The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 14, 1906, Page 5, Image 5
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?Cotton brought 10;f cents
on this market yesterday ; cot- 8
ton seed, 27 cents.
?Dr. J. II. Bounce will J
preach at Camp C?eek church
next Sunday altern?on at 3
o'clock. ^
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?Mr. Roach Kenid gton, son
of Mr. tioorge Kenn u.ton, and
M iss Leila Todd, daughter of ,
Mr. Daniel Todd, of the .J ack-onliatn
section, were married
last Thursday, by the Ib'v. -J. M. t
Wliite. *
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? Manager Wylie, of Uio
Cloud house, lias finished tlio big i:
'task of moving his stock of '
-' ' goods Irom the Masonic building
info the Springs block, lie is t
now going to have one of the 1
prettiest stores in the up conntry.
,,
? The Farmers' Alliance Ex A
change in, Columbia, has appor e
tiooed among the counties en
till* (I there'o $15,074.78 of the [
fund on h?iul. Lmcaster c >un- j
fy ge's $594 02; York. $1,200; i
Chester, $~78 S7; Kershaw,
$360.12; Chestei field, $323.27.
?Sheriff Hunter went to |
Charlotte Monday afternoon \
after .)ohti Bdlard, a colored i
servant at the Central hotel who
is wanted here to answer to the
charge of larceny. lie is expect*
d to return with his prison ^
er today. There seems to bo a
Isimiar charge against Mallard
Jin Charlotte, hut lie will be
brought here lor tiial first. e
?The residence of Mr. J. T. ^
Tinmasson, manager of the (1
Lancaster telephone system, nar- ^
rowh escaped destruction I)}*
fire Sunday morning, about 10
o'clock. The root was set afire y
by a spark from the chimney 1
and about six feet along one ol t1
thje valleys was burned before ^
tKe ll imes were discovered. The l'
tim ly discovery of the tiro no
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U 'UI i Miveu ine uuildlllg. p
Death of Mr. 'fori Jfoitffh.
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Mr. Joel Hough, clerk <>1 the ^
court of Iv.ar.-haw, die 1 at li li
^home in Camden Monday, Ir 111
tlio effect of a paralytic stroke. A
Mr. Hough was a gallant con
f "derate soldier, was a member
of Ken?haw's bregade, and was
twic-i desperately wounded m r
battle. Ho had many friends ;<
in this county who will he pain- ..
ed I o hear of his death.
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Jf'os He from Ijdncaster Count if/
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'I he Daily Trihuno ol Tampa, \
Fhv., of the 3id instant, contains
an recount of tlio finding in a /
boat in old Tampa bay of cloth- li
ing tvidently belonging to C. W.
+ Bruce, a carpenter of that city, '
origin illy from South Carolina.
lie had been missing lor a week j,
or more. It is thought that lie c
, committed suic do by drowning 1
or accidentally fell . overboard, 'j
lis hotly lias not been found. j
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Don Hies of iirief. ^
A notable inst>,**'*6 of a dog's a
devotion to Jts owner occurred
in this community a tew days i
f ^ago. Mrs. Julius Blackmon, who
recently died in Lancaster, as
noted in The News at tho time,
owned a little "fice," to which h
she was greatly attached. Hav- c
ing no children, Mrs. Blackmon li
was wont to pet I he dog a great t
deal. And when she died the u
griel of the little 'dice" was in- r
^nsolable. Tt howled most pit- S
JRisly for several days and nights t<
Mfefused to eat anything and final- C
ly died. h
PERSONAL Hi
11. A. Dobson, E q., of Ivorliaw,
iti town Monday.
Col. II. G. Mcllwain, of Rock
Iill, spent yes'erdav in Lancas01*.
Mr. 0. F. Spencer, of the
u>;k b?r, was in town yesteray.
Mr. Marion Witherspon and
amily are visi ing relatives in
Charlotte. 9
Mrs. W. M. Moore relurns
his week from a visit to reiaives
in Gafl'ney.
Mrs. J. E. Poore, of Columbia,
3 visiting her parents, Mr. and
Irs. L. C. Payseur.
Mr. R. M. McCrorey, ol
irienville, spent Sunday in
jane aster, his old home.
Mr. Ilt-el NVitherspoor. and
lis charming b'i le returned
.louday night from their northrn
tour.
Mrs. A. II. Greene, of Rick
Iill, came oy.r Sunday to visit
icr daughter, Mrs. W. T. Wil
i hub.
Mr. O. P. Ileath, ono of
?h irlotte's well known capita
ists, who is largely interested
n Lancaster, his old home, was
11 town last Saturday.
Mr. J. N. Spann. of Columbia.
,nd his friend Mr. Leo Spillman.
t Baltimore, were tho gues's 01
t l" inul M rn <1 I' ' '"?>?- " lint
- *. . ?uvi 4TAI O vy , X . I mo
veek.
Mr. A. J. Clark, formerly
ditor of llio Lancas'er Enter
rise, was in tho city a short
>hi!o tins niorn.ng on his io:u:i.
rem a short trip to Colutnlva.?
Jhester Lantern.
Mrs. J. F. B >s\vell, of Burk
ille, Va., wlio has been spend
ng some time here with her
brents, Mr. ami Mrs. L. C.
htyteur, returne 1 home Satur ~
ay.
The Itev. Paul A. Presley, 1
astor of the A. K. P. church, Sl
eft last evening for Nashville, a<
'enn , whore he v.ill spend in w
est and study a month's vara
ion that has been given him by .j,
lis congregation.
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in
I Ldncttstrian's A arrow ICttrnjn ,
in Jioclc Hill.
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Mr. John F. Addison, until
econtly a member of the police jj
;)rw "? t, met wnii an I s(
ecidcut Saturday in IIo<'k Hill L]
vliich nearly cost him his life, a|
s will be seen by th^ following p,
pecial from llock liiil to the ;\|
Jews and Courier: ,,!
A young man named John
iddison, a new (1 igmau on a
reight train, was thought to bo ,
died here tins morning lrom a ^
all lrom a car, but he after- '
/ards recovered. llo was stand- j1'
agon top of a car while shift- '
tig. The engine humped this c
ar violently and Addison was
hrowti to tiio ground, falling on
is head. It was though at
rst that his neck was broken, j.'*
le afterwards recovered some <>i
irhat and was taUon to the city
ospital, where ho is getting sj,
long very well. Ki
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Yhut I'oliceniaii Jlateman Has o,
to Sao os to Solicitor IIcorn's ?
'Vestlmonif. I a
Mr. G. E. Bateman,now a memier
of the police force of Lan P
aster, but who was chief of poice
of Kershaw at the timo of
he Morrison lynching, requests
is to state in his behalf that the
elerencos to himself made by is
Solicitor Henry in the latter's
estimony before Judge Gage in fll
theater last Saturday, at the C
tearing of the motion for a
15io
Owing to the delay in c
on February 1st, as stated ;
store with a complete line o
advance in cotton goods, the
Tliree '
40-inch White Lawn, bought
our store now, and we are g
don't hesitate to say we lay
he bought today at the price
ings in mercerized goods, ca
goods 22 l-2c the yard. W<
Mew S]
and will make the price 10 c
short pieces of 10 to 20 yard
ing of Shirting Prints in no;
early spring suits, in best co
Come to see us in our new
we will interest you in quali
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Fourth Door
rm^e of venue in the d; mage
lit by the Morrison estate;
riinst Lancaster, are altoget her !
itlnut foundation in fact. Mr. i
atom in says that lie did cv rvlingin
his po -ver as an officer ot
10 law to aid Solicitor Henry
i his investigation of the 'ynch- i
ig; thai ho even at his own excuse
hired a horse and biurgy
ul cariie I the sol ei'or out into
ie country, abi ut two miles, to
;? the widow ol Morrison, and
ia' lie put bimselt to consider-'
olo UoubD t<) hunt up seyt-ral j
111'irs and take I hern before
r. Il-nry, to be inlt rro_-a oil
joul the matter.
Mr. Hatemen is naturally very
idignant a' 'h? wholesale |
targe of imliff >re! co ma le by
oiiiitor Henry against t'>? of
t'ors of tie law in this county J
i relation to the Morrison mat-1
r.
$100.00 itewarcb
ouit N'i;\v msnoveuv medicine
J.MI'ANY of Laurens, S. C., litis nanutured
unit sold thousands of bottles of
itu new diocovertV within tlio Inst
ree (lit years with an aluoliU (u'.\u.\nk.e
with out It bottle for all Blood and
:in Diseases, Nervousness, Liver and
idnoy Troubles, and offers $100.00 re?rd
to any person who will prove that
by have over failed or refuse t to comply
tli the terms of the Guarantee. Sold by
awford Bros.
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harlotte Daily Observer,
Charlotte, N. C.
Collection of Et
arpenter work, we were unable t
but by the middle of the week \v
f early Spring goods. These goo
jrefore we are in position to give
rhousand
t last August for January shipm
oing to sell them at 8, 10 and
our competitors in the shade on 1
i \trtb 1 1 Unn-? \\T ^ ^1- 1
II V OVI1 nielli. ?? C ill C fillUVVIHJ^
nnot be matched for less than
2 have a great selection of
)ring Gin
ents the yard. One case 7 l-2c
s, the goods are placed on sale a
it patterns at 5c the yard. Six }
>lors, to be sold at 25c the yard.
store, as we are anxious for you
ty and price.
a ta L ^2
from First National Rank, in Sm
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^ ou can't go anywl
burbs but what th
! > I (J SALK \Y
i Mrs. A. tells Mrs.
Every one who In
lighted." The mor
pier you are. It's I
j saving sale in town
Williams - I
i ne Ct
Notice of Eicction.
Whereas, onn-tliird of llui Freeholders
and one-third of the Electors resi ling in
Autijeh {School I istiict Ni>. 4'.' iu l aiicnstir
County, State ot South Carolina, have
petitioned the Board of Education t<> order
an election in sail tnlioeh >ehotd District
So. I'd. tr? iletei hi in f> whether or not a -ji < cinl
levy of Four (It Mills shallhe l> vi<< I
on all real ant joson-d pioperty in s.?id j
District for school pm poses. I
Notice is hcrnhy oiven that said election
beheld by the trustee* of said school dis|
trict at .'Intiocli School House, ou Wsdnendav,
Fehrnar.v 21st. Itt.'fl, at which election
oniy such electors as return real and per- i
soniil property for taxation and who exliiliit
tli.tie tuv n?"l 4 l! 41
.. ?uv*? (ha niiu r^mirinm*ii rerun- i
rates, ns required in ^eneml elections, shall
l?o allowed to vote.
W. M. MOOItK.
II E COFFEY,
Count* llourd.
0. L. MoMANl S.
0. (). 8TOONKB,
O. W. IUKEK,
Trustees Antiocli District.
Lancaster, S. 0., Feb. 6th,
The Lancaster News, 8 pages
twice a week, $1.50.
I
illy
move into our new store
'e will be found in our new
ds were bought before the
you some old prices.
Y ards
ient. These goods are in
101 O l IIr_
i-? tt-iuft [hji yiiru. we
these goods, as they cannot
a big line in white Waist30c
; our price for these
ghams
Madras Ginghams, bought
t 5c the yard. Big show)ieces
checked Taffetas for
r business and we are sure
rings Block.
^ it "I
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sc'f is easily uescncd
^ at a distance.
lore in town or suey
know about our
11\ rv\<: (iooDS
B. and so it goes,
ivs is simply "dee
you buy the hap:
lie greatest money
iughes Co.
ish Stcre.
Bargains
We have a few HEAVY
SHOES that will soon be
out of season, and will offer
such goods for the next 30
days at
Actual Cost.
We are going to save you
money. Come quick.
CHERRY & CO.
MONEY TO LOAN.
I am prepared, si* usual, to negotiate loan
on Improved cotton farms, in sums of 93UU.
and upwards for five year*;. Interest at 7 pe
cent, on sums of 11,000.00 and over. Under
91,009.0). 8 per cent, interest. No brokerago
or commission charged?only a reasonable feo
for abstruct of title.
R. E. WYblE,
A Homey-at-Low.