The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, November 15, 1905, Page 2, Image 2
Cotton Growers' Associa-I
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Annual Reorganization and
Reelection of Officers.
President Harvie Jordan, of
Sit- cotton association, lias issuer!
the lollowing:
The annual reorganization and
<e? eolion ot ail the officers oi
?l?e Southern Cotton Association
to all the C'tton growing conn
li? s and parishes is near at hand
\11e election ol officers and deie
lit w lor all the civil suhd-.vis
i<<i s, to.vnships, militia districts
au ! school precincts, as they are
iillVrent ly lerined in the several
aiuU'.g, will hike place on the
li si Saturday in I) cetnber.
Farmers, merchants and bankers
?" ? urgently requested ir? m *et
mi that day at. their local me-?t
in it points in the various sec
Hons ol the county and eho se
Irani one to live delegates to
represent their county organiza
lion. The county or parish meeting
will be held at the county
aeat on December the 9th, or the
tollowing Saturday. These dele
gates will then perfect their conn
ty organization by the election ot
ollicers and the selection of from
one to three delegates to repre
aent their county or parish at, the
TV a i vr on
ueposit Your money.
How Some Persons Have
Lost Considerable Sums
by Not Putting Their Cash
in Banks.
Spartanburg Herald.
A Mr. Fowler, a farmer of Saluda
county, had nearly one
!h Usand dollars stolen from him
week, in the usual manner,
so >o speak. Mr. Fowler had
sold atraekot land and, instead
hi depositing the money in a
dhnk, took it home with him and
ibid it away among some oats in
jus barn. Next morning when
be went out to the barn to see
inw bis money was getting on he
Jpuml it missing.
Day* alter day the papers report
instances of a similar na
tare and yet people go on hiding
their hard earned money in old
jocks, old jugs and I lie like and
tick in cracks, old boxes, trunks
and such receptacles, at once a
temptation and i n in i at ion to
%hiev( 8.
Many such instances have been
reported from this state. Green
wood county has furnished two or
lor^e within the last tew years:
who nil Hill mail Wilt' Kt?pi
*hout $3,000 ill an old broken
pi'Z under bin bed. One fine day
be left the house for about an
fcour, something he was never in
the ((habit ot doing, and when he
returned he found half ot hits
savings gone. The robbers had
considerately left him half. llis
u.;,a ... ? _;?:_ 1.1
fiiui \y n n }il (1 J* Ule.
The second was a native who
kept Home $000 more or less in an
aid trunk. lie may have bragfed
about it. At any rate one
day some one struck the trunk
with the rod of "give it up" and
rite money gushed forth into
rtrange hands. It was never recovered.
Another member of this family
fug in the habit of carrying his
teueral ??Hte meetings. The
stale meetings will be held at
the differe ?t state o * pi ta 1 -? on
January 3rd, and the delegates
i?u chosen by the county organ 7.
a'ioas on D -oemhnr 91 It wd
led their s I a e officers lor 1900. ,
ltd also the members of the ex
ecutive committee of the Smith,
ern Cotton association on the
'mine basis of representation as
lor 19^5. The executive committee
ot the national ortriniz
at ion so chosen will meet at Hot
Springs, Ark , 011 the third Toes
'.ay in January, 1900.
PROMPT ATTENTION I'KUKL).
Farmers throughout the cotton
t>?*ii ere urged to promptly att? 11 1
this call on the tirst Satutday in
D cernber ami get the machinery
oi the lo^al orrruiiza'ion irt mo
n
1 . T .A 11 a 1 I /<n
uon. rouow mo cun^rent
meetings up nnd let the associaiion
get (?u a sound systematic
and substantial basis. Members
ol the Farmers' union, and other
organizations are cordially and
earnestly invited to join the association
that every farmer in
the South may cooperate shoulder
to shoulder for the one pur
pose of handling the great staple
crop of the south at profitable
prices to the producers. The
p ess is earnestly requested to
publish this call.
money around in his capac ous
breeches pocket. He went to see
"the show" one day and was re
lieved ol his healthy wad, hut b.\ "
some strenuous work on the part
of the officers he got hack his
money.
Instances might he multiplied,
| but these are near home. They
I urn auffii'iMnl In ctnnr tl>ni rvw.
v ll> ' " ^11" " L II rt I llf'licy
hid away at home is a mighty un'
sate thing.
Deposit your money in a hank,
in your home bank il you have
one, and if not in the nearest
bank to you. Even if a man is
content with his sayings and
never wants to invest, he should
carry these savings to the bank. "
There might come a time when r
he wanted to get help to make '
an attractive investment, and il :
so he would find it all the easier ?
because of his bank account. J
And, a fact woith consideration, 1
the bank account helps him to
economize. There is every argument
in favor of depositing your
money in a bank, and not one
lor Hiding it away about the
house or barns.
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Thanksgiviving Joys.
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The Almighty Father has blessed
our Southerland, bountifully,
l his Season.
Our fi? Ids have yielded their
increase.
Cotton is King once more, and
is doing his best to make the
land smile under his beneficent,
reign.
Let us lie glad.
And rejoicing ourselves, do
not let us lorget the hundreds ol ti
ot little fatherless children gath
ered into our orphanages. s
L"t ns make this year the best \
that they ever had. q
Send good stores of corn, flour, <i
meat, syrup, eggs and butter. a
Send money that answereth all e
things. t
In our own plenty, do not let v
ur forget to npread the table of I
AiTf nAiint n r a
UM DUUDLd-LU
BEDSTEAD, 48 IN.
rhe famous 70-in. rollBedstead.
A bargain
For a leader, we can fit you u]
rhe old time Split-bottom Chair
)ur price 70 cents. The regular
n stock. We have the largest, ]
ind are trointr to surnrise vou vvi
?o away pleased. Remember th
ind get particulars.
T e Underselling
Store.
hose who have no'hi tr
It was Job who sai : 411 I hav.
?aten iiiv m r-*l invselt alone
ind the Failn rle-<- have not e i'en
hereof, tie i 1 1 tnii.e arm fall
rom the shoulder b! ?do and mine
inn be brok n irorn the bone
Mining Machinery.
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Dr. E. C. Brasington Buys l
Lot of Machinery to Develop
his Gold Mine.
The Charlotte Observer, Satur
lay says:
Dr. R C. Bra-i- irtoji, of Ker
hrw, 8. (/., has pur< based *?! the
Viihemina Mining Company. :
|uantity ot niaHr >rv, e-Mis>Htinj:
?l drills, boiler, ft mp mill. etc.
nd this equipment will he mov(I
to Sont h Carolina a' < to o and
ised there to develop a mine
"Inch has just been opened on
he laud adjoining the well
?$2.40f
; $4.5of
:> a complete Oak Suit, bureau, w:
for 45 cents. An open cane bol
$1.25 Oak Rocker at $1.00. A g
newest and most complete line of
th the rock-bottom prices we are
e handsome $50.00 Suit of Furnit
Williams-Hi
known Hallo property The'
Wil eminn n ine is locale 1 in
I'aw Cre? k townBliip s >me -ix
miles out ir-.m Charlotte I).-.
Brisinjrioii in a well known phy
sician of Kershaw who lor years
has been interested in mining
development. >
The Emperor and Empress of
Germany have lei it he under
stood that they w.ll not receive
presents of any kind on the
I WPTl t V fl It 11 nrinirurooi'ti ? ><"
... J iniu v "I *11 n? ?
wedding, which will occur next
year.
Notice.
For the information of the public,
I hereby give notice that I have received
a communication from the
(tovernor of the State to the effect
that under the Dispensary Law,
whiskey shipped into the Mate, in
I lie name of a firm or in the name of a
person oilier than the person claiming
it, is liable to seizure. Persons
desiring whiskey for personal use,
can order name shipped in his or her
own name, provided it is marked "for
personal use." It E. VVylie,
Nov. 7th lflOfi. Mayor.
RNITURE
urniture..
vve have some of the best
bargains ever offered
in odd
BUREAUS
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A solid oak Dresser for
$5.00, 600, 7.50 and up to
$1850. Big stock of Side
Boards ? prices in reach of
all , $10 and up, no dining
room complete without a
sideboard. T
Here is the greatest
bargain ever offered in
A LOUNGE
Something1 everybody
should have and they j*
are now going like hot
cakes. Old price $5.75,
now going at $5.00.
SSMHSSS All colors. We also *
have the Valour and
Leather Couch, $10.00
wGBhy and up. Mahogany
parlor suits and in odd
ishstand and bedstead for $9.90.
Ltom Diner, regular price $1.00,
ood line of Willow Rockers now
Furniture in Lancaster county
giving. We guarantee you to
:.:re we are giving away. Come
jghes Co.
The First National Hank
of Lancaster, S. C.,
Solicits Recounts of individuals,
llrms and corporations, and offers to
depositors every facility and courtesy
consistent with sound banking. \
Interest allowed on time deposit.
Safety deposit boxes for rent. Col*- > i
respondence solicited. . a
K M. GAOXTON, Cashier. |
CII AS. I). JONES, President. / I
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I INCACTED Si I'UCCTCD
kniiwiiw kit IW V*(IL?) I Lll
RAILWAY COMPANY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT M .< V 28. 1906.
DAILY EXCEPT SUN A"
WESTBOUND >? Bp
Lv Lancaster d 8? a in ? ?k ' .
Lv Fori Lawn ? )S?<n 4 Ppn
Lv llancomvUIc 6 9 a >n Hi p n
Lv HichbiirK *. 7. na liip. p ?
Ar cheater n
Art harlot te?Siiu. Ky... i< .> n vo^fn"
Ar Columbia?Soa Ky.... fui . r~~
EASTIiOUND
Lv Colnmhla?Sou. Ky ? n 3 10 p p
Lv i let rim t' Sou !Cv li nil JTTr"
Lv OhOHter 'sinii i h I'i r> a
Lv Iticliluirg $ III H:?pn VLv
lliiMi omvillo .9 mi x I.S p it
Lv Port La- n In or, , h 66 p tr
Ar l.anrinti'r Ill < It 16 p ir
CONNECTION
CHESTER? Southern, s?> vmj Carolina
& North-Wostrri : ,*
LANCASTER?southern ii
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