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Rich Hill Items Two Estimable Citizens Cele- . brate their 68th BirthdayHappy Family Reunions. Reported for The News: There was a surprise family reunion at the home of Mr. T. .J. Reeves on the 7th instant, by his children, irrand children o.-?a friends. At least it was a sur prise to Mr. Reeves himself, for he was preparing to leave home on a business trip when his fami ly let him into the secret, lie ol course remained, and showed his appreciation of the thought fulness ot his relatives and Iriends by the hospitable manner in which he entertained his guests when they arrived. The occasion was the celebra tion ot Mr. Reeves's 68lh birthday. At noon a bountiful dinnor was spread?so bountilul that enough was left after the feast to have fed as many more. The elegant meal, as well as the entire day, was thoroughly onjoyed by all present. On the 9th instant there was another happy family reunion in our community. This one was at the home of Mr. J. A. P. Blaokmon, and the occasion was the celebration of his 63th birthday also. Owing to the inclemency of the weather as many / were uor, preseut as otherwise would have been. A goodly number were in attendance how ever?children and grand children and friends. Among the visitors was our worthy school , teacher, Miss Jerusha Mitchell. It was a great day for both old * and young. Those two men, Messrs. X- J* Reeves and J. A. P. Blaekmon, 1 I as well as Messrs. J. It. Knight, R. M. Kirk, N. E. Rabertson, J. S. Blaekmon and O. H. Mehaffey, are Rich Hill's old landmarks. A. Visitor. Cutting Scrape in Rock Hill. A Mr. Simmons, loom fixer at tne Victoria Mill, was right seriously cut by Jim Hammonds, an 1 other employe ot the mill, last s Saturday night. The two men fell out in the store of S. W. Plyler at the mill and it is allesr ed that Simmons knocked Ham- 1 moods down and when the latter arose he attacked Simmons with his knife, stabbing him in the shoulder and in tho back of his head. The most serious cut, however, was on the side of his face and extending down across his throat. Several small arteries were severed and when Simmons came up town shortly after the cutting he was bleeding pro^ fusely from the wound in his neck and throat. He was attend- 1 ed by Dr. J. L. Massey, Jr., and ' it. is thought that ho will get M aioiig all right.?Hock liill Her1 aljl. $100.00 Reward. OUIt NF.W DISCOVERY MEDICINE . COMPANY of Laurens, 8. C., has manufactured and sold thousands of bottles of ' OUH NEW PI8COVEKV within tlio last three (3) years with an absolute GUARANTEE with each bottle for all Blood and < Skin Diseases, Nervousness, Liver and Kidney Troubles, and offers $100.00 re- j ward to any person who will prove that thev have ever foiled or refuse! to comply ] wife the terms of the Guarantee. Hold by , Cnfeford Bros. Roll of Honor I In Lancaster Graded School for Quarter Ending Nov. < 24, 1905. Grade X. Margaret Williamson. Grade IX Pernie Stover,Maud Moore, Ed Oook, Lillian Silver. Grade VIII Mary Maasey, Margaret Moor. Grade VII?Scholarship: Robbie Porter, John Olyburn, Bessie Robinson, Mary Davis. Attendance-?Fay Cook, Maude Crenshaw, Marv Davis, Ruby Elliott, Lillie Green, Lelia Gregory, Monnie Ilalhcoek, IJleeka Hiu6on, Margaret Jones, Nannie King. Mary Knight, Jessie Knight Mildred Lindsay, Jeannette Poag, Robbie Porter, Connie Porter, Ha Roddey, Bessie Sowell, Benlah Sowel, Coriune Thomson, Mary Williamson, Carl Bennett, John Clyburn, Eugene Elliott, II. J. Gregory, Irvin Jackson, lr>. T ? I ?>' " *.?? juiics, i. *v. Moore, Will Plyler, Everett Taylor. Deportment?Carl Bennett, Irvin .Jackson, Ira Jones. Fay Cook, Lillie Crenshaw, Maude Crenshaw, Mary Davis, Corinne Thomson, Lillie Green, Carrie Gregory, Nannie King, Jessie Knight, Mildred Lindsey, Kate McManus, Jessie Milling Jeannette Poag, Robbie Porter,Connie Porter, IIa Roddey, Bessie Robinson. Beulah Sowoll, Mary Williamson. /_1 A- IT 1 TT .1 ?^. .. umutj vi. mgniy Distinguished?Sadie Blackmon, Nannie Hill Moore. Distinguished?Chalmers King, Tnomas Clanton, Jessie Lee Blackmon, John Blackmon, Willie Blackmon,. Attendance?Sadie Blackmon, Jessie Lee Blackmon, Marie Clyburn, Effie Plyler, Ida Porter, Nannie Hill Moore. Grade V. Distinguished?Kate Hines, Kauser Moore, Reece Funderburk, vVillie Robinson, Gilmore Dabney, Bennie Gulp. Attendance?Uortense Gr? gory, Ben Culp, Willie Robinson, S. B. Furguaon, Gilmore Dabney, Ruth Knight, Arthur Outen. Deportment?Frank Green, Mary Dabney, Bessie Dabney, Gilmore Dabney, Louise Jonec. Flonnie Jones, Mary McNinch, Benuie Culp, Lucius Bennett, tiortense Gregory. Grade IV. Highly Distinguished?Pierce liorton, Maude Clyburn, Ruth Riddle. - ? * ^ ? - x^iHiiuguisnea?ueorge Fariey Poovey, Leon Cauthen, Charlie Cook, Kflie May Culp, Zelma Johnson, Mary Moore, Ruth Mc Card ell. Attendance?Pierce Ilorton, George Fairey Poovey, Maude Clyburn, Zelma Johnson, Ruth McCardell, Ellie May Culp, Ruth Riddle. Grade III. Scholarship?Euphemia Ganson, Sela Porter, Mary Gooch, Louise Robinson, Mary Crawford, Nanna Perry, Orin Blaokmon, Katie Outen, Eugene Hough, Mary Lindsay, Ruth McDow, Mamie Johnson, Wayman Sullivan, Emmie Blackmon, Clyburn Wilson, Crawford Oulp, Louise Montgomery, Karl l'illman, Thomas Connor. A ttsndnnflfl r>ri 11 Tl I ? ? N/..M i9 i auiMllUIl) Wylie Hell (Jauthen, Rosa Carnes, Eupheruia Oanson, Louise Robinson, Crawford Gulp, Earl rillman. Grade II. Attendance?Marie McManus, Louise Poag, Bertie Small, Robert Allison, Hacker Billings, Henry Blackrnon,K. L. Crawford, Ezar Crenshaw, Chancey Gregory, O'JDell Horton. Scholarship?Highly Distiugu ished?Dorothy Moore, Louise Poag, Henry Blackmon, R L. Crawford, John Henry Clyburn. Distinguished?Kenan Moore. Ruth Fundorbnrk, James T Hough, Ernest. Reatv, Mab Harrison, Mscie Sturgis, O'Dcll lL>r ton, Chancey Gregory, Juanita So we 11 Grade I. Scholarship?Clyde Williams, Louise Wvlie, Oliuelie Hlackmon, Julian Ross, Marion Moore, Ilenry Gooch, lioyl Hunter, Ivah Nisbet, Freddie Knight. Attendance?M arion Allison, Mildred Green, Jesse McNinch, llenry Gooeb, Ruth Swaringen, Frddie Knight, Margie Clark, llarrv Cant hen. Deportment?James Hathcock, Marion Allison, Olinett Hlackmon, Mildred Green. Helen Williamson, Ruth Swaringen, Oti8 Bennett. In lusher grades none are put on roll of honor that do not make over 95 per cent?and are high ly distinguished. The enrol'ment is 497 to Nov. 24?an inerer.se of 10 per cent, in Central School?and a small decrease in School No. 2. Notice to ail M'ersons Indebted to the Lancaster Mercantile Co. As you well know, we made some business changes the first of last year, and it is absolutely necessary that we must collect all past due notes and accounts in order to settle with the late members of our concern ; therefore, we now ask our friends, wliom we have been so liberal with, to now make arrangements at once to pay us. All past due notes and accounts not settled promptly will be placed in the hands of our lawyer for collection. Yours truly, tf Lancaster Mercantile Co. HnonrnEms* I v Xtuu ox Yorkville Monument Works Equipped with modern machinery and electric power. In position to furnish anything in Sure Vermont Marble or Granite lonuments from the cheapest slab to the most elegant design. write ior catalogue and information. Yorkville, S. C. -I r 60 YEAR8* EXPERIENCE Kr MR w J _J * L J ^ f i H j I I 4 1 H tr% | Trade Marks Designs r 'Ff ' Copyrights Ac. Anyone sanding a sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an Invention Is probable natcntahla rnmmi.ni lions strict If confidential. HANOuOOk on Patents sont free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Patent- taken through Munn & Co. receive rprchil notice, without charge, lu the Scientific American. \ handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest circulation of any sclenttflo Journal. Terms, 93 a year; four months, 9L Sold by all newsdealers. MUNN & Co.30,B~-^ New York Branch Offloe, SX T St* Wash tag too. D. C. pgow PEAS draw n m^J\ air in large am< Potash and phosphoric to the r?1nnf -- ? Jt The multitude of purp remarkable eovv pea, are t illustrated book, "The Co tells of the splendid resi fertilizing eovv peas with 1 is free to farmers for the a Address. QERMAN KA1. New York?93 Nassau Street, or Atlu * n^E^i* + 1 1 XMAS T: $ ???? JXmas for everybody at Macko ing to Mackorell's for Toys, Xm eating line. Make up your mini ^ for you can get anything you w J want from a 1 cent Doll Baby or W China, Crockery, Glassware, ^ painted China of all kinds, Lamp ^ and anything you want. Com Works to burn. Yours ? J. B M; i HUYLER'S CAN Southern 1 *HE isoufH^ onna Unexcelled dining Through Pullman s on all through train ient schedules on all Winter tourist rate: effeet to all FlnriHa full information ; routes, etc., consult em Railway Tickc BROOKS MORGAN, A.G.P.A., Atlanta, Ga. PiREATli C At McCardell j S GREAT ANTE-REMi jk As we are going to move into m we are determined to move as li 1 sible. Therefore we offer to th< j entire stock of Clothing and Pan M other lines of merchandise, at pi ^ tion. When we say cost, we m< B Vl 1)\7f Vioon lfinrr omaikvU il _. ..v.. v/ iuvvn i\/u^ tmnign irciure LI of their confidence, and they kno V low prices, we mean business. ( # and embraces everything kept merchandise store. The sale wil j and January. So come early, an m a coming, and partake of the J McCardell & A1 V Nov. 28, 1905. 7 itrogen from the ounts, if sufficient acid are supplied >oscs served by the old in the 6 5- page w Pea," which also ilts obtained from Potash. The book sking. WORKS. nta. <ja.?22>J So. Hrnad Street. YE I I DINGS % rell's. Everybody com- ^ as Presents and in the ^ el to come to Mackorell ant and everything you ^ i up. J Imported China, hand ^ >s, Toilet Sets, Tea Sets, 4) e on everybody. Fire ^ truly, ackorell 5 dy TO EA^ iTES* SYSTEM car service, keeping cars is. Convenlocal trainc s are now in points. For is to rates, any Southt Agent, or n i?i ~ " K. W. HUN l,G.P.A,, I Charleston, S. C. rgains ? Allison Bros. \ DVABLE SALE S the Moore block soon, J ttle of our stock as pos- M e purchasing public our ^ ts at actual cost, and all J jnnc f^ 1 tuai viciy competi3an what we say. We ^ le public to gain a part M w when we say cost and C 3ur stock is complete, j in a firstclass general M 1 last during December % d come late, and keep 1 rare bargains we are ? lison Bros. M / ?