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? Burn to l>r. and Mrs. K. C.
McD tw, Thursday, .Inns29, 1U05,
a son.
?Tart entertainment for the
monument fun 1 Thursday night
was quite a auentMs and w is very
til null enjoyed.
? Magistrate l'orry has turned
over $22.21) to the county troasuritr
linou )/? ?'1 -* - 1 **
....wo tvv., utlllCUH'U i n* 1110
p isi qu trior.
? Rev. VV. C. Kwart came over
from Yorkvillc Thursday an^l
spent 1 he day bore
lea! Ice Tea! The good old
kind that plnngod America into
war, at MackorelPs.
?Married, on Thursday night,
iluno 20, 1905, by Magistrate VV.
P. C?skov, Mr. VV. Thomas Heckham
and Miss Myrtle Robertall
of this place.
? Mr. G. \V. Plyler, a good
citizen of Lancaster county, S. O.,
was here yesterday. Mr. Plyler
has been in bad health for the
past year, and his many friends
are glad to see him out aguin.?
Monroe Enquirer.
Tnere will bo a basket pic-nicat
the Massey Mill on the Catawba
'diver July 4th. The pnblic is in
vited.
? Cotton has been bringing 9
tenia here this weik
? Mi s Emma Lee Nishet of
Van Wyek has boon elected to
teach the 3d grade in the graded
school hr Monroe.
? lvorsluio is making efforts to
get u more creditable building for
her post office. The town has
recently purchased a tire alarm
hell.
? At a special communication
of Jackson Lodge Thursday night
Mr Austin Clanton was raised to
the sublime e'egree of M. M.
? Dr. .John. E. Welsh, Dentist,
has ripened an office in the rear of
the Funderburk Pharmacy, on
Church street, und is now ready
for work in the dental line. See
his card.
? Mr Grover C. Cauthen, recently
of Heath Springs, has nechptcd
th?J position of agent for
the Southern at Untherfordton,
N. C , and has moved to that
plac? from his recent home at
Heath Springs.
|4" ..c ?t. _ wo_
? uiic ?.?i me iline
twin children of Mr. and Mrs.
Kd fluggins, aged about 2 months
died Thursday, June 2g, 1905,
and was interred yesterday in
Wcstside cemetery. (
--The extension of the C. and
L. Railroad will begin at an early <
date from the way the boss men 1
have been manoeuvering around j
hare recently. It is no joke; she's ,
going this time, we believe. All
aboard for Lancaster and all points
nortq.?Cheraw Chroniclo.
? Dr. J. hi. Rutledge andl ittle ]
son were thrown from a buggy 1
Thursday in 11 runaway. The doc-" ;
tor was slightly hurt on the head, ]
hand and one side but the child, I
which he was holding in his lap,
was not injured. Mr Henry Culp, ,
who was driving, jumped from the (
buggy and was not hurt. The <
buggy was badly torn up. 1
Do >tli Of MIn.h l<la Drjffln.
Miss Ida Draffin, 30 >oars of
ngo and daughter of Mrs. N. J, ,
Draffin, died at Ihe hovne of her
sinter, Mrs. N. P. Simpson in thi>
City, Sunday morning ut 0.30
o'clock after a protracted illness ,
dating back to the latter part of
* last year. Funeral services were
held at Neely's creek church Sun '
da\ in uning at lo o'clock, ser
vie s lining conducted by the R?*v.
Oliv m li'lins'-n, after wliicli the ]
mortal temaifiM of this htdov d
yon iglady were laid to rest in the
cemo'erv ut that place in tho present!
<>f a number of porrowing
friends and relatives of the do- ,
ceased ?Kick Hill Herald.
/Jcutli of Mrs. Wilson
Mrs Romio Wilson, wife ?f Mr ,
J. W. Wilson of 15?r-> i^\vi?;i?I !
. I
neighborhood died Juno 2S,
of p irul \ sis She whs about 130
years of aoj und lo av *s her litis
hand urid two children surviving
her. She was a consistent member
of the Methodist church, and
was highly esteemed by all who v
knew her. Her remains wore
intoned Thursday in /ion M 10 11
'Churchyard 11
An OUI " ouso with a History
The Lancaster correspond! nt of (
the News and Courier lias the fol- i,
lowing to sav about the Boyd j
house, which is now being in ?v ed n
to Catawba Street: ^
"The oldest citizens do not re- (j
call when it was built. Col John
N. Crockett, who is 72 years old, ^
says when he iirst knew the house j|
it was occupied by a man named (t(
R. O. 1*. Stewart who diod more js
than fifty years ago. Robert jr
Bade}, who established the Lancaster
Lodger in 1852, and died a jj
year or two later, at one time 1 iv- j.
ed in tho Boyd house, he and his
wife botli dying there. It got its
present name from the late Joseoh ^
Boyd, who owned and occupied the
bllihlinir as a residence tor nmnv i..
years, before, during and after the a:
civil war, rearing in it a large t'
family of children, the oldest of
wl otn is Mrs Hull, wife of Editor 1'
J. ,1. Hull, of Ii .cv Ilill. Ex- ol
J c<
Congressman Strait owned the (j
house for some years, selling it a
few years ago to Col Springs. ar
Mrs O. F. Connor, of Holly lfj
Hill, who is u daughter t?f the late ct
Hobort liailey, was born in the j
building during her father's own- a,
ership of the property. And she w
is now on a visit to Lancaster, fur *
the first time in many years, hup- ^
pening to aruve hero yesterday
in lime to see her old home re- ^
moved from its original silo. &
Pleasant Valley News.
Prof. li. Hoke, who was ro- ?*;
' r>
cently eloeted principal of the sL
Pleasant Valley high school, was il
happily muriied on lust Thursday,
the 22 inst. ,lo Miss Mary Millholiuud
of Leslie, S. C. Their
many friends extend eongratola
lions and wish tl. m every happiness
as tney go through life as
one. 4The
behavior of \ho VVaxbuw
baseball team as tboy passed
through Pleasant Valley last 6 '
week, leads to conclude that they
had an overdose of "Popskull"
or "Rifla shot" whiskey, for yi
surely 11 \)ld Joe," "Cream of j0|
Kentucky" or Silver Spring corn
Could not have had such a deleterious
effect upon them as to he
guilty of such discreditable "conduct.
At the meeting of the Pleasant
Vallev high school on last Satin
rlay afternoon; Messrs. D. K.
Hull, J. M. Harris and D O.
L'utts were elected to serve 11
is trustees for the next two years.
Mr. Hall is chairman of the
Dotird.
Mr. Joe Bickett received some
/cry painful injuries on last Tuesday,
by his horse becoming fright- ^ j(
?ned and throwing him from his j_>j(
y.
Miss Blocker Faris will leave in to
i few days for an extended visit to
datives and friends at Hickory,
N~ C.
Mrs. S. R. 1'orrcnce, of Steel on
Dreek, has been quito sick at 50
lie homo of her mother, Mrs. ftt
\I ........ it...,-:- _r .i.;_ ? i
itiurgrici nairis omuiis piacc.
gl\
Misses Loin.'i Harris aiul Mar- ?t
:lia Hailes arc visiting friends in .
liold Hill this week. rfj
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mcrritt, of (V
Rock Hill, visited Mr. and Mrs. S. ? >
L* Patterson this week.?Fort 111
Mill Times.
? The (Jro^.n y-Hood Co.
last one of their lino sorrel hors ?
fhursday. ?.
Faying Out Interest.
vir?;e \mount S til Out b\ olulo
< m Being Written For
interest On South UntoI
i 11 ;i S took s and
Bonds.
I
'olm?hi:l iv'JC ifd.
Thestatr.of South Carolina is
d\v engage 1 in drawing up checks
i) be sent out Saturday to the
oldci s of the bonds and slocks
sued by the stn'o. The miijoriy
of the bonds and st-cks are
eld in Charleston, Columbia and
!altiniore; and the interest paid
ut amounts to something liko
280,000 yearly. T h o checks
ruwn this nine for ibo sumFannu- j
I payments will come very near j '
145,000. There arc a number of j
U hontv iiinl "In."!'" ......I 0.?
-?. MiM \ uvA.no itim 1IJU
lculalion of the interest on each
work that requires ir.tiny hours
i the state treasurer's oflice.
The lnrgosl amount is something ^
ke $5,598,139.19. These iuo
iiown as the Browns and hear
>nr and a half per cent.
The Blues an ount to about
100,000 and bear die same in- .
rest. TbeCletnson bequest stock
jars six percent., and the total
nount belli by tho state is someling
like $58,539.39.
t here is also what is known as j
id land script stock, the proeoods
f which ire divided between the 8
)lorod agricultural collego aud j(
lemsoti college. the sum of
15,900 is credited to each college ?
id the interc-t tho state pays out j
tigund on a basis ot six per I1
?<! 'l!
It was necessary for tho stato to | n
jrrow tho money for this interest , fy
? i I)
>d the arrangements for the loan 1 n
ere completed the other day. j
his is ths second loan made by i ?
e stato this year. I
SPECIAI
For tho next 30 days vo will otfc
id Ladies' Oxfords. l'ricos range :
ms at 98 cents. Men's $3.50 fine f
iocs at $1.98. Bov's and children'
big lot of shoes and tboy must go.
PAHTS
We have Men's Bants from *10 ceil
liile they last Also a lot of romnn
tARUWARE A!
A big lot of plow st-.ele to go at 1
ok stoves to go at$9 95.
Molas'os from IScis per gallon iq
Tobaccos : Sweet M.ish, lltch i
eat, Natural Leaf, and almost any
haeco at 25 cents per pound.
We also carry a full line of Staple
29^7** When in need of anything in
CARNES CAS
tig Reduction ii
AT FUNDERE
1,000 yards 10c and 12c Lawns 7S
t)l>) 5c; 2,500 yards good 5c Sea Is
aid 3Ac; 1,500 yards 10c and 12c I
Just reccivod 5,500 yards Valentin
match 7^ to 10c quality 5c:
Pants to Fit
f
$5 00 ones reduced to #3 50; $3.5<
ch !*> $2 25; 00 ones to $1.50; >i
c; 50c oiirH to 88c. 300 pairs dou
30 cents.
Mens', Woinons* and Children*' L
idles* of Cost: $1 00 ones id 75c; "
$3.00.
r One Dollar You Can I
o.i'.n I'le oh, 4 goad shirts, 2 good
od pi' ts el ?th, and a hundred otho
?n'. ion.
Youi
. FUNDEI
CASTORIA
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
JOHN E. WELSH,
1 (KNTIKT,
K .niu^istej'. S. C,
?j*:V Odice in rear of Fundorburk
Pharmacy.
July 1, 11)05.
UNIVERSITY
OF NORTH CAROLINA
1 TW!
Head of State's Educational stem,
J) E P A It T M E N T H.
I'ollegiute, Engineering,
Gra-hia'e, Law,
odiciue Pharmacy.
Library contains 411,00:) Volumes.
New water works, chclii*. lights,
oenlral heating system. New
(lormiiorlen, gymtiasium,
Y. M. (', A. building,
507 students 66 instructors.
The Pall term begins
{ opt. 11,1905. Avhiress
Francis P. Veuahle, President,
Chapel 11 ill, n. c.
State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF LANCASTER,
?Y J K ritewma-i, Esq, Probate
tulge
WHEREAS, H. Hines, Esq made
uit to me, to grant him letters of ad
niiiiutration of tlie estate of and ef
ects of Robin Duncan
THESE ARE THEREFORE to
ile and amnonish all and singular the
indred and creditors of said Robin
)uuean deoe.sed, that they be aud ap
>eu; before tne. in the Court of Pro
ate, to be held at IjancaMber, H C on
'riday, July 14tli uext after pub
ication thereof, at 11 o'clock iii the
srenoon, to show cause', it auy they
uve, why said administration should
ot he gruntod,
Gheti under my Hand this 30th day
f J alio Anno Domini, 1005
J E Htewmu i,
Probate Judge
SALE !
$
!i" some good bargains in snoes
from 65 cents tip. Men's Broihoe
at $2.95. Men's $2.50 fine
's Shoos at a cut price. J have
PANTS I
ils up, so o imo and go, a pair
nits of Cloth to go at cost.
HO STOVES t
A cents per pound. Ten No. 8
i.
I,nil Wuvtr Ilrou'n
I % >*+. J ) I u n II luuiUj UCU
kind you want. Good chowing
Groceries at the lowest prices,
our lino givo us a call.
1
Yours for business,
III STORE.
I
1 Merchandise
iURK CO'S. i
}c; 500 yards 10c figured Lawn
land 3Jc; 1,500 yards good 5c
Cm broidery,.this sale 7?.
i Laces and Inscrtings to mateh c
Anybody.
) onos reduced to $2.75; $3.0o
(1.25 onos to 85c; 75c ones to
bio 'moo oveialls to close out
iow (Jut shoes to clean up re00
ones at $1.50; $1.00 ones
Sim 1 I yards genuine Cannon i
|jll* Cloth, 13 yards Andros
I steel rrd uiukrellas, 8 yards
r things wo havent time to
rs to Please,
IBURK CO
SPECIAL.
MY PRICES ARE AS CHE
Quick Sales, S
For Fancy Stuff, 1 have the line
aro the boat that aro made.
All kinds of Canned Goods and
and excursions I can supply your wa
China, Crockery e
1 have a f'ill iine and can please yc
Come to see my I
counter. Be sure
test?closes on Ai
Yours,
J B MAC)
WHY Every Man and Woi
Tho UoW A
i- ?l\j IV ][]L J
Because it is the strongest com pun
er.ause its policies protect one mi
ecaii8e it has over 390 million as:
Because it has over 380 millions It
ecause it paid in dividends in 190
ecause it is purely mutual. It hi
Because its as setts belong to the j
ecause it does not invest in stock
ecause its policies contaiu only
premium "
ecause the insuied leaves to his w
Ba law suit,
ecause its policies are incontestab
Because it paid in 1904 $40,000,(
ecause it is the best estate you ci
ecause it gives you the best prot
for the money.
Because you can't afford to carry anyl
best.
Call on J. E. BLACKMON of^<
plication.
JMID-SUMMI
Great reductiohjin prices in every de
at a bargain at C
i case of 5c Colored Lawns in neat
yards for 25c. Only 1 Dress pattern t
1 case 8c and 10c Lawns going this 1
All our I2}?c, 15c and 20c colored
;his sale at 10c. We have only a li
ind ioc Ginehams that we have been
the yard. Better come quick before t
500 yards 40-inch White Lawn goin
to-White Lawn, would be cheap at 15
We have about 10 pieces of Voiies a
[ 5c, that we are closing out at 10c the
See our counter of 10c white goods,
ivould be cheap at 15 and 20c. Youi
he yard. No. 40 Taffeta Ribbon in e
Drice 10c.
NEW SHU
)f Embroideries and Laces, and prices
10 yards Andrew Scogging Bleaehd
9 yarns Lansdale Cambric for $1.00
MILLIN
Great redection in this line. Come
if any thing suits you make us a price j
EE. CL
NOTICE
:AP AS CAN BE MADE.
ihort Profits!
??Hitter's Preserves and Jellies
? I
I
Pickles, for Summer I'ic-nict
nU.
ind Glass Ware
>u both in price and quality.
) and 10 cents
> to fipp mv
-r v vr KJVV/ 111 y V/Uli
lg 27.
(ORELL.
iu SkiuMlasn l.il
'ork Liife.
iy iu the world,
llion families. Q
setts.
eserve Fund.
14 over $5,900,000.
is no capital stock
tolicy holders,
s and industrial securities.;
one condition ''payment of
idow or estate a legacy and not
le and nonforfeitable.
)00 to its policy holders,
in leave to your f?~iily.
ection and investment combined
;hmg else vvhen you ean get the
ancaster and give him your ap R
SALE
ipartment. Everything going
ILOUD'S.
patterns going at this sale io
o each customer.
saie at 5c per yard. HSU
Lawns and Organdies going
mited quantity of those
making such a run on at 5c
hey aro all gone,
g this sale 10c. 500 yards
c, our price I2tfc,
nd Suitings, worth 12^ and
yards.
Many things on this counter
r choice on the counter at 10c
ill Colors, wor I2*^c, our
PMENT
to suit your pocket book.
I a.5 M - -
lomcsucs ior yyc.
ERY.
and look through this line and
ind it is yours.
ATTT\
uuu.