The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 17, 1906, Page 5, Image 5
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?Cotton brought 11.25 cents
on this market yesterday ; cotton
seed, 30 cents.
?Merchant Edwards has a
unique announcement in today's
paper. Don't f<*il to read it.
? Hey. Dr. Boldridge will
tireaoh at. flumn i. ??* - '
r ?vr.??|' v/ioci\ i)it|HlS(>
church Sunday at 3 o'clock
p. m.
? Mr. W. .J. Sims, of Wnxhaw,
N. C., and Miss Laura l'eav, of
Chester, were married last Wednesday
afternoon.
?Miss Mary Clyburn gave a
delightful ''apron party" last
evening, at her father's hospitable
home on Main stteet
4 ?Sheriff Ilunter has been
quite sick for ilie past fe v da3's,
but ins many friends will he
pleased to learn that he is improving.
?A'colored brick mason Irom
Charlotte, name unknown, 'lied
yesterday on Mr. R. L. Vaughn's
place. He was taken sick Sunday.
?We are requested to announce
tliat. the King's Daugli
ters will serve dinners during
the next term r?f -
... </i vi'UI l, 111 it
building on Main street.
?Elliott Mcllwain, col., was
convicted Friday in Magistrate
Caskey's court of disorderly conyduct.
Ilis sentence was $10, or
30 days, lie paid the fine.
?The Franklin Circle had an
interesting meeting Monday
atternoon. The Circle decided
to contribute $50. to the establishment
of a state reformatory
for youthful criminals.
?Attention is called to new
announcement in today's paper
by the First National Bank of
Lancaster. It will be seen that
thirteen excellent reasons are
given why the First National
merns a liberal share of the
public patronage. Owing to its
admirable management, Lancaster's
now bank i9 rapidly increasing
its volume of business.
?The Lancaster Mercantile
company quotes some prices in
today's paper which will be es
pecially pleasing to bargain
seekers. In moving its im
mense stocks into the company's
handsome new store rooms
many valuable articles were
found, which may now be seen
on the bargain counters.
Sub-Associations of the Cotton
_ \ Growers to Meet next Saturday.
County Organizer Geo. W.
J Anno rAAiiAol-rt L
itvjiiDniB bllUL Mil HllO-aSSO
ciations meet next Saturday at
their respective places ol meeting.
lie also requests that all
dues and tees unpaid he collected
and brought to the county
meeting the first Monday in
February. He says that Presi
dent Smith and Secretary VVes- i
ton, of the State association, will
* certainly attend the county meet
y nng and he expresses the hope
that they will be greeted with a
large crowd.
Mr. Jones will fill his appoint
ments for this week, as already
published in The News.
Mr. Paul G. McCorkle, of
^ Chester, was in town yesterday.
PERSONAL
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Mrs. A. P. McLure went to
Orangoburg Saturday.
Mis. John Crawford is visiting
relatives in Charlotte.
Col. T. Y Williams went to
Columbia Monday night.
Mr. R. B- Mackey, of Heath
Serine's. wn? in " * ?1 ?
t c, , ?. i?" vv/H J KJ? tt' I'll <iy .
Mr. II B. Museey, of IlockIIill,
spent Monday in Lancaster
Col. R. E. Allison returned
!
Saturday from a visit lo Yorkvillo.
Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Stevens,
of Itnck Hill, visited Lancaster
Monday.
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Mi-t> Lucv Montgomery, of
Charlotte, is visiting Mrs. Chas.
D Jones.
Mr J. Mike Sowed visited ids
late home in the Taxahaw section
this week.
Capt. T. C. Hicks returned
Saturday from a Kuecesslul busi
nesH trip in iNortii Carolina.
Mr. 11. M. Johnson, of GafFney,
was a visitor to Lancaster,
his former homo, this week.
Col. and Mrs. H. G. Mcllwaiu,
ol Kock Hill, visited Lancaster,
their old home, this
week.
Messrs Lucius and Edgar
Marion, of Richburg, visited
their sister, Mrs. R. B. Allison,
this
Capt. W. S Lee, who has
been sick at Catawba Falls, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. John
A. Stewman.
Senator Hough and Sergeantat
arms Wilson, of the House,
spent Sunday at their respec
tive homes here.
Mr. J. F. McManus, a good
citizen of Tradesville, S. C., has
bought a house and lot in North
Monroe and will move to it the
first of next week.?Monroe
Enquirer.
\,T I? T Wl - J "
i?i.. m. a. riyim ana iamny ot
New Cut, S. 0., were here yesterday
to see Mr. Flyun's mother,
Mrs. Jane Flynn, who is ill.?
Monroe Enquirer.
Mrs. Charles A. Lvnn, ot
Columbia, who was here during :
the sickness and death of her
mother, Mrs. A. T. Ferguson, '
returned home Friday.
Dr. W. M. Crawford, who
has been sick for some time,
left Monday afternoon for At
lanta, for treatment,. TT A w o a I
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accompanied by Mr. John Crawford
. <
Mr. J. \V. Vincent, of New 1
York, is visiting in Kershaw, lie '
has heen traveling for P. F. Col- 1
lier & Son, but when he returns
to New York he expects to accept
a similar position with the
American Tobacco Co.
Mr. T. S. t ?
? - -. v, v, 4 v/ ^ v 1*9 ? il 1.1
sons, of Oklahoma, who have <
been vising relatives here and in ]
the county, as previously noted i
in The News, left here Saturday '
lor Shopton, N (J., where they
will spend a few days with rela- !
tivea before going home. Mr. t
Riddle was accompanied by hia l
sister, Miss Ida Riddle, and his ]
brother, Mr. Herbert Riddle, of ]
Dixie, who will spend some time i
with him in Oklahoma. (
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REM
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Don't let this sale
make it to your int<
and find that we Ik
1 year. They must 1
Cotton Go
5c Standard Colicoes, no\
Oc Checked Homespun, 11
7 l-2c Madras Ginghams
8 l-2c Outing, now 6 l-4<
10c Outing, now 8 l-3c.
10c Flannelets, now 8c.
1 op k.otfun tuoill 't
wkvuii a taiU) ivv l
Dress Got
You can find a good se
Goods in our place and we
goods at 25 per cent, un
price. This is a great fea
have got to buy dress good:
Don't forget tha
and after that date
fourth door from I
E. E
The Store
Misses Ada and Matlie Oly
burn, ol Haile Mine, are visiting
their cousin, Mit-s Mary Clyburn.
Mrs. Moffatt, of Troy Tenn ,
who has been SDendinc smnA
time with her daughter, Mr.'.
Paul A. Pressley, returned home
a day or two ago. She was ac
companied by Mrs. Pressley, who
will remain in Tennessee a few
weeks.
Mr.T.S.Carter and I)r.John E.
Welsh spent Sunday in the
Longsville section. Tliey were
accompanied home by Mrs. Carter
and daughter. Miss Essie, who
have been visiting relatives at
Longsville.
Cotton Growers* Meeting at Itich
Hill.
A Cotton Growers' meeting
will be held at Rich Hill school
house next Saturday, 20th, at
2 o'clock p. m. Every man in
the school district is requested to
be present, as business of importance
is to be transacted.
N. B. Small, Ch'm.
J. W. Blackmon, Sec.
Marriage in Fort Lawn.
Miss Alma Jordan, daughter
)f Mr. I). D. Jordan, of Fort
Lawn, and Mr. Robert Lee Ed
wards, son of Oapt. \V. !i. Edwards,
of this city, were married
Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 10,
L906, at 2 o'clock at the home of
die bride's parents. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. J.
tl. Yarborough. Mr. and Mrs.
Edwards will make their home
near Harmony Baptist church.?
Chester Lantern.
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go by without making u
srest. We have just fin
ive too many goods for
ic sold. Listen to the i
ods Lad
n r o I and Jackets. W
r~ ' | to close, and will
, now 5c. move the goods.
Clothi
I.oc A great reduct
$6.00 Suits, no
10.00 Suits, no
5.00 Overcoat
6.00 Overcoat
10.00 Overcoat
lection of Dress rion't fet this
will sell you the need of clothing
der the regular j space to mention
st for ladies who, are offering, so c
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t this sale will close JA
we will be found in t
7irst National Bank.
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That Keeps Prices in Reach of
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Why is It to Your I
an Accou
The First h
OF LANCASTER, ?
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BECAUSE?It is a strong, can
rate and successfu
BECAUSE?It is the only I
County.
BECAUSE?It is a growing, at
bank in every par
(BECAUSE?Your account wil
and your in teres
considered.
| BECAUSE?This bank has an t
a modern burglar
your funds and pa
BECAUSE?Every depositor i
at the bank.
BECAUSE?It. is required t<
Government at
Bonds as security
BECAUSE?This bank studies
and properly take
business is large o
BECAUSE?It does an exclus
consequently, nob
BECAUSE?It is in position tc
you, to collect you
to your banking v
S BECAUSE?Its dealings with
confidential, and
and to advise.
BECAUSE?This bank is nnde
inspection and su]
liECA
we do not believe you can a
thia bank will give you, and w
to or call upon
iCHAS. D. JONES, 01
President.
5
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JESS
s a call. We will
lished taking stock
this season of the
"eduction in prices :
ies' Coats
e still have a few of these
make the price so as to
ng Bargains
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,iun in looming,
w 4.95.
vv 6.90.
,s, now 3.90.
;s, now 4.95.
;s, now 6.90.
opportunity go by, if in
<;. It will take too much
all the great bargains we
all on us and we will show
NUARY 31st,
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Advantage to Keep
nt With
tional Bank;
? ? Lancaster, S. C.
pful, liberal, prompt, accuil
institution.
National Bank in Lancaster 1
;tive, progressive, up-to-date
ticular.
I he appreciated by the bank
ts will always be carefully
excellent fire proof vault and
proof safe iu which to put A
pers. i?jp
8 always a welcome visitor
> keep on deposit with the
Washington United States#* . ]r
for circulation and depopits.r^^^
the needs of its customers!?^
s care of them whether theina'
r small. ft [
ive banking business, anJLeL^
ody can serve you better.
> make good investments fci^r.
r drafts or notes, and attend^F-^
vants generally.
nil * * "
uuntuiiierH are aDsolutely
it is always ready to assist > OS
ir United States Government
pervision.
.tjse j
sk for better treatment than
e therefore ask you to write
E. M. CROXTON,
Cashier.
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