Luai Matu& I
? Air W A Clantnn, of-Cnlmu\s
u*> ?mi si vi^H Io relatives. |
? Mr K CJ Sec rest left Monday ;
afternoon for u stay of several i
weeks ut Pule Springs, Tonn.
? Messrs l'-iul Moore mid Benjamin
V lyhurn are nl liomo from
the S 0 College for llie s imiuur
vacation.
? MmTC Hicks returned home
Saturdav from Winnsho'-n where
she whs culled to IMo bedside of
Inn- father, Mr .1 C Mnckorell, lust
week. His condition has mnsh
improved.
Mr. and Mrs Condor and ehiI
dren and Mrs Samuel 1thea of
C-'itimhia, are visiting Mr and
Mrs. L. Z. Welsh, the parents of
Mrs Condor and Mrs. Khun.
? VVo regret to learn that Mi .
T. (J. Howzo of Fort Lawn has
t.\ pin?i?l fever. He was taken lo
the Chester snnitortum Saturday
for 11 otdment.
? Misses Hattio Miller, Eva
and Nora Hough, ot this place,
and Miss Daisy Pcaree of Ker
shaw, left yesterday for Clems mi
College to attend the se-sion
of the State 3 tmnier school.
? \t isses Sallie Ussery and
Virginia and Hatttie lie her (son
of Oakhurst are attending the Fee
Dee Summer school at Hui tsville.
?Preliminary steps for the establishment
of a national bank at
this place were taken Monday.
The capital stock is to be $25,ooo.
?Mrs R 11 Riddle ami Miss
Minnie Miller will go to Chester
today to represent the Lancaster
society at the State meeting of
the Womans Foreign Missionary
Society which will be in session
there the remainder of this week.
? dev. ,1. M. While request*
us to make the following unounccmen
Is: habbath school at Gill*
Creek church at 10:30 and preaching
at 11 a rn next Sabbath
Preaching at Plan-mat Hill at 1 p
m. Sabbath school immediately
after prcbing.
-a meeting of the patrons ofFoi k
Hill school will be hold at 8 a.
in. Saturday for the \ in pose of
recommending trustees for n;>pointmcMt
by the county Sept. ?.f
Education. Also to elect a toucher.
Immediately after the school
meeting the W. O W. camp \*ill
meet. .las. E. Bowers.
?A corps of surveyors is now
engaged in resurveying the old
3 C's railroad through this, eount
?i o
I) 1#1 VJ1I11I I iJcll y IAJ IIHJ kJUll llll'l II
lowering the grades and straight*
cning the road.
?Sheriff Trantham of Camden
came up Monday for Mr Frank
Honne, who recently shot his
brother in-law in the upper edge
of Kershaw county, and who
surrendered to Sheriff Hunter at
tnis place last Friday. Sheriff
Trantham carried his prisoner to
Camden yesterday.
?About 400 persons went on
the excursion last Saturday afternoon,
under the auspices of the
Lancaster cotton mill band and
enjoyed the occasion very much.
In tnc match game of base ball
the Lancaster cotton mills team
were victorious over the Chester
mills team?the score being 14 to
9 in Lancaster's favor.
?Friday and Saturday of this
v eek will be big days with the
Heath-Jones Co., department
stores. Read their big announce"
inent on our first page and you'll
be sure to call on them Friday
or Saturday
?The meeting at the A K P
church has come to a close. Rev.
J II Pressley has done some fine
preaching the past ten days. His
sermons have impressed the lar *e
congregations at every service,
and we believe that better living
on the part of many who heard
him will result from his earnest
labors. There were a number of
accessions to the church
%
! ~ Mr- Harriett Davis, Wife of
Kev J C Davis, who was formerly
Pastor of the Methodist church at
Heath Springs, di<. d .it ('oiiw.i .
last Friday, aged about 43 years.
Shu leaves a family of eight children,
who, with the bereaved
husband will have the dcepr-4
sympathy of friends at the. pastorates
on which Mr Davis has
served. Her remains ueye interred
at I)arlington.
-- A party of engine- r* struck
'camp at the Catawba fulls Monday
and began work ycWlerdav
making a survey of the water'
power. DrGill \V\lio and .Mr
l)nkc spent several da\s at the
fulls the past week. 'I h"\' aie
largely interested in the propel ty
and the rumor is that, they will
begin its development at once.
Tin; present survey it is understood,
is for the purpose of lncu
ting the dam.
? The picnic of the Methodist
Sunday school will coino off tomor
row in the heuntiful tri-nvn wir.
- ? * * '
loutiding lli? rc*i 'curt; of Mr Jno
I) Adams about two miles Northeast
of town. The -ot???<will assemble
at the church at 0:110
o'clock I hursday morning and
will he conveyed - to the pie-nic
grounds in wagons, buggies and
carriages. Round trip tare: 10
cents in wagons; 25 cents in other
vehicles. Public invited. Bring
well tilled baskets.
?. <'/>
Death ol lllrs Couch.
Mrs. Cuithcuiu Couch, wife of
Mr. Frank Coi. eh of the Rich i I ill
section and a'laughter of Mr. Wm
A Marshall of Pleasant Hill, died
Monday, Juno 10, 1005. She was
about o7 \oars of ago and leaves
u husband and seven children surviving
Iter, the youngest, a Hit 1*;
daughter bom tin da\ her mother
d ed Mrs Coium was a highly
< sleemed lad\ in her community,
ti member of Fork Hill BaptFt
church and a good ehri-tian woman.
Her remains wiomUrrd
in Fork 11 ill church yard yraterdav
morning after funorai services
by her pastor, Rev. tv J Blackinoc.
Siiiuluy Night Union Services
A ain Adopted.
For s v l'ttl fumuieis pass the
churches here l ave united in a
union service < n Sunday nights
doling duly, August and September.
I bis pi in has again been
agreod up n fur this bummer, and
the iuiiiiil service fur this season
will he beld in the Methodist
church tin iliii tirst Sunday uiebl
in July. Uev Dr Tracer will
preach
These services will he held at
t'.ie Prt sbvterian church the second
Sunday night in July. li v
DrBoldri?I??e to do the preaching
Oa ttie third Sunday night they
will lie hold at the \ li T church,
with Rev R E Turnipsel preach*
ing, and on tic fuurlh Suiiduv
night at '.In' First Baptist ihunfi
R v Paul Presshy preaching.
' O* ^
Items from Kersliaw Kra.
Mcsais Ross Blacknion and
Copcland Masscy, of South Carolina
College, are at h una to spend
the summer vacation.
? Messrs S YV Heath and E L
Blak ncy were in Pittsburg, Pa.,
last week on business connected
with their large granite quarry a
110:1 tli Spring.
? Miss Christine Mcllwain, o
Lancaster, is visiting Mrs J K W
llailo.
? Mr yiuirlie Beckham, wh<
has tnen living in Hurt-vilie fo
some tiinhas returned In Ker
ttlmw
? Mr Vnrnie Cook rulurnei
lust week from the South Caro
lina Cvllogo to spend tin sunnno
vacation. lie whs awarded on
of the scholarships usually ; ive
to the tour linking the hightu
j average in their studies
Lvc Graduate -n !
the G. G. Goli
Tho Oolurnb i State of lust 1
l bul imy cont uneil per' its oi ,
; I ..? 11 ! i : Ci is of !.' O.H;? l ^
C iru'iua Cu'.h g.? il?t \e..r, \\ uh t
i u bri' i tch of ? oh. A moo 5. ^
tilt* grudu st?" urn foui* \ ? n ; j
men if this county, Mee-is:t'
U tip 1 K Foster, ( t L incastor ; \
F.innk G. Potts; of Pleasant r
Valley ; W. Prossly Robinson, ^
of ti l* vicinity, and George \V.
Vaughn, of Kershaw ; the two
first u ?i.I'vl of the collegiate tie- P
parttnem' and 1 10 t vo last named ti
of the law department. Oc these A
young men Tho State b lya :
Ralph Ke'.ney Foster, of Lancu?tert
is president of the class, y
Ho lnts played varsity right cud
for three years .ami was acting
capt ain this year. He has been
president- of -the Germ ?n club,
die Euphrudian society, and 'c
managed the baseball team this
year Ho lias been active in all
lines of college werlt.
Frank Glenn Potts. A. B , is 0
from Lancaster county. IJe has
taken >1 high s1 md in languages
and is regarded as one of the
b ?st interim d men in college.?
IT0 has been on The Caroliuiau
t n(V ^ .* A 1. ... -J I '
^tou iiuu iim'j sHi vi'u ins society
faithfully us a member and an j(
literary critic
William Pressl-y V -binsonof
Lancaster county, is >? graduate
of Krskine, where ho won the ?
essay medal of his society. lie
has been prominent in the moot Is
court and has been a j a ripe therein.
f<
G-orgo Wells Vaughn, president
nf the senior law class, is li
from Kershaw. Ho was at Wofford
three years and then came
to Carolina While here, he has J
been engaged in work in the
office of the superintendent of
educition. He organized the \
movorni n for increiisod attendance
ntid worked faithfully for p
its success. He has been prominent
and enthusiastic in all that
ho I a* ur.dt rtasten. si
1" <r the next 30 days ve will oUc
and La li vs' Oxfords. Ibices range
g ins at OS cents. Men" $3.50 liuo .?
she s at $1.93, IJov'h and children
a big h t of shoes and they must go.
p (i
We have Mi ids Pants from lb cet
while tlioy last. Aiso a lot of remm
HAAOWABS at
A big 11?| of pl uv s. to u i it 1
c tok stove to go a! $9 95.
Mo!?s-os from 1: t:i jar gull m uj
Tobaccos : Sweet Mish, U eh
Meat, Natural Leaf, a: d ahn >st anv
tobacco at 25 cc is p-r Mound.
Wc also earn a fuii line of Slaplo
I >,\P When io nc d o tnylhing it
CARNES CAS
Riir Rfthirtiftn ii
S.liWV)lWW&'3 VMM A J
, AT FUNDER1
1,000 yards 10c and 12c L.uwns 1
' (.Io!>) 5e; 2,5<>0 yards pood 5c Sea I
Plaid OAe; 1,500 yards 10c and 12c
> Jnst received 5,500 yards V'alenti
, l<> match '7A to 10c quality 5c:
[ Pants to Fit
?5.00 ones reduced to ?3.50; ?3.j
f ones to ?2 25; ?$ 00 ones to ?1.50;
j 50c; 50c ones to 38c. 300 pairs do
at 39 can Is.
Mods', Womon*' and Childrens'
? o;nrdlc8s of Cost: ?1 00 ones at 75c:
i . at ?3.00.
- i r a n it *i
i tor line Dollar too Un
.1 Cogmn Blonoh, 4 pond shirts, 2 go(
good pants cloth, and a hundred ?>tI
mnntion.
v?
: FUNDI
Viusical Friday Nifht.
A very delightful programme j
ins beni) arranged for a musical
0 bo bnld at the residence of
dr. W. C. Thomson 011 Chosor
field avenue on Friday night.
lost of the inusicai talent of the
own has been engaged and Prof.
Vni. T 'ylor, of Now York, will
ondor sovoral selections. Prof.
'aylor is a musician of marked
bi'.ity and nil music lovers are 111
romisod a treat. The pror
ai
ram mo will commence at 8 :80.
idraissiou ten cents. ?
Tart I.
Piano Solo?\Ti?s Nannie IT ill
1 ooro.
Instrumental Duet?Mrs Bar- \
on, Miss Johnsott.
Piano Solo?Prof. Wnu Tny- ^
t
Vocal Solo ? Mrs. Pressloy.
Piano Solo ? Miss McCardoll.
Piano Solo?Miss May mo Gregrv.
Piano Solo?Miss Maud Moore.
Vocal?Mrs. J. F. Boswel).
Reading?Mr. W. C. Hough. U
Part If. ' ?
Piano Solo?Prof. \Vm. Tay>r.
Vocal?Miss Johnson.
Raiding?Miss Lillian Grog- ?
Piano Solo m?ss Clarice
: night. |
Piano Solo?miss Ivy Craw- fa
ord. 1
Piano Solo?Mrs. Geo. B. Gatng.
I
Vocal Solo?Mrs. (Bias. Jones. I
Piano Solo?Miss Corrinne
ones. pi
Reading?Mrs. Jas. E. Poore,
Piano Solo Miss Margarot ir
more. I
Piano Solo?Miss Etta Skip- I
er.
Vocal Duet?Misses Johnson.
Delicious refreshments will be
crved on the lawn.
sale-!'
a 6ome good hurguins in shoos p
from G5 cents up. Men's Bro- .
ihoe at $2 05. Men's $2.50 lino
's Shoes at a cut price. J have
PANTS !
its up, so c imo and gei a pair E
ints of Cloth to go at eo>t.
'10 STOVES I
\ cents per pound. Ten No. *
!'
and Waxy, Brown Mule, Red
kind you .vant. Good chewing
y;
Groceries at t'.iu lowest prices.
i our lino give us a call.
th
Yours for business, u
;H STORE.
4<
n Merchandise
iJURK CO'S. :
T2c; 500 yards 10c figured Lawn
slund 3^e; 1,500 yards good 5c
Embroidery,ithis sale 7A.
in Laces and Inserting* to match o
Anybody.
50 ones reduced to $2.75; $3.0o
$1.25 ones to 85c; 75c ones to
able 'mee overalls to close out
Low Cut shoes t.i clean unro-l
; $2.00 ones at $1.50; $-1.00 ones
t
Nil yards gonuino Cannon ?
Cloth, 13 yards Andros ^
mi M?ecl rrd umbrellas, 8 yardsT
ler things wo havent timo to }
urs to Please,
RBURK CO
V
SPECIAL*
\\ PRICES ARE AS CHEAI
Quick Sales, SSi
For Fancy Stall, ! b iv V i
o the best th:*.l sire in ;<l
All kinds of Cit.n M C ul- a !
ml excursions I run \n:i wo.:
Jhinu, Crocker" n
7 *'
I Imvc n full iine m 11?I an jtlenso y(-u '
Jomc to sco my 5
on nter. Bo sure
est?closes on An<2
Yours,
E va fi n * **
J B JVIAUJV
IHY Every Man
The NeW Yc
accause it is the -.1*vi _a . i inipany ;
c? titiso its |licit..- jior." : 11; 11 i
ecauso it has over :>> million e ell
Because it has over 0 in lii >ns Uose
ecauso it paid in dividend- in l'JOl i
ccause it is purely mnlual. Ii h i i
Because its us setts l> Ion; to ti.i ; !i
ccause it does liot invo in . a
ecuusu its policies covdr'n only a
remium "
ccause \ lie insut e l lc iv
Ba law suit,
ecauso its policies are in .?. >.
Because it paid in 1004 '* 0,0
0cause it is the Lk -I e ' .te y. l can
ocauso it gives you tin? b l . i
for the money.
ccause you can't alTub't. . t my
best.
Call on ,f. i:. in, \ >>, > : llication.
. --T:x
VI ID-SUM ME
Great reduction in price-in my .
at a bargain at CI.1
i case of 5c (Colored Lawn in i . p
irds for 25c. Only 1 Dress pattern to >
1 case 8c and ioc Lawns g in , this sa!
All our 12 ^jc, 15c and 20,: colored !..
lis sale at 10c. Wc have only a lint
id ioc Ginghams that v.e have I)eon :n
ic yard. Letter coin quiet: lief n th
500 yards 40-tnch White l.uvn ; bug
5-Whitc Lawn, would be clieap 15c.
Wc have about 10 piec s <.l \ oiie in
5c. that we arc closing out . 10: the y
See our counter of 1 >c white go id-.
ould be cheap at 15 and 2oe. Your <
10 yard. No. 40 T.uY t i Ribbon i ?
rice ioc.
NEW SI ill1
f lCmbroidcrics and Lica , ; ? i>
10 yards Andrew S: ia , IV; , h d
9 yams Lansrtale C ihi'm I- ;Vji .jG.
MILjI'JIM
\V>.
> Great reelection in this l..a ' >uu .
j^Lny thing stiitv you make r. ; mice ai
E E. 01
NOTIO
P AS CANBEMAD E.
ort Profits!
: t .' l'i o.-vrve an 1 Jirltios
:<>i Sumner IMc-nic.<i
(a iass Ware
?o'?' 1 * a | ?r !* ? * and <jui?lify.
and lO cents
srr my eon
r 2 7
, *i?> 0 c
OR ELL
9 Sbuld insure' hilt
)rk Life. >
ii the s\Di l i.
>n in ni!ie?.
t'V'O 1.
over >>5,000,Ooo. "
10 capital -lock
? y holders.
:: i in oKsn i i! >oowMtios
io con,lit; ci "payment of
i jf i y and not
aid i) >; . orfeitablo.
i > its policy holders,
io. I i your tV"ii!y.
'..i 1 . ostniciit combined
' o.i you in got the
' ; an _ iv:: him your ap
:-:r. !2f^-?T?c2B
R SALE
u : meat. 1 .vetythinc going
OUD'S.
itt ins going ut this sale io
each customer.
io ;>t 5c per yard.
uvns and Organdies going
ited quantity of those SO
aking such a run on at 5c
y are all gone.
thir, -ale io;. 500 yards
- nr price 1
I ceilings, worth 12^ and
ards.
Many things on this counter
choice on tho counter at 1 oc
Color -, wor 12 JjC, our
>m ent
; lit your pocket book,
nncstics for 7<jc.
md . ini )ui;h this line and
nd it i yours.
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