UjsS Matttia 'Al
II Oil
? \Yuntod! Customers for ,Jar (|(1
Tops, rubbers, utul Jar wrenches*. wl
J. B. Mackorell. br
? Mr. Mack Christ en bury, of CI
Derita, and Miss Minnie Christen- ed
bury, of Marvin, wore married th
Tuesday by l?sq [). K. 11*11. .1.
? Far Sab-! 100 bos. of corn. ^
Apply to James F. Helms, It. F.
D. No. 1. 1>(
? Mr. Soulo Gregory of Kcr- ^
?
shaw is visiting relatives at liiis 11
placo.
? M iss Margaret Iloko of Waycross,
Gu., Miss Bessie Hoke of
Catawba and Miss Margaret Frew j,u
of Rock Hill arc guests of Mrs. yc
VV. B Knight. nr
? Mabel, the infant daughter of w'
1
Mr. and Mrs Win Ligon, of this ,l
y. , place, died ( f cholera infant m. j
Thursday, August 10, 1905, ageU
about 8 months.
? Mrs. L>. W. Stover is visit- an
ing relatives at Rock Hill. W1
? Mrs. R. L. Dick of Concord, ,l"
N. C , is the guest of Mro. W. C.
Carpenter.
? rhrcc hits with dwellings,
also vacant lot on Elm Street for wj
salo Apply to T. S. Carter Agent, co
?Lost! Gold locket, lotler ,f.
? , . he
engraven thereon. Return to this ^y
office and get reward.
?Mrs. II. E. White, of Fort (u,
Mill, is visiting her mother, Mrs nt
Virginia Green. R(
? Miss Zne White, of Fort
Mill, is I ho guest of Miss Janic
' en
Green. W(
? Mr. Martin Davis, of Chut- eo
lotte, N. C., is here on a few days Pr
visit to his wife, who is spending
some time with the family of Dr. C<
Poovey. C(
? Salesman wanted to look af ,n
ter our interest in Lancaster and ^l'
adjacent counties. Salary rr com- ^
mission. Address Clover Oil and ^
Paint* Co., Cleveland, O.
?Mr. Geo. W. Pittmau of ^
loncs X Roads had a cow killed t)r
by lightning last Suturday night. ha
? The gruded school opens the
tirht Monday in September. See
. announcement vv]
?Rev. E. F. Griffith or' Stales- bn
..: 11- M / i -:i iii? - u"
yinr, 11. V^., Will IIOKI 11 SOl'lOS (It uu
meetings at Gills Crook A. R. 1\ at
tix
church next week. .^
?Mrs. VV. D. Gamble of Wild is
wood, Flu., is hero on a visit to '1*1
het sister, Miss Maggie liood, and or
other relatives. Miss Allie Hood, ,
d#>
who bus tioen spending some u
time in Florida, returned home
with ber.
?The Board of County Commissioners
mot Tuesday in the p<
Supervisor's oflioo, and declared
J. F. Nishct elected cotton we'gh- P(
er at Lancaster C. H., A. L. wi
Mobley at Heath Springs, and G. thi
F. Cook at Kershaw. fei
? Girts Daniel, colored, charg- wi
ed with house*breaking and lar- ch
ceuy, was brought up from-Ker- Pi
shaw Wednesday and lodged in pr
jail here. m<
Mr G W Can t hen Came Near j
# Loosing IiIh Mules.
Mr (ieo. W. Cauihen came near in
loosing a pair of fino young mules
? in Dry Creek hist Wednesday af- an
tornoon. He undertook to cross ('a
the creek at an old ford when tho UP
mules hogged in quick sand and ce
mud, unahle to move, with their
heads just above water, lie had Pi
to hold tho hoad of ono of tho wl
mules abovo water to keep it from fo
drowning before help arrived.
Kortunat.olv his hrnHioi Mr .liio. i.~
A. Cautbon, nod his neighbor, f?
Mr W T Vanlandinglmm, were (1(j
near with a force of hands repair ilfl
inga pasture fence which had been
washed away by tho freshet, and 8j(
they came quickly to the rescue.
The mulos were tinally saved by ^
prying them up and lifting then,
out of tho creek. Ono of tho mules at
was badly crippled in the effort to fo
get it out. Is
)
mos-TiUman
A quiet home wedding vis khI
iinizoil nt 3 o'clock hut WodnoRiy
afternoon, August 15, 1005,
lien Mist Lena Amos became the
ido of Daniel L. Tillman, lie v.
mliners Frawer, D. I) , porformthe
ceremony at the homo of
o bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
I'. Amos- The t>ridal couple
tt on the L. and (J. train that
tornoon for a bridal trip to Old
?int Comfort and Washington,
fter September 1st they will t>e
home at Chcraw, S. C., where
o groom is engaged in the offices
the Seaboard Airline.
Miss Amos is one of Lancaster's
list amiable and cultured young
liesnnd the groom is a promising
uing man of this county. Hoth
o deservedly popular and carry
th them the very host wishes of
host of friends hero.
-Mi. nn<i Mm. L O. Lnzonby
(1 Misses Minnie, liullie, and
?arl Miller will leave today for
extended trip North. They
ill visit Baltimore, Washington
d Philadelphia, returning in
iout two weeks.
? Rev. Paul Prossloy is assist*
g in a protracted meeting in
lirticld county this week, lie
II go from there to Greenwood
unty to assist in a meeting at
radley. Before returning home
i will visit his parents at Duo
est.
? The Woodman picnic and odational
rally at Van WyckWedsday
was a higallait. Fully
>0 people were in attendance,
ngrcssman Finley and lion. J.
amel made tine addresses on edu
lion and lion. J. H. Foster ot.
lodcraft. The dinner was exllent
and the day enjoy td hy a 11
esont.
? Lancaster special to News and
.urier: Probably the largest
mtederato cannon tiall ever seen
these parts was shipped bore
[>m Fort Mill a few days ago.
belongs to Capt. Samuel JO
hito, formerly of Fort Mill,
it now a resident of Lancaster.
10 ball :s 10 inches in diuuieter
(t weighs 120 pounds. It was
ought here for the purpose of
>ving the names cut on it of all
e various owners, from tine to
n?, of Capt White's fine planla?n
near Fort Mill, beginning
ith the Indians in 1700. On the:
!l'a return to Fort Mill it will
used for ornamental purposes
a notable spring on the plauta
>n referred to. It is to lost in
e eye of ft lurge mill stone, which
to be placed over the spriLg.
)Q names have already been cut
i the ball, by Stonecutter Mcinch,
and as the letters are gih
d they present a very attractive
pearanco.
Pleasant Vulley News.
>rt Mill rimes.
The protracted mooting at the
eusanl Hill Methodist Church
m oogin on mursday evening, j
u 17ih. The third quarterly conronee
for the Fort Mill charge
II ho held at Pleasant Hill
urch noxt Saturday and Sunday,
esidiag Elder Meadors will he
esent and will also assist in the
aeting.
?Mr. and Mrs O P Heath and
ughter, Miss Helen, are visiting
Pleasant Valley.
? Mac,the little daughter of Mr
d Mrs. .1. L. Pott us, has been
ngerously ill from an attack of
pondictiUs, but is now couvalesnt.
*
?Mrs, J. W Hull is at Dr.
yors hud itariiiiii ut Chester,
lere she is undergoing treatment
r her eyes.
? Hon. O. VV. Potts, who has
inn in the hospital at Charlotte
r two weeks, is greatly improvut
this writing an<l will return
>ine in u few days.
? Mr Oh. Barber has been quite
:V for the past week.
? Mr. F. (i. Polls has been
rcted principal of the high school
Purksville, S. C , and will leave
i his now tiuldof labor about the
it of September
Mull.
EoLoCUCXn Jell UfOrTtV, i?t c.(
Kershaw. who sho! and hilled Mr. jei
Thomas C.itoc tn thai town one 01
night last week, made application p
for t?ail before Associate Jus'ioo
Jones at tins place Tluirst lay
morning. The dofondanl was rep- ^
resented by his attorney, E. lb tj
I'lakcnoy, Es<p, mid the State )>y ! s,
it. E. Wylie Esq. Hail was ag j,
recti upon by consent and the *
amount fixed at "?ii,UOO which p
was readily given and tit defer. 1- (]
ant discharged froti custody to a
appear at tin approaching term f
of emu t for t rail. .
j For the Ledger.
In I-, mory of our dear Grandmothc
, Mrs. Mti r uvi '>. unclt.
who tiicd Aug i t, lltUo. tlail n
C> ' 2
she lived until the 20th of this c
month she would have been 7ft ^
years old. She leaves two sisters,
Mrs. Col H Jones and Miss Mary
A. liorton of Kershaw county, r;
She fiad 4 cliiiiiren livii g, 20
yrand children, and 11 great-grund
children.
Friends were ir ti liereii riminhi i.?ulini
Which contained a jewel rara,
' rwuatiie beauteous fo. in of UramJinu,
But lier spirit was not theie. (
Lovely flowers her form encircled,
Scattered Iheio by hands of loye. ?
Willing hearts to pay theii tribute
To the dear one gone uhoVe. \\
?;h how sail toBi? ihi.' - de
Mowed in grief, I . i Vr ne. c\
And to see tiiose children si
Weep b itir Pairs but net nlone p,
Could we pierce the veil that hidetli ]i
Her t; 'in morta! eyes and view 0I
Such an angel form of brightness 1
Clothed in garments while and pure q|
Would we cull tier hack from heaven,
Would We wish her here t'l ain jj
In this wprl 1 where joys arc mingled, c
With sore hciouvemeii's, grief and j
pal n.
111
hraniliii.i we miss thee in our daily
paths
A mid the hotiseh old grvtiug ?*'
W here touos of tender love ure l> entiled.
h;
When friend with friend is meeting. ^
We know with yonder radiant throng
Before the throne tliou art h-wiug. ^
'1 lid b'.ouin of imuioi lality
IT| on thy brow soft glowing. ce
Bleep on: ere long around thy vouch
Bliall iillicssweet be springing j ',l
While o'er thee in the rustling houghs R
Will joy ous birds he singing. S
Hweet be tiiy test, Oh! Giandmu!
Uddisturbsd by pain or woe, w
Bleep sweetly forever dear Grandma ci
Tiii Gabriel bis trumpet shall blow.
Gruud Daughter. * *
i'ay your subscription.
;;
Willi**
COST"?
Ic order to reduce our atoclc we art
until further notice. We don't inter
good*. We mention a fow items to
#1 Shirta 75c, 50 conts shirts 38c,
men's 50c shirts ? job ? at 25c.
#10 Suits #7 50. #7 50 Suit
MEN'S
That cost us fro
You can pick thf in at these prices,
double knee Overalls at 88 cents.
Some big barj,
goods, colored an
Laces, Kmbroidei
Don't wait till t
cd over. Sale be
Yom
FUNDEj
?- Forrule! 0?'.c I': >Ul gin juttit,
ilibUtiog of 7 b p. A'atertown j
lfinc, 00 hiov Wingrttouin, Kecd
and condenser, and Lidded hand
ress. Apply to J. F. 11 agios,
Elgin, fc. C. j|
One second hand Co saw
/inship Gin, Feeder and Con
in et', in good conditin, for
ile cheap. Apply to
t \V. T. Gregory-.
? For sale! Two 50-saw second at
and Gins, Feeders and Conenscrs,
in good condition. Also 111
Boss press. Apply to f
J A. 1 lyatt, ^
ti. Van Wyck, S. C.
S? jns' ^
No. 7S58.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
flicc Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, 1 >. C., Aug. 4, 1905.
W'llLRl AS by satisfactory m
,'ideiicc preset ted to the under- r
gned, it has boon made to ap- ?
cur that ''"The First National
ank of Lancaster", in the Town
["Lancaster, in the County of I
ancastcr and State of South Car
ina, has complied with all the
rovisions of the Statutes of the
nited States, required to be
implied with before an associa- I
on shall be authorized to com- I
icnce the business of Banking;
NOWT11LRKFORK I, Thorn- 1
> P. Kane, Deputy, and Acting '
oniptroller of the Currency, do [
:reby certify that "The First
atiomd Bank of Lancaster", in I)
le Town of Lancaster, in the
ounty of J incastcr and State of
outh Carolina, is authorized ol
nmnciK c the business of Banking p
i provided in Section Fifty one
indrcd and sixty nine ot' the
cviscd Statutes of the United
tates.
IN TESTIMONY VVIIKRKOF
itness my hand and Seal of ofli>
thisFourth day ofAugust, iqo5. f
j. . T. P. Kane, I
Deputy and Acting 1
Comptroller of the Curfency. *
0-io-'o5.
LL OUR SUMMER SHOES
a in this sale. We would ?
liter lose money on them than
o
t ry them over another year. ^
OU NEED ANOTHER PAIR
sforu tho end of the soasou and
)w is the time to buy them at q
bargain. There are no reseritioris.
Our entire stock is (J
,1 1 n n : _ - > ?
ti.ii.ru v/..i in uiim are tnem.
S
ms-Ilu??hos Co.
1A LB.
OU
o going to soil goods at first coat ^
. . " ~ Wl
id carrying over any Summer
show yon wo moan business. lu
25c shirts lbc. Ten dozen
s $5. $5 Suits $3 75. x
f>k ** MM A
in 38c to S4.,
Wo still hiivo u few dozen 5oc.
?;ains in white
S v
<1 white lawns, or
ries, ete.
lie host is pickgins
now. v
rs to Please, C
tjjJRK CO
' V
I'fML'***.1 u i.ui
1Y PRICES ARE AS CHE
Quick Sales, S
K(?r Fancy Stall', 1 have the line
o the host that nro nuulc.
All kinds of Canned (ioods ami
id excursions I can supply voar *va
Jhina,Crockery;
7
I have a full iitie and can please \\
Collie to see my
ounter. He sun
est?closes on Ai
Y oiu>,
J B JVIAC1
IUV fllOni MftH rtJirl
111 lvui f man anu nu
The NeW A
^ecause it is the strongest compai
era use its policic* protect one m
^ecause it lias over 13JM) million n3
ecause it hasi'Vor d >" nullim 1
ecause it paid in dividends ii< I<*?
ecause it is purely niutu.il.
3 ecause its assetts belong to li
ecnuso it does ii it invent in -tod
ecause its polled; uita .o o:.iv
oiniuni "
ecause the insuiod loaves to h.- \
a law suit.
^ecause its policies are incontesta
Because it paid in lt?04
ecause it is the best estate \o.i
ecause it gives you the best pr?
for the money.
ecause you can't atl'ord to carry aiu
best.
Call on ,1. K. BLACK MON d
lication.
III liigli Class
We still have a i
oods that must go?
ny prices on these g
i and make us an o
re yours. The good
0 not intend carry in
ummer goods.
Special Price on
A beautiful piece of 68 inch lUen
ice, 24 cents. One piece all Lint
ir price 49 cents. One piece 72
inen worth $1.25, our price 85 cen
Drth $1 50, our price 98 cents. W
te of doilies to match and the pric<
'wo Specials in B
limited quantity
Lot 1 ? 12 spreads worth $1.2
Lot 2. ?12 snroarls: worth $ 1 S
Great Values in 1
12 I-2C Dotted Swiss, this sale
viss, this sale 8 cents. 2 pieces
ed stripe, worth 15 cents our price
LADIES' VESTSests,
would be chea
>ur price as long as
E. E C
AP AS CAN BR MA')K.
hori Pi cms I
-lilt lor * > l'rescrves ami Jeiiie
rickle-, tor Snmmei l'iu sue*
nt
uid (i'ass Ware
>u in |'iice ami ?|inil*ty.
') and iO cents
3 to see my eon
1"' i
m *
<ORELL.
A _ ?
man Should insure:ijin
fork Life.
ny in the wni Id.
. 11 io: 1 ! irnilif .
so 11 .
io r vt ' i i) ;
') I over .? ) i,
; i- no i spit >! ! . a
[ Oil. ? I IV
\ .'.till, I I . . . I
ill c c ".($; ! u; '' i . n' : ot
' i
vi?l.) V (if cstillo ; | > ' . :l;! 1^11 '
ti'.ti uml nonforfeitable
000 ? > its p-iliov hoKK rs
can .oavo 0 your IV liiy.
itcelion tin t invi 'inontoon. .ium
Vtlnn^ iilsc lain you cm urn
I?. ien- of .! \ v. i ni vour npCJii
. "fci.'. wv. '.i... 3) it. .. ,It? ? JB
if Frfcffi
fiEordta ndise
ew more summer
we will nol make
oods but just come
ffei and the goods
s must go as we
ig over anything in
Table Damask.
ich Damask, worth .jo cents, our
:n, 70 inch wide, worth 75 cents,
inch wide I'nhleached and all
ts. One piece 72 inch wide
e can also show you a beautiful
1 are right.
edspreads?only a
of these goods.
5, our price 83 cents
0, oir prict $1.10.
Curtain Goods.
io cents. toe Lace Stiiped
of fancy curtain qoo i with colIOC.
?15 dozen Ladies'
p at 15 cents each,
they last, 3 lor 25 c.
LOUD