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jTHE NEWS IN BRIEF Tlie trustees of the South Carolina College have decided to stop the students from pla.viui: intercollegiate football. V. T. San ford, ex tax col lee tor of Floyd county, Oa., stood his second trial in Rome las! week for killing George Wright, whom ho charged with having intimate relations with Mrs Sanford A verdict of not guilty was rendered Saturday night. Washington correspondents nl daily papers announce that no more Southern negroes are to be annointed to nresidential offices. rx' Gov. Glenn of North Carolina made addresses in Charleston Sunday, under I lie auspices ol the Y. M. C. A. A. A. Lawrence, one of the attorneys for the defense in tlie famous Green and Gaynor case, now being tried in Savannah, was fined if 100. Saturday by Judge Speer for contempt of court. The meeting of the state Bar association has heen postponed from the 1 Sth and 19th until the 24th and 25th of this month. JonUiiiR Burrows and Arthur Williams, both negroes, were legally hanged in Kingstree Friday, for the murder of Mr. .Julian Wilson. The Washington house," Co lumbia's oldest building, was burned Friday night. A squad of state constables were fired on from ambush a few days ago as they were returning from a raid in the Dark Corner of Spartanburg county. The Russian government for the first time has revealed the cost of the war with Japan. The figures are $1,050,000,000. Clyden Odcm, young son ol Postmaster J. B. Odom, of John 41.?4?i^ 4?i i i i e? ... ??. nil' II* l 111 r> hliHl!, i v 1 I Ill'ilH lUiriUUM into a well Friday. He was not seriously hurt. Fifteen Cents Cotton. Is good for the pocket; but it takes OUlt NEW DISCOVERY for that bad taste in the mouth every morning, and that old weak back, and tired dull feeling when you get up. 'l'he ouly $1.00 liquid preparation sold with an absolute GUARANTEE with each bottle for all Blood nnl Skin diseases, Nervousnness, I.iver and Kidney Troubles. You run no risk whatever in buying OUlt NEW DISCOVERY. Your druggist will sigu the guarantee, b'old by Crawford tiros. * J Mr. John T. Stevens, ol Ker shaw, wab in town Monday and eslerday. Sjrs R. J. M. Steele and lit'granddaughter are vising *? Steele's daughter here, oodman Taylor. Vic'oiia Haynes, of jta, N. C , is visiting her !rs. Ed. Carpenter. John C Hla-kmon. of rx.v, visited L a n c a s t e r day. Mrs. W. M. Monro spent a rouple of days in llentli Springs last week will) her friend Mrs. S. N Watson. Attacked. Says Mrs, Nancy Stoddard of Fountain Inn. S. (}. I was attnckcd by that terrible monster you call Rheumatism OIJK NEW DISCOVERY was recommended to me by our druggist, and after taking two bottles, that great monster of trouble and suffering was forced to take its flight. I gladly r?oommend it to any suffering with Kkeumaiaw. ?old by Crawford Uroa. Kershaw Citizens in Business in Cheraw. Oheraw Chronicle : Mr. W. O. Croxton, ot Kershaw, has opened up a grocerx business in I lie Melton building next to the barber shop and iputting in a nice line of grocer ies. Mr. L. B. Cioxton hatcharge of tlie business. lie it an experienced grocer?knows the business from a to z and will no doubt, soon build up a good t rade. $100.00 Ueward. OUK NEW DI8C!(>VEHY MEDICINE COMPANY of Lnurens, S C., has manufactured and sold thousands ofbottlenol OUK NEW DIHCOVEttV within tho last three (3) years wiih an absolute GIJAKANI'EE witli each bottle for all Wood an. >kin Diseases, Nervousness, Liver and Kidney Troubles, and offers $100.00 reward to auy person who will prove that they have ever failed or refuse! to comply with (lie terms of tlin Cnaraiiten Sold liv Crawford Hroa. MWnrV ol aM kinds done II U1IV at The News office ' f I J'noororiui* MAIiRLK CO. TT 1 M1 x oricviue 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 for catalogue and information. Yorkville, S. C. mnn lfTTmiiiT nniinn MIC, mUIUAL KtiLlM AND BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH CAROLINA The Only Reliable Colored Insurance Association in Lancaster County. QT^MIW /~1 T> T71 ITT I Vn?3 Columbia, S C.. Jan. 1, 1906. At a meeting of he Board of Directors held at lllce of tin Association, di.esduy. Doc ember 20, 100f>, Dr. A. P. Dunbar was utianbnously ie elected General Mana.er, and will give all of his time, while in the State, to the business ?>1 the Association, he having de cided not to leave tin* S ato lie it remembered tint our As?oci i t ion is purely benevolent, unci we have met promptly ever\ obligation promis' tl. 0 u rj Agents have the confidence am! respect of the busine s men in the several communities in which they operate, for we em ploy nous but the best, and our members ar^ satisfied. Wt promise lor the future a contin liniiA^ <. f Atlf n?tt I "I V? |/I win |'V) V'UVUII business methods, and honest adiministration. We wish yo.j a happy new year and a pleasant journey through its twelve (I 2) months, without sickness or death. Yours, Rev. A. R. Robinson, Vice-I'resident. D. (J. BARNES, Agent. w1'!" " w i ? , *D|k Columbia, S. C. I _ Another Car Load Of FINE MULES and HORSES iust received. If you do not believe that they are the very best ever put on the Lancaster market, call and see for yourself. Come, too, before they are all gone, for we are selling them rapidly. And when you come we want to show you some _ / ? i oi tne nicest Wagons and Buggies that ever turned a wheel. HEATH-ELLIOTT MOLE GO. Nov. 28, 1905. Itlsn veil known fact that cotton, or any other croj>, produced with Vir frinia-Carolina l-ertili/.erH will bring I the highest itossihlc price on the uiarI ket. Slake healthy, strong, well-do veloped, early cotton, with full grown holla on the fruit limha at the lame t>8 I well as all the waj unto the very top ami tip ends of the branches ot tho cotton plants, hy liberally using Virginia=Carolina Fertilizers. They contain all the materials neces- j sary to supply t< > your land the elo- I meats whien nave boon falcon from it ' by r? peated cultivation year after year. I These fertilizers will greatly "increase your yields |iet acre." Accept 110 eubI stituie from your dealer. Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co. Kictimond. Va. Atlanta. On. Norfolk. Va. Savannah, (?a. ft Durham, N. C. Montgomery, Ala I Charleston, S. C. Memphis, Tenn. ' I Baltimore, Md. Shrovoport, ha. Notice of Discharge. NOTICE is hereby given fhat. the undersigned, as Executrix of the wiii of Wiii. Knight, deceased, will, on the 7th day of February, 190G, make her linal return as such Executrix, and apply to the Probate Court for Lancaster County for a final discharge. A N N I B B. W I LSON. Executrix of the Will of Win. Knight, deceased. Lancaster, S. C.f Jan . 6,1SKK??lmo. gger YIcl i er of acres fertilized with Farmei Dtton, than the same acreage with oes more than that. It makes it increase the yield. Try it thi ^ Made With Fish years of fertilizer experience ba< >f Royster fertilizers were used 01 msiness stamps Farmers' Bone tl LOOK AT OUR TWENTY YEARS' RECG 1005-25O TONS / 1890-1,500 TONS \ / 1095?12,000 TONS ' 1900-58,4-55 TONS 1905-130,091 TON S. ROYSTER GUANO I ...Ab TIME RO We are at the year's business a on the threshol Year and look b perb trade we h; the past twelve r very grateful to c patrons. We dc our sincere apprc and every one c nart von have tal I J up the best yea our history. In our appreciation port we are goin for the next 30 that will astonis We will not sa) it's so common, that you come an and get the prices ing you and he coming year ma) most happy and your life, we are, Wii!iams-h The Underse Cabbage Plants 1 aui again ready to till your orders for early and lata varieties of cabbage plants | They are grown in the open nir near salt , water, and will staud hard cold without injury. Prices, $1.50 per 1,000. Special prices on larger lots. And special inducements to dealers. W. F. OAKR, Muggotts, S.C. Ids 1 s' Bone produce a MB i ordinary fertilizer. possible to reduce HB s year. The man fijl i the crops of 1905. " Pfl Tarboro, N. C. Ulla Macon, Ca. ?89? ID... I * II VIC AM wwO VII 0 { end of another nd as we stand d of the New ack at the suive had during nonths, we feel Dur friends and :sire to exnress I :ciation to each if you for the cen in building r's business in order to show of your supg to sell goods days at prices h the natives. ? AT COST? All we ask is d see the goods Again thank>ping that the r be to you the prosperous of gratefully, 1| lughes Co mng More. j. , ? ? ? i wjncy to loan I um preparOB. us usual, to negotiate loans, i>n Improved aMton farms, in sums of *300 00 and upwards fQr Uvr years. Interest at 7 per cent on suiaT of #1,000.00 and over. Under #1,000.00. h pnf cent. Interest. No brokerage or commisslO! charged?only a reasonable fee K. E. WYL.IE, iiL Attornevat-Law. 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