The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 31, 1906, Page 5, Image 5
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?Cotton brought 11 cent*
on this market yesterday ; cotton
seed, 30 cents.
? McCardell ami Allison Bros.
arn mnvinir ft. i
uvillisun
building across Main Rtreet into
the Moore block
? Mrs. A R. Banks, who has
been quite sick since her return
from CJolumbia, is now convalescent.
? Mr. A. T. Thompson, ol
llic mond county, N. C-, and
Mrs M.O. Oatoe, of Lancaster,
were m ?rried here last Sunday,
by Magistrate \V. P. Caskey.
? Mr. S. B. Robert1 on and
Mis< Ella Pate, bot.i ol L incas
ier, were married lad Sun lay
z by the Rev. T. A. I> >bney, p?s
tor the Secon'l Baptist church.
?Oapt. J. M. Warwick is
able to be out again, after a few
week-' illness. Mr. .1. M Cau
then is al>o up irom a seveiy
attack of rheumatism
?The total enrollment of the
white gradod schools of Lancaster
up to the 26th instant is 550,
a considerable increase over last
year's enrollment.
?Chief of Police Hun'er ha"
recovered from his recent attach
of rheumatism and is again at
his post, looking aft^r evildoers.
?Owing to the inclemency of
^ the weather, the Lancaster Publishing
company did not. begin
last Saturday the removal ot
its newspaper and job-office
plants into the Springs block
The transfer will likely be made
today and tomorrow.
? All persons having any busi^let-s
with the county pension
hoard are heieby notified of the
fact that the board will meet at
the court house on Feb. 5ih at
10 o'clock, a. 111.
^ ?Misses Lucy and Ethel Vanlandingham,
now of North Carolina,
have recently had a nice
monument erected at the grave
here of their mother, the late
Mrs. N. C. Vanlandingham.
? Mr. Thomas Beckham and
Miss Alice Caskey, daughter of
Mr. T. D. Caskey, of Dry Creek
section, were married last Wednesday,
24th instant, at Ileath
Springs, by the Itov. S. N. Watson
?President Harvie Jordan, of
the Southern Cotton Association,
has issued an address in which
he strongly urges the farmers to
stand firm for fifteen cents, the
price of cotton as fixed by the
New Orleans convention.
?Messrs E.A. and E.O.Thompson,
two uJ Mr.II.J .Thompson's
bright and promising young sons,
have decided to engage in the
mercantile business in Lancaster.
^ Tin y will do business in the
T1 t - 1 i i '
numer omitting lareiy vacated
by Carnea Bros
?County Treasurer Blackmon
^?as received a check for Lancaster
county's share, $2,235.35, of
the dispensary profits distribut
ed among tlie counties of th
state a few f'ays ai:o, a* published
in last Saturday's issue of
The News. The money will be
apportioned among the schools
of tne county as soon as possible,
^ by the Superintendent of E lu
cation.
| PERSONAL j
Attorney Kirkland, of Cam
den, was in town yesterday.
Mr. G oige Conk, of Flat 1
Ore^k, spent Monday nijrht in
Lancaster.
Mr. Joseph B yd. ?on of the
late J. B. Bo\d, is on a visit to
caster, his old home, after
an absence of fifteen years. Mr.
Boyd has been working of late
on the Carolina Field, of Georgetown.
Oapt. .J. C. Fo tor is spending
a lew days at his plantation in
the Wax haws.
Mr. S. L. McManus, who haR
I een speeding some lime in the 1
Tr;Me ville sec'ion, returned yes
lerdav to Haitsville.
Mr. J. C. Klho t.of the Heath?
Elliott Mule Company, has gone
West after more stock.
Mr. R. B. Lynn, of the Heathj
, Springs section, spent Mondavi
111 Lancaster.
Mr. W. P. Robinson, of the
Lancaster bar, ha9 pone to
Gainesville, Fla , on professional
business.
Maj. J. M. Riddle went over
to Rock Hill yesterday, to at
tend a meetinp of the stewards of
the Rock Iiill District.
Mrs. F. E. Smith and chil
dren of Newport are visiting the
family of her father, Mr. M. J.
Long, ol Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Massey,
of Vanwvck, have returned from
a visit to Florida.
Mr. L C. Payseur has returned
from a visit to Rutherfordton,
N. C.
Mrs T I'a K Jonoa ia anonain/?
? ?pv?UIUg
a few days in Columbia with
her husband, Judge Jones.
Misses Julia Gregory and
Mildred Cunningham, Winthrop
students, spent Saturday and
Sunday at their respective
homes here.
Mrs J. F. Boswell, of Burlcville,
Va., is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L C. Payseur.
M r Wi 11 i o nn -T Mini". ? ' I
M. . if ui |
Chesterfield, was in town yester
day. We are indebted to him
tor ft pleasant call while here.
Mr. Hicks is well pleased with
Lancaster's new paper, The
News.
Magistrate W. P. Caskev has
gone to Columbia to attend a
meeting in the interest of the
Cotton Growers' Association.
He is representing President
Strait, of the county association.
Marriage Tomorrow Afternoon.
The marriage of a popular
young couple is to be solemnized
tomorrow afternoon, at 3
o'clock. Mr. Robert A. Williams,
son ot Mr. T. P. Williams,is to be
the groom, and Miss Reulah Long,
the strikingly handsome and
attractive young daughter ol
Mr. M. J. Long, the bride. The
interesting ceremony will be
performed at the home of Mr. 1
Long, in the Creek section, Dr.
Boldridge, pastor ot the First
Baptist church of Lancaster, i
officiating.
?Lancaster Camp \V. O. W.
will meet Thursday night, Feb.
1st. A full attendance desired. <
Oltl Review Office Xot sn Darned
Old After All.
Since cousuhing with 'Squire
Moore, the owner of 1 ll?" old
Review of lice, the removal of
winch wan tiote I in our last issue.
we lnv * concluded to nn? lify
he stntemeni therein mile a*
to to the age of that building.
We paid that if w is built nearly
fifty years ago, but as tin*
'Squire claims to have an i\
distinct recollection ot having
Been tlie building in course of
constrytion, and inu-mueh as
the 'Squire, like ourself, is still
a young man we, in the intone t
of historical aecuracv, a:e con
strained to knock off about ten
years of the age of the ouilding,
making it, about forty, instead
of fifty years ol I.
Bu' *\'o still stand by the a <
given of the editorial loom added
to it. we said that room
was bui t in 1884, twenty two
years ago, and we sticK to it.
We know whereof we speak bePflUCO
vuo 1 ^ * ? ? 1?
u,.u u "u <nc i in- oiny person
who ever occupied it. By the
way, it was with feelings of sincere
sorrow that we gave up
that cozy little sanctum It
was just about our size and it
was there that tho best days of
li'e were spent. But we forebear:
we do not wish to inflict
on our readers any personal
reminiscences.
Business Notices.
Notices inserted under
this head at tlie rate of ONK CENT
A WORD for each insertion. No
notice to be counted less than 25
words.
FOR SALE?One pair of new shoes. A
bargain. Reason lor selling, too huge. For
further particulars see Cotton Mill Stoie
Company.
TO RENT?Five or eix horse farm.
Eastern section of the county, known as
"the J N. Est ridge Home I'luee" Oooil
building. T. Y. Williams.
FOR SAliE? One pair of now shoes. A
bargain. Reason for selling, too large For
further particulars see Cotton Mill Store
Com puny.
FOR SALE? Good young milch cow. J
Jersey?3rd calf Also lot good fodder
Apply to T W McMurrav
4t Lnnnnufm Vi ^ ^ ,x v* ' '
?.v., u, u. IV. A . IJ. AU I.
FOR SALE?Ono p'iir of new olioes A
bargain. Reason for selling, too large For
further particulars see Cotton .Mill More
Company.
FOR ltKNT?My '2-story, (i room dwelling
on Main street, two blocks from court
house. Or will sell on easy terms or ex<
Range for well improved farm near town
J.J. Rl irkmiiu. 1'21-lm
FOR SALE?One pair of new shoes. A
bargain. Reason for selling too large For
further particulars, me Cotton Mill Store
Company.
? llOICF. Barred Plymouth Rock Egtis
for sale, 5i> cents tor lo, at the yard J. N.
Crockett. 1-24-lm
TWO good Second-hand Stoves for sale.
Apply at 1 ho News Oftice.
NOW is the time everybody enjoys
a good drink of Coffee. (Jail at Bennett's
and get your winter supply.
2w.
WANTED. ? Bright, honest young
man from Lancaster, 8. <5., to prepare
for paying position in Government
Mail Service. Box One, Cellar
Rapid*, la.
d
Cabbage Plants
1 am again ready to till your order:: for
?arl, ,m.l Into ?11
v.. ?fi iiiiniagc plants
They are grown in the open air near Bait
water, atxl will stuud hard cold without
injury.
Trices, tl.Sn per 1 .<>!?(?. Special prices
on larger lots And special inducements
to dealers W. F. <' A IS K.
Meggetts, 8.0.
Thfl NflWO 1)068 Job Panting
lilu llClIU for others. Why
can't we do yours? ??????
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Why is It to Your j
an Accou
II ts.a tw H..
I iuu nisi nil
OF LANCASTER, ?
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BECAUSE?It is a strong, car
rate ami successfi
BECAUSE?It is the only 1
County.
BECAUSE?It is a growing, a
hank in every pa
BECAUSE?Your account wil
and your intcrei
considered.
BECAUSE?This bank has an
a modern burglar
your funds and p
I I WUPAI'CL' 1- '
uuv ? uoij?1~jvery ue imBimr
ai the hank.
BECAUSE?It is required t
Government at
Bonds as security
BECAUSE?This bank studiei
and pro[ierlv tak(
business is iarge i
BECAUSE?It does an excluf
consequently, nol
BECAUSE?It is in position t
you, to collect yoi
to your banking
BECAUSE?Its dialings with
confidential, and
and to advise.
BECAUSE?This bank is und
inspection and su
A* u~i:
* xmkj MW1 urnt'VC V<MI call J
this batik wi'l give you, and i
to or call upon
CHAS. D. JONES, o
President.
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f?mrIn
ff&lilllll
Everything els<
"rock bottom,"
than cost,
chance?impro
5,000 Yards 10c. Outing Goi
Williams-h:
The Ca
MONEY TO LOAN.
I am prepared, as usual, to negotiate loan*,
on Improved cotton (arms, in Miins oi Jfcton.ou
and upwards for tlv-' years. Interest at 7 per
cent on sums of #1,000 00 and over. Under
#1,000.00. N per cent, interest. No lirokeraire
or commission charged?only a reasonable fee
(or abstract of title.
K. K. WYMK,
A ttornev-at- Law.
Cherry <?k Co.
has the best line of CHEAP
CLOTHING that was ever offered
on this market. Call quick
at Mac Key's corner.
Notice of Discharge.
NOTICE is hefrbv given that the under*
gned a* niimim^lratrr of the estate ? f
E. I?. bowers, deceased, wil! on l-'eb *2M,
l'JOfi, make his final return as snob administrator,
and apply to the Probate
Court for Ijancaster county, for a Anal discharge.
J. A Bowera,
Administrator of Estate of
E. D. Bowers.
Jan. 30, lOOti.
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\dvantage to Keep
mt With
it 1 A1I?1 I l> niklr I
Wm'Ml IHIIIK
? ? Lancaster, S. C.
ef 111. liberal, prompt, accujl
institution.
National Bank in Lancaster
ctivp, progressive, up-to-date
rtieular.
II be appreciated by the bank
sts will always be carefully
excellent fire-proof vault and
proof safe in which to put.
apt
is al\va\R a welcome visitor
o keep on deposit with the
Washington United States
for circulation and deposits.
3 th<> lifjpila <?f ?"
w. iv-? i u^iuui^rs,
es care of them whether their
nr small.
?ive banking business, am',
oody ran serve you better,
o make good investments for
11 r drafts or notes, and attend
wants generally.
all customers are absolutely
it is always ready to assist
er United States Government
ipervision.
OJSE
tsk for better treatment than
ve therefore ask you to write i
r E. M. CROXTON,
Cashier.
Ml
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1 Grand
Dry Goods, Notions,
Clothing
I and Blanket
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e is priced to
?often lower
Now is your
ve it
ng at 7 1-2c.
lughes Co.
sh Store. !
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More
%?rKT,
W and better
Mules
They will reach Lancaster
by Saturday of this
week. Our Mr. Elliott
is now in tho Western
markets selecting tho
best Mule'' to bo found.
Don't buy until ^ou see
our new supply.
HEATH-ELLIOTT MULE CO.
Jan. 30, 1906.