L^aS Matter ?
??????????b? tl
?Threo Iota with dwellings,
also vuciut lot mi Kim Street for
hi!o Apply to L\ S. Cu'tor Agent, q
?Tne Lancaster Fish Market b
al<va>8 hive fre?h ti-li on hand. '
? Misses Su e Dixon lid liettu
M 'hiev of Chester are quests H
of Mi-t? Lizzie rillman. NV
? Mrs j L Williams and children
are visiting relatives in Ker 8<
shaw.?Yorkville Knquirer. cl
? Vntioch school* opened Mon- ^
day morning with Miss Louise ^
McNight as teacher. ^
? Mr and Mrs Paul G. Mc
* - ** "
\^wt |\K. nnuuicu IU V^liestcr I" n- xv
city from Balttm >re, where the
former his b^cn under treatment c(
at Johns Hopkins hospital c'l
? If you wish u nice fresh tish
,,hon? or call on Lancaster Fish o
Market at L & C depot. K
? Mr W D Hudson of Gordon, 1
Ark , spent a few days here this i'
week with his sister, Mrs L C r<
Pay sen r. * cl
? Mrs P F Kilgo and children
of Sumter, who have been visit- N
ing the family of Maj J M Riddle, tl
returned home yesterday. n
? Kock Hill and Lancaster
crossed bats again Saturday morning
at this place. The score was a
5 to 3 in Rock Hill's favor. ti
?Mr. und Mrs J T Wylic are
spending a week or so with relatives
of the latter at Edgemoor. l'
? Come and aco tho way The
Lancaster Fi*h Market keep 'heir
lishund you will lie convinced Mint ^
they life nico and fresh c
? Mr* It Z Welsh is visiting "
her daughters, Mrs J W Condor
and Mrs Samuel Rhea, in (-olum- a
bin. ?
?Horn, to Mr and Mrs W B ^
Cauthen, July 17, 1905, a son.
?Mr and Mrs ] P Haekncy and
children, ??f Charlotto, spent S un- tt
day and Monday here with rcla- ^
tives.
? Mis Jas VV Miller, of Jeffer- l<
son, i< visiting her parents, Mr r<
and Mrs J F Gregory, at this li
place. U
? \V 11 Dollar Corset reduced o
to 75 cents at Lancaster Mercantile
Co's. tf
?-The Lancaster Fish Market \\
arc selling the bast tLh that has
ever been sold in Lancaster. Give (j,
them a call and bo convinced. n
? Mi-s Mamie Anthony, of c<
Westvillo, is visiting her aunt, o
Mrs J F A<ldison, at this placp. t?
? Rev tJ 1* Knox, of Columbii, ai
.1 ** . I- - L. '.I ?? .1
spent ivionuay nigm wun aiagutratc
Caskey. V
?Mrs J A Cook and children ^
are visiting Mrs C's sister, Mrs ai
\V U Clyhurn, at Maile Gold n<
M inc.
- Miss Maggie Tompkins of ?
Ilcath Springs i-? visiting her 1,1
aunt, Mi>s Rachel Clark at Dry 'c
Creek. T
?The Lancaster Fish Market ^
keep Trout, Mullett, Cat Fish,
Red Snnpjier and Croakers always ^
on hand ut L & C depit. ^
? I^d Powers, col., pleaded Q1
guilty to four indictments for ^
petit larceny in Magistrate Caskey
'h court and was sentenced to j.
pay a fine of $lo in each case or ^
spend 30 days on the gang for
each offense. lie took the days j
? 1 20.
()(
? Mi-s Lizzie t^lark of Russell ^
Place is visiting her mint, Mrs VV ^
A Hughes. at Heath Springs. ^
? M iss Margaret Steele, a sis- CJ
ter of Mr Win R Steele of the ^
Dixie section, died on Sunday u
morning last July 16, 1905, at the ^
home of her nephew, Mr J A -y
Steele, several miles North-east of ^
town, after an illness of some (j
months, of dropsy. She was 61
years of age and leaves surviving e'
her a brother and three sisters
Her re,mains were interred at a
Hopewell church Sunday even- o
ing. 11
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?Now it, llie time to buy yc
rockery, glass and tinware out
te Williams-1lugfies Stock.
IW'av.eit Grocery Co.
? Miss Florence Hughes,
oleman, Fla., is visiting 1
rother, Mr W A Hughe*
leath Springs.
? Sec announcement of /
ailoy for the office of cot'
eigher at Lancaster C II.
?Mrs R L Crawford and li
an, Mrs W M Crawford i
liildron and Miss Ireno Cunnil
am are spending a few week?
iedniont and sparkling Catav
prings. /
?The ladi?s of Antioeh ehui
ill servo ico cream next l' ri?
veiling from 6.3O to 8. Tito p
3eds ate for the benefit of
liurch.
? Manly, the 13 year ohl s
f Mr and Mrs J W Fowors
lerslmw, died Saturday duly
905, of typhoid fever, after
Inoss of only two weeks. I
smains were interred' in Sal
burchyurd Sunday afternoon.
Supu of Education W.
loo re requests us to uuuoui
bat ho will not bo at his oil
ext Saturday, but will be th
lie following Monday.
?A second trial of Tom, Jc
nd Rich Witherspoon in Mag
rale Caskey's court Mondny
le charge of persuading a lab )
> violnto contract, resulted as
lie first trial, viz: in a mistrial
-If you want to carry sou
lii'ng nice liovie to your fain
ivo tbo Lancaster Fish Mntkc
all and get a nice string of I
I the L & C depot.
?The third nines of Lancas
nd Kershaw played a ma
amc of ball at Kershaw Saturc
diich resulted in a victory
Lcrshaw. ScoTe 10 to 13. J>
:ry : Kershaw, Croxton, Mo
nd Gregory; Lancaster, Jon
leith and Strait.
? The sale of groceries regai
:ss of cost in order to ms
)om tot our removal to the \\
ams-IIughes store will only 1
10 remainder of this week and
f next Week. Call early.
Bennett GroceryCo.
?A telegram Monday to .
/ 1' Gregory called him to So
:r on account of the illness of I
aughter, Miss Lillian Gregoi
ho is there on u visit to 1
main, Mrs Frank Zemp. ]
hegory was in Columbia, hut 1
legram was forwarded to li
nd lis reached her bedside Mi
ay night. \ telegram from h
esterdav to his wife slated tl
Liss Lillian was better and tl
a operation for appendicitis wot
i>t likely bo necessary .
? Magistrate Caskev turn
vcr $114.20 to tht: county ti e;
rer Saturday, fines, etc., c
ctcd in his conrt for the p
narter. Magistrate Griffin
/axliaw township, $9.60; a
[agistrate Curnes oI Uuford $3
D, collections for the past t'
PAIJC HM t"I rr tho r\ncf rv?/v^
111^ HIV [JU31 1IIIM
[agistratc Carncs has turn
ver to the Treasurer $96.30
nes, #tc.
?\lr .lehn Hunter, a furn
ving several miles Smith
>wn, was shot Inst Saturdi
ight by Mr Foster Taylor,
le L) wight section. The shooti
ccurred in the yard at Mr Hu
:r's homo just after their arrh
lero from Lancaster whoro th
ad spent the afternoon. 1
lose of tin.' difficulty imi Ui o>\
Ir Taylor claims that Mr llti
r was cutting at him will
nife at the time he tired. T!
Ir Hunter denies and says tl
0 did not even have Ins knife <
uring the difficulty. Mr ilui
r's wound is not consider
ungcrous by tbe pbvsicii,
nd Mr Taylor was lelettt
11 a bond of $300. Mend
norning.
jut lillerobl'-ui? I> >it\ :roti?
O.utbeu' '?"<?};
As n!r? :iil v ;*>led tliO t.
1 i tiMiior i;;i.| Am 'iu>r h>u
0j allium 1 s"iiIt'ii.cni with Con |
her ( r I k' week.
Treasurer ('attlhntF* i
ruont sheets contain
^ i * * t i k information ih t<
^ county n finances. They
ih.U $172,T>27 39 was pai<
the treasurer's c.Hico forth
ending Ju?? oO, 1905, d
old ;l8 follows : From taxes,
nS" 951.45 ; fi nes, costs, etc , .$1
5 a* 71 ; borrowed from ban!
^',a State ninkituz fund. $7.91
county (?"is? msnrioa, $ 10,7"
fell road tr.x , $13S 50 . State d
lay r.ary school fund, $4,41
id- tmle of L & 0. 11 It 1
the $80,000 00 ; interet t ca s
county sinking fund loan
.t,n bank, $1 521 00; iucomi
of $08 11 ; n account of libr
15% $00 00 Or th? ! 10,775
un coived from the county d
snrics, $1,048 40 was cxp
cm by the hoard of contiol f -t
rius, rei.t, ii ?u moe, etc
$0,003 53 wua paid to the
( of Lancu->lt,r nn.d Kt'i'dnuv,
i(... UH? $0,003 50 as the on*
ere P *rt> to he used in paying C
expenses. The amount pai
u* addition to the amounts
)hn . , ,
the towns and on orders <
ris'
' >oard of ontro'. was, $170
?n 30?ts follows : ; o S' He tr:
rev
ei\, $13,011 OS; on county
in uiisaionerorders, $133.8:
school ortli $22,013.09.
l1t * Tho c rdin ry expenses
' ' N oouutyy on', idn of the sci
| ll railro ei nonet :ud go upon
^1 after repaying the mono
row i d hum siuking tunc
tcr i ft*'wOU.il t %*i 1?t?'3 ' j
tch U'VVV'1"' *'20,^ 10
, , Tn .i a >u it iofc in tiry
ury <>.. July was, $20
'01 50 : county tax, $107 89 ; s
ftt- county t L Si O. II. LI ,) $1
ere 31 ; special local (CI. C. Si
CSf 11 ,) $1 1,451 12; road tax,
89; liuus acid costs, $1,04
county dispensary, $1.13
rd" 3 mil! tax, $2,705.27;
ike tax, $1,192 09; special*
7.'l o/.lww.l !.?? A"> ?!Oft . ?
. n- vii.\, tu,UOU.UU ; ui
llst sary Hchoo), $51 1 80 .
all |
Mr 1
m- L
(lis il?>: '
l y. ;.
y, *\* t ' y
ier \} 6001 ,
Mr ./.
Ihe , i i \
( -i- , / r!
>n- . / . r..
. : ' -JL^
mi
nit
jat ^
lid
IVO ^
ith
C(] Ir. order to reduce our sto
f until further notice. \Ye d<
poods. We mention a few
1 Shirts 75c, 50 cents sli
ier men's 50c shirts ? job ?at 2
or onus ^i ?(?.
nn
i?- That cost, u
/al
l >u cut) ]> <!c t! - ut these |
^ ilonblo knoo Oven II1 at 3s 1
*i0 .
Some big
?'t goods, colore
1,i8 Laces, Enibr<
!ni Don't, wait 1
"t, ed over. Sal
cd
in v J ?
:'i FOP
4
+
&
. .-=^-t aut'v
if c,w,i N .' ro W?h<ed for
'f ,j?-? u?r> 11? i'HTn^l'U" |
a 1 >c Riddle, col., Whose parents ^
,|u"-: live at this place, is wanted in
' Cfiecnville to answer to the charge ,
t f murder. Joe lived here up to .1
Bat11 aa
year or so ago when he went to
Rock 11 ill, and recently he went
from there to work on the b'g
show . . . . .
j . reservoir on Paris mountain in
Greenville county. On Wednes5
\ day last ho shot and killed Tom 11
ividod , .
^ G od, another negro at work on
the reservoir. The GreenvillcNews
of yatlirdav lh,? n.-irtirnln'ii a
. , -.I. wu 11il iiiuiuiuuu siue, curY
l jr- j
i *mmI , ry'inK ^ie r'^? w'"1 him.
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* i Gots Fifteen Years.
C11
,42'> ' Iv ' ;gh, N. C., July iy.? R.
peciui D. Rynum, whose counsel ng- j
r 1' ' lcc^ to a vcr(^'ci ?f murder i u
$17 serond degree for the killing
18 (7"); of James II. Alford, December
1 'J'2 , ! 2<j, lust w;b sentenced today to
poll | 15 years in the State prison.
local men Wcrc partners in printing
spen-I, , ?
1 ' business
i
^ IT'S A GOOD SIGN
and tells where we are located.
j, ^ (
"" It cuugnt the eye of this young
"?* miss and pleases her. She is
i", i already on hor way to our place *
i ? C
/.xj to purchase
\ A DRESS l'ATTEUX OR TWO. (
\\ It's our dull season and things
VV are cheaper than usual. Spec- Q
{ \\ ial drives all along the line in w
dry goods is unloading our big
stock, liuy something and got ^
a benefit.
^7 illinins-IIuglies CJo. ^
RES INDIGESTION |
oaves JJays ot Misery I
B evorywhero CheokArn MMllrlnt Com|t?ii/ I P
1 BlUDplo bottlo freo Wlnalou-NUcin, n, c, R
' SALE!; :
a
ck wo arc going to noil goods at first cost
)ii't intond carrying over any Summer d
items t?? show you wo mean business. tl
iirts 38c, 25c shirts 10c. Ten dozen ""
5c.
50 Suits #5. #5 Suits $3 75.
8 PANTS,
s from 38c to 84..
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prices. Wo still have a fow dozen 5oc.
cents. ^
bargains in white
<1 and white lawns,
>icleries, etc;,
till the best is pieke
begins now.
Yours to Please,
JiSHBURK CO
K nnrl r , . T," ' 3
I , <>t the homicide, as follows:
jt4 ' " The killing of Tom Good ap'
p' urn from the evidence taken bc1
' 1 fore the coroner, to have been \
.0 91; ?
a most outrageous affair. bev- .
>onds, , , (
j oral negroes were shooting craps
at the dinner hour and Good and 1
ied to . ..
ivicKue were netting on Ihc game.
. V| A disputo arose as to ihc winning
' often cents, and Riddle reached
for the money. Good covered
isuyt1* ...
, him with a pistol and got the
ended . . . . , ,. ., ,
co'ns which were then distributed
' j as won. Tho settlement did not I
suit Riddle, however, and he
walked up to'the camp and se1
i V .
cured a Winchester rifle. Coming
hack to where the game was
ounty . , ? , i
m progress, lie yelled out to the 1
d "ut> .i -i .
. , negroes to throw down their
/,.U' money, and when Good jumped
UP ',e was s^lot through the brain. }
A negro named Gray, who, it
is alleged, lent Riddle the rifle,
' comtr
has been arrested and lodged in 1
jail,charged with being an acces.
jsory." '
ot tho j ,
, J Kiddle at onco made good his I
hooU, ,
, ; escape by dodging into the thick
' fAl'f.cl r... f 1. .. ... ^ ?i " 1 -
*i.*J ' VStNT- l*'.-.?rf'-. -> -?!Y
PRICES ARE AS .lh
Quick Sales, Sht
For Fancy Stutt', 1 have tiio line U".
r? the host that :no made.
All kin<ls of Caunod C?oo<l> and Fie;
nd exclusions lean supply y iv a .ul-t
Jhina, Croekcrv am
7 ft/
1 have u full iioo nud cun pleusc you bo
Jomo to see mv 5 a
ft'
'ouiiter. ]>e sure t
:est--eloscs on Aug
Yours,
m ! ? ?
VHY Every Man anil Woman
The New Ye
Bccixuso it is tho strong;:st c n;.ur: '>
or huso its policies protect nr mi .
ccause it has over million as-mlt
Because it 1ms over 3M? millions -t
ocause it paid in dividend >- in ' ")-l
ecauso it is purely mutual. >
Because its as setts? h.done to i1 ?
ecauso it doe. u i v -st it
ecauso its poYcie- >
munium
ecauso the iusuu I i i ?Ba
law suit.
eeau.se its polit ies i.: iti \t
Because it paid in 1 >*?'A .$ .
ecauso it is the be-' e-d > : r
ecauso it give- \ e
for the money
)ecauso you can't ullord ur. thin
host.
Call on J. K. HLAClvMON of I.u
plication.
Sale Boor
Our sale for the las: t<
i great success and in
)ur stock we find we 1
summer goods and in o;
ive will make a greatei
iver.
We still have some of those 25<. or
etitors worried to nov
ley are selling for 25c. c .1 v?
Inderbuying enables us to underseh
50 inch Brilliantine in navy, brown in
t 75c; our bargain price 49 cents th yd
Just received another lot o( those beau;
esirable for waists and suits that we are
re yard. Another case of fine 20c 40 inc
taking it interesting at 10c the yard. .
Underwear. They are beautiful an ! t Y
lat we always make a sale when we yet ,
Ladies' and Men's
Big reductions in prices in these y od
11 odds and ends in th: b . \ ' ?.
take the price to si;.
Nt are Id c
Men s Suits iron c
Boy's Suits from
Men's odd 'riant
X
Boy's odd pants "
Everything going at a
E. E CD
nJE
AS CAN BE MADE,
iri ff
, , ' J > ' K kJ I
tut'- !'rc.>. i vo.- and Jollirt-.
ill s ior Seamier 1'ic-nics
S (' lass AV are
Ih in price and quulitj.
nd TO cents
o see my eon
O
v i
9
F5 $ ft
jH it
Should Insure j in
rk Life. ,
tbo wot 1 \.
I 1 lliu.h'vu
Fund.
" r ?' r .
?t ' t r
y !' <? i' r ^
i! -t 'iritis ?
"paymont of
' iU.l.tlOt
ill : : "If*. .
tO )' V
' > 11* tMi;-/.
' '>trn -ihined
>2 o - -> -i you aun get the
aster io<3 give hiin your ap
:v . J/.t:.-vacs*
nine*!
in d ays has 'been
looking through
rave too many
der to reduce it
sacrifice than
gandies for 10c Cum*."
goods lhat
A ( l . y .u d -or them.
id I Lack, woe 1 be cheap
il\iI china silks that are so
making a run on at 48c
h white lawn ; that we are
.0 our line of Lad es muslin
e price arc so reasonable
a look.
> Oxfords
v. e arc anxious to close ou
^ to wi'.' si '* you wc will
I
r Good Clnthinor. / -
- ? - - tv
;.95 to $15.00
69 to 4.00
50 to 6.00
19 to 1.00
Bargain at
OUD . ;
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