Legislature in providing an ini.
nigration"bureau and the wisdom
if the Governor in selecting a
ivf. and energetic man to take
ilmrgo of ft. It is the best thing
n in
hat has been done for the State
n a generation.-Newberry Observer.
The weekly review of the ,
fradcMnan has the following en- il
X
ArnriflAu fa ^ ' 1 --
fc.> I V |UI 1/ \>L OUIIlll \..1UDina's
industrial development for
ho week.; u ?20,000 cotton and
vool mill at Spartanburg, a ?5,- <'<>00
grunito and construction coni>any
at Greenwood, a ?200,000
>nilding and loan company m
lnlumbia,iron and machine works
l Sumlor, a $250,000 paper pulp
uill in Georgetown.
CASTOR 1A 1
For Infanta and Children.
ra ^ SJ
There's no cough medicine so
> ipnlar as Foley's Honey and Tar.
? contains no opi ites or poi>ons
nd never fails to cure. Sold by |
undorburk Pharmacy.
" WANT'
1 * '5. i
*
vvasit y
S? iSaft.
i f vou \van t I'''11s\? '<
t
S f Vo? I ivj? n - S*< - ! -
J - - x T f 1 ? 1 il i x - X \ " M.
if you want Chim
if you want v.* lass
in fact, if you wan
thills hi these lines,
C3
Celery and I
Bread a I way * fee: '>
*7
Yours, b p j,e
cji Ivm
IRK ARE SOME P
. K, ;< * ?t ? . i. ' >.'/ Mit.
li.' lingers Knivt and Forks for
4 4 4 U (4 i 4 (4
4 4 v . .4 I; 4 4 4 ?
44 .4 4 ? 44 4% 44
4 k % 4 4 . 4 4 4 .
44 44 4 4 44 <4
You do nol sec the iv-iann way the p ureal
when the goods in entior. d nn if.' i!
do the goods it would I> tin > one wu..
iiohoo in the $2 50 ki.i i a i i to ;.(> > kin
nee. J know the dilV-roinv. hi-wu.er, a id
ratio como hero uud get it. i.) > n >t g> rlore
under the dolus".''.i ti at }* : or > g olio
et just what you are a , ..
it recommend or g i irau in \ i
icet ignorant eomiudili i
V>
JaV 3 0
fca..-.' rr r*. * .
S i r - fK >
; fi fc.1 ,V -* /. "J ; -jrf i "i i
V y
Wo ??:v s'iii lua i *r im li ,?i? > is-. i.< n-'ia;i?11
rive t a h liny t give our customers something
iy o\ l' in Tjluiiit T r ; < > ? i .v i.iim : (
fill oiii c >r.i; etitors, w* i:;i . o i.>> .tli-i o. i wi1
nii-f re\v. iiavo no big Hiiu<i < I > a iy fii'sro
'is. Li itoii to o n' priisoa.
S ; I, \{ S
3?J inch Black TaiVjta Sill;, Ku.irnaUv.l to v mi
it* ?p at SI o ?. osi j.r'oo, 1'i r y^i l, ?1.1 <. I'iaiii
Brown, Navy, Onrisis. Oiieois, \ V a;a a ?t W .
i!?i only 0711:0 it . i;i >.< k IVa i Iv .
ir<l, wiir j>1 i o i
DRESS ?DC
i 1 iaoli Broad L'l th '[ w ?:?! .11 !avk. J' n
>11 ck Its!, Uio f. 1 kind, oili' 15 * : -ryii'il, " <?
o eaoli of tlios.i o 1 Lu.-'i l>r n I Jioih i in' o >i
i;t u>, the .yard, 01) comU otinv'i Suitings i.i
ilxturers, worth $1.25?wo offer them as long as
.3 v *_ ki :th
Ladles y?>u had better oomeaml get y u Jackel
l-l ei ! >r. Ilo neinhri \v * l>m.,h" . unple line
m'i you can I ?uy them any pl.ic in '.< .v;i
I Jlankot>! nnd Co
Kctuctnh v wo curry u, lull line ??. ?? . ? _ e tot
to right price UiunUet^ f:orn 75 cent I :s p i..
S:t? to $2.00
<JS A' >rjri ? I ."%<
$18.00 Soil we oiler for
15.00 44 41 ' u
12 59 4 4 4? 44 (i
10.00 44 44 44 44
5.00 Boy's Suit we offer for
1.00 4 4 4 4 4 ' 44 44
3. 50 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
0 .it) 11 41 44 14 14
2. 00 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
1 75 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
125 <4 44 44 44 44
We have ntnnv Bargains tliut we oouM t:
nice so wo invito you to t.oino and e for
F F Ft
Juj * JLj . v / JL
' J ! i
i 4 *** U
r". ?v r- you
<? i" .)ill G
1- vooories,
tor v,
C
i ware,
ware,
1 most anyCOillC
t<) 51H\
:'F,edc H(?am
jckorel!.
RICES THAT
>I ? %9P.1
*2.00
13.75
4.00
4.50
5.00
10.00
i hero sh ml 1 ho so dif
10 -iinjo. If you were to
You can not tell the difI
by t io |).\s2iit nppeiri>'
you wrnt the $2.50
o.nowhoro else and pay
t lie best grade. You
LU' i ; i' PRICE. 1 do
[It jU 1. Of Du fj ivovjp I* vO
fioiijZ&i*
<3
~ . V.j-.- *'2r?rA^lU
i y yy D C
LU k \<J
l!o' lowest prices. We
l> iter for lefn money tlmn
hi *.'11 you i^eoils cheaper
\ li -we are all workers
folio to laok after our busi
ami 1.(1 split. would be
' dietSilks !y inches wide
li'.v', 11:? TV.- fjoods, at the
i . .. wide, worth 82 per
rBS
, Tan, (ireen, llrown and
at.. We still have a email
'/*.- - "> '.-eutri that we are sell
T i'.vy, C?:?riKt and Krown
they li.s!, pel yard 81.10.
\
; wl.i'e you can ?et your fit
tnd you can buy them J less
in forts.
; a il ctin soil them to you at
lo :5.oo. Comforts from 7")
jr.
$14.00
12.50
0.00
0.00
3.90
2.00
2.70
1.95
l.-ls
1.25
89
enlimi but nvc havo not
yourself.
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