Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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C?? I KNO( \ ITS K J ? V From now ? to buy goods 5l goods. LiIS^ v W A orv * ii 3U men s a 7 50, now 5 ( p condition, on ^ Shoes at a sa fi at 45c. Best n In fact the g as we can't a j I^ANC V Tickled his Feet "With a Feather?Unique Cause for Divorce. The New ami Courier : Supreme Court Justice Giegerich decided in New York on Tuesday that Alvin T. J. Hitterlioil' had good legal cause for a divorce from his wife, Minnie, because among the other suffer ings which lie had been compelled to undergo at her hands was that she tickled the soles ol li s feet with a feather, ile protested against this unusual manifes tation of her affection |>y trying a to choke the playfulness out oi ,lftNer, and after t lie feather inci -"lit., we are told, the IiiderlOrti, u, according to the evidence the . t. utteu in Court, led "a doit's o4 ' " *ly vs ,y -J0 occasion the husband year'' 'bat he would blow u rrains if sho did not re ciiem, him, and after the red put on their relations, be js. He"1 applied an offensive hatchr hftr> hit him on ipped C with a hair brush with dressed t?*w*rity as to cause the aays h*' how, and her husband, lUac .1 It. r......... I ,.f I I.,. .1.. 11 "1 1 UI I IIU liei mantis of good housekeeping, "just lot the blood drip on tin* carpet" whil the strenuous partner of his joys and sorrows "went to tiie theatre." On another occasion, as we are informed, Mrs. Uitterhoff* issued a ukase Jorbidding her husband to smoke in the house or turn in liis toes. It is also noted that OPPl ^KS AT STOCKED mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmammmmmm until January we i. We have to mc CEN I Then come nd youths' Suits, )0. Big lot men's .e-third off Lot i icriflce. Lot 54-ir ; half patent Flow price is cut on ev ifford to move the on another occasion she attacked him lerociously with teeth, nailB and boot* simply because he had taken exception to her calling his relatives "a pack of dogs." The evidence was given to show that the woman in this case, although much smaller than her husband, made the conditions ot life in the Kilterhod household ra'lier animated at times, but one of the chief complaints against her was that she tickled the soles oi her husband's feet with a feather. Why the Court should have interfered we do not quite understand. There is no law that should pro hibit a wife from -o innocent a lorm <>t aimiu'in ti , ancl lor the sake of the women wlio are toolirli enough to ni irr.v any man on any account i' is hoped hat Mrs. Ritterhofr will carry ilie case to a higher Court so that the rules governing the conduct uJ wives may he clearly defined. Christmas Just a few days ofF. Our store has been crowded for the past two or three days, and while sales have been exceedingly heavy, we still show a full hand. Every time you want SHOES or anything in our line, remember Cherry sells them for less. CHERRY & CO. EVERY <Ci AT \ } are going to offer >ve January 1st. } and see : were $6 00, now Hats 50 per cent. < nen's Overcoats g ich Broadcloth at i r 2 25; best patent erything in our st< sm. Yours for . MERCi <^I TA/TA/rOTVTe rr/^TD TDT^T TT^i-^il wuiumuilO 1 Wl\ IM'jAJlC^r" STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA j County of Lancaster. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. G. W. Phillips, Plaintiff, against, Phillips Williams and Williams Defendants. r To the Defendants above named : t You are hereby summoned and re- c quired to answer the complaint in 1 this action, which is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your t answer to the Haid complaint on .1 1 Harry Foster, at hisollicein the town of Lancaster, South Carolina, within < twenty days from the service hereof, I exclusive of the rlnv nf annh uaaui?... I and if you fail to answer the com- * plaint within the time aforesaid, the } plaintiff in this action will apply to J the Court for the relief demanded in J the complaint. .1 HARRY FOST R, Plaintiff's Attorney. I >ated October 21th, 1005 To the absent Defendants Phillips \f Illinois and Williams. You will take Notice: Tha? t lie Complaint in this action was tiled in the ollice of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for I.anca-ter county on the 24th,dav of October 1005 ,J. HARRY FOSTKR, , Plaintiff's Attorney. Nov. 21st, 1005. LANCASTER & CHESTER RAILWAY COMPANY SCHKltUUK IN KPPKCT MAY :iH, IWJ6. DAILY KXCKI'T SUNUAV WKSTHOUND Lv Lancaster 6 :tu a m It 4.'> p ? t.v Fort liiiwn t> lit a in 4 lit p d I .v llascomvilli! 0 >9 a m 4 .11) p s Lv IllcliOoru 7 on a in I 4f> p p Ar t:humor ? 3Ua m 6Upi Ar Charlotte?Sou. Ity OSS am 1 on p n Ar Columbia?Sou It v 10 IS a in KASTIIODND l.v Colnmnia Sou Ity. ?l u;? a ni .1 III p n | l.f Chariot |e >oii.!t v Sofia in Ituui. nr I I.V Chester 9<1(1 a m (* I ft D IT I I Lv ItlcliburK .. ? 10 iv in h:i>|)b I ,v HaseomviUo y ft0 u m k 4ft p u ' l.v Port La,rn 10 Ofl u in 8 ftfl p t j Ar Lancaster Ill :H) it m y Ift p r { CONNECTIONS CIIEsTKR?Southern, Seaboard, and Caro ' Una & North-Western Railways. u LANCASTER? Southern Railway. I A. 1 . McLl'ltK, (Superintendent. , LKKOY S"RINtlS. President. < The Lancaster News, 8 pages twice a week, $1.50. NITY MAN'S I 'OXJRS T you the chance ( We can move cash 3.90. 25 men's off Lot men's Sh ;reatly reduced. 35c. Lot 54 inch ; 2 65. )re. We must s? business, ?N*IfcE An Ordinance iaii uruinance to tcaise supplies for the Fiscal Year Commencing January 1st, 1906. lie it ordained t?y the Mayor and dldernen of tlie Town of Laucastet, S. C? in Council iisk. mhled, and by the authority >f the same, to provide for supplies and lecessary expenses of the town: Section 1. 1 hat tlio following taxes be md are hereby levied lor the fiscal year 9i 6. that is to say: 1st. A tax of fifty cents on each $100 00 >f the value of all real and personal pro- I >erty within tho corporate limits of the own ot Lancaster, S G., due and payable I retween the first and thirtieth days of November. 19uG, at the olhce of the town I'reasnrer; and all taxes duo and remainng unpaid on *lie first du> of December. 9? tl, shall be subject to a penalty of fifteen | rer cent, lor the non-payment of taxes vhen duo. And the town Preasurer, after lefaillt in the payment of said taxes, shall ssue execution to any Policeman of the own or MiorifT of the County for the deiijuent taxes, costs and penalties, foilowtn.. ......I.. .. i- i:- - ?..w ...v.mv ?v?i v.i/iii v ill ^ UUIIIH|UBlir axes as now |?r??vi<l?-?l ny State laws. Section 7. A11 able bodied male permits between the ag? s of eighteen and Ifty ynirs, residing within the corporite limits of the Raid town, not exempt 'roin road duty under the laws of the Mate, .hall work the streets, pavements, ways ind bridges :>t the town under the direcion <>t and to tin satisfaction of such loliceiueu or overseers as may be appointd or may have already been appointed or a spaee ot time not less than tour days air exceeding six days in each year, l'r ?i( ed that, at the time ot receiving notice o perform such work, any person may pay uto the town Treasury two dollars coin nutation tax, which shall be received in ien of said work; that a substitute may be urnished, provided that such substitute s a male person over eighteen years of ige and provided with necessary tools, ind he shall la* required to do full and intisfactory work Any person refusing to pay said comuiustiun tax. perform sai 1 work, or furnish la- required . ubstitute with necessary ools. shall be tilled Hot less tball ti II dinars nor moie than thirty d< liars or be Inpiiv lied not 1< -is tliali ten days lior uore than thirty days, in the discretion of .he Mayor. Sec.ton 8. All ordinances or part of >rdinances inconsistent herewith shall be mil the Maine are hereby repealed, tatiiied by the Mayor and Aldermen, in ouneil Assembled, this 18th day ot l>e e in her, in the Year of our Lord one thousands Nine Hundred and live. K. E. WYLIE, Mayor. I ) CI I AS. D. JONES, Clerk A Treaa. ami s DOOR 8 I TOW! fi $ jf a lifetime l easier than ^ Suits, were urts, in good s Lot ladies' i Repellants k ? ill the goods X ? I. Auditor's Notice. _ *" Notice is hereby given that this office will be open from the 1st day of January to the 20th day of February, 1906, for the purpose of receiving tb? returns of the taxpayers of Lancaster County. r" All real estate with improvement* thereon, and all personal property of every description, must be returned at its true value in money, and all persons having such property in their possession or control as manager, holder, or as husband, parent, guardian, trustee, executor, administrator, receiver, accounting otllcer, agent, attorney or factor, on the 1st day of anuary, 100G, are required to list the same for taxation within the time required by law, or incur the penalty of 50 per cent, which attaches in case of failure to do so. The poll tax of One Dollar is laid upon all male persons between the ages of 21 and GO years, except per- * I sons who are exempt by law. The Auditor or an assistant will attend the fnlliiwina ? _ -- r. in LOB | county on the days named below for the convenience of t lie public : Osceola, Tuesday. Jan. 9,1906, 12 to 8 p. in. Pleasant Valley, Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1906. Belair, Thursday. Jan. 11.1906. Van Wyck, Friday, Jan. 12, 1906, to 2 p. in. llixie a. in., Dwight p. in., Monday, V Jan. 15. 1906. Tradesville, Tuesday, Jan. 16, 1006. Taxahaw, Wednesday, Jan . 17, 1006. Flat Creek Church, Thursday, Jan . IS,1906. Welsh's, Friday, Jan. 19, 1906. Primus, Saturday, Jan. 20, to 12 m. HaileMine, Monday, Jan. 22, 1906. Kershaw, Tuesday and Wednesday, j) Jan. 28 and 24, 1906. Heath Springs, Thursday, Jan 25. rieasant mil, 1-riday, Jan. 20, I'.iOO, to I p.m. W. T. Vanlandingham's, Monday, Jan. 28, 1906. \|| returns must be made in regular form and it is preferable tlint they be made by the proper owner in person on blanks provided for the purpose, The returns must be duly sworn . to before some officer qualified to ad* * minister an oath. All items of realty, whether farms or town lots, must be listed separately, and no return which says, "same | as last year," or "nochanges," will be accepted. After the above dates I will he found in the Auditor's cilice to wait upon the public. Respectfully, JOHN A. COOK, Auditor L C. V Lancaster C. il? L>ec. 4, 1896. ^