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Roll of Honor in Lancaster Graded Schools (Centra!) for Quarter ending Feb. 24, 1906. The n <mes are arranged in the order of standing in the re- j spective classes. (irate 1 ? Miss Nora Hough, , lea 'her. Scholarship.?Marion M oore, Vernon Payseur, Louise I, W.\ iie. Olivette Blackruon, Iva , Nisbtt, Irena Williams, Clyde f Williams, Julian Iloss, Ilelen j Williamson, Ellen Mitchell, Otis ( Bennett, Robert Glenn , Mil dred Green, Rose Harmon, Grace * t _ t \ f ... r t a _ _ i mcuow, .j nines nauicocK. Attendance.?Ruth Swarin- ] gen, Margie Clark, Lucy Sullivan, Daisey Dixon. Grade II.?Miss Ehise Foster, tenchet. Ruth Funderburk, Em ma Glenn, Walter Dixon, 0"Dell Horton, George Payseur. ? Highly Distinguished?Dorothy ; Moore, R L. Crawford, Louise 1 Poag, Henry Bl^ckmon, Ernest \ Beaty^olin Henry Clyburn. Distinguished.?Maeie Sturgis, , Jiunea j . uougli, amma liienn, f Ruth Funderburk, Juanita Sow < ell, Chauncey Gregory, Kenan * Moore, Neil Sturgis. Grade III.?Miss Florence Thoniasson, teacher. Enphemia Ganson, Louise Robinson, Orrin Blackmon, Hannah Perry, Lela Porter, Malcom Williamson, ( Crawford Gulp, Pearl PJyler, ; Clyburn Wilson, Henry Moore. ] Grade IV.?Mrs. T. Y. Wil liams, teacher. Highly Distinguished ?Maude Clyburn, Ruth Riddle, George Fairy Poovey. Distinguished. ? Eflie Gulp, Ruth McCardcll, Zelma Johnson, Mary Moore, Pierce Horton, ( Leon Cauthen, Elliott Springs. Attendance.?Maude Clyburn, ( Ruth McCardell, Eflie Culp. Zelma Johnson, George Fairy Poovey, Pierce Horton, Stauley Williamson. Grade V.?J. K.Connors, A 1 II* LI 1A - 1 ? ujHuuer. mgruy .uisiingui-nea ?Canlzon Moore, Kate Hines, Beume Culp, Reece Fuuderburk, Gilmon Dabney. Distinguished ? Atha Funderburk, Frank Green, Mary McNinch, Bessie Dabney. Attendance?A. B. Ferguson, Arthur Outen, John Beed, Lu cius Bennett, Bennie Culp. Grade VI.?Miss Gertrude Foster, teacher. Attendance.?Es- , tha Byrd, Marie Olyburn, Nannie ] Hill Moore, Chalmers King, Inez | McCardell. < Highly Distinguished.?Sadie ' Blaekmon, Nannie Hill Moore, ] Chalmers King. Distinguished. ? Jessie Lee Blaekmon, John Blaekmon, VVil r lie Blaekmon, Thomas Clanton.h In 7th, 8tli, Oth and 10th J grades, only the names of those highly distinguished appear. Grade VII. ? Miss Bessie McDow. teacher. Bessie Robinson, John Clyburii, Robbie Purler. I 1 Jessie Kirght. Grade V111.?J. A. Jenkins, ! A. K. Banks, teachers. Mavy|i Magsev, Margaret Moore, Joyce |l Clark, Beth Brown, FdfreidaM Poag. j] Grade IX.?J. A. Jenkins, A. R. Banks. Perrine Stover,. Maude Moore. 1 Grade X.?J. A. Jenkins, A. i R. Banks. Leroy Dunn, Marga- i ret Williamson, Corrinne Jones. The Lancaster Graded Schools, # lit the close of the second quarter, present a very excellent cond;? lion. The total enrolment to date is in the white schools 507. Including the Factory school, the percentage of attendance to the enrolment is 85. There has heen little sickness andhence there h;is heen a remarkably regular attend [ince The teachers are faithfully and thoioughly doing their work, ind the pupils as a whole aie dudiousand well behaved. There is steady growth in study and culture. A. R. lhinks, Supt. Farmer Struck in the Eye by a rinftnn Rr\11 Mr. L W. McCoy, of Catawba, net with quite a painful and jerious accident Thursday mornng. NVfiile plowing up cotton stalks an old cotton boll llew up md struck him in the right eye with such force as to destroy the iight. Mr. McCoy came fo Rock Hill yesterdav and had a physi ;ian to examino the injured member and he was told that the tight, was almost if not entirely lestroyed.?Rock Lid) Herald. Professional Cards Dr. J. E. WELSH, DENTIST. Dftice over Williams?Hughes Co's _ Store, formerly occupied by Dr. LI. M. Galloway. LANCASTER, S. 0. Dr. R. G. ELLIOTT, Lancaster, S. C. Residence 'phone. No. 187. Office, Davis Building,cor. Main and Dunlap streets; 'phone No. 72. Will practice in both town and county. All calls, day or night, will .receive prompt attention. J*?tr>nrcT*nii? )f ah nug lu Yorkville , LV1U11 L1111CI1 L VVU1 lib Equipped with modern ma chinery and electric power. In position to furnish anything in J pure Vermont Marble or Granite Monuments from the cheapest slab to the most elegant design. Write for catalogue and information. Yorkville, S. C. Livery, Livery, Livery! Though doing a rattling good J livery business, we are determiner! to do even better. Our present stocks of Vehicles and Horses are being supplemented by handsome new carriages and buggies and stylish Driving and Saddle Horses. Our liverv est ablishment is I ^oing to be second to none in the State, and don't you forget it! Come or send to us when you want the best, up-to-date livery service. HEATH-ELLIOTT MULE CO. B TRADE MARK I? f>q|> I*J. O. 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FARMERS h Guano, and, to prevent be Id be sure that our trade-mar only guarantee that you are g nutrs i ^ Made with F"is F. S. ROYSTER GUANO riicni U LUUIt J LPITOLA FLOUR N y sack. If not satisfactory, # :arload Second Patent, to be V want you to just try it. m MBER I Groceries, everything fresh j )und every day. When you m Come and let us show you C tie of Gents Hats. Can suit ) ipson & Co. I 31d Stand. I REPRESENT THE COLUMBIA LIQUOR CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Domestic WINES AND LIQUORS. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. All orders left with me will receive prompt and careful attention. No charge for forwarding orders. John W. Elliott, At Crescent Restaurant. Notice To the Overseers of the Pnl lio Highways of Lancaster County : I ask*yon all to warn ont your hands on each 8action of road and work ycnr road good between now and the IGtli day of March, so yon cau nil iuakc a good report on the first .Monday in /ipril, hh the grand jury requires you to do. The roada must on wurMJd, nun nopi! win udl llltVR lO have any trouble with any of the oversoora. Take dne notice and work your roada. m. v. Gardner, ?!ounty {Supervisor. February 17, 1906. lm ? I ' *> 'l atlon I the I lattery" 1 irity of Royster's > induced some of to, claiming theirs >' BONE is the ing imposed upon, k is on every bag. getting the genuine Sone 1 nil Tarboro, N.C. WWb Macon, Ga. Cherry <3b Co. has the best line of CHEAP CLOTHING that was ever offered on this market. Call quick at Mackey's Corner. Summons for Relief. , STATE OF SOUT1I CAROLINA, County of Lanoaster. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Heath Supply Company?Plaintiff, against Walter S. Taylor?Defendant. To the Defendant Above Named : You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complnint on the subscriber at his office, in the town of Lancaster, South Carolina, within 20 days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service. And if you fail to answer the complaint within the tune aforesaid, the plaintill' in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. C. 1). JONKS, Plaintiffs' Attorney. Dated January 20, A. I). 1006. To the Absent Defendant, Walter S. Taylor You will please take notice that the complaint in this action was ti ed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in Lancaster county on the 20th day of January, 1906. Dated January 20th. 1906 C. I). JONKS, Plaintilfs' Attorney. < Jan. 80, 1906?(iw. ? A PIANO OR ORGAN FOR YOU. 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