The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 14, 1906, Page 5, Image 5
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?Cotton brought 1(H cents
on this market yesterday ; cotton
seed, 27$ cents.
?The recent election in tin*
Tabernacle district to make special
levey for school purposes
resulted in a vote of 24 to 0
against the proposition.
?Lancaster's pension roll thi->
,,0..,. io ..I? ?I
jtm .0 nuoui me same 111 num
ber as that of last, year?252.
Sixteen pensioners liave died
during the past twelve months,
bu' an equ *1 number of new
pensioners have been added to
the list.
?The operation performed
^Saturday in Rock 11111 on Master
Hoke Knight, ot Lancaster, for
appendicitis, was entirely suc^
cessfull and it is thought that
the lad will recover, though his
case proved to he a very serious
one, the appendix being badly
diseased.
?Misses Ella and Sadie Ren
nett, two bright young daughters
of Mr. B. H. Bennett, of the
Jones X Roads section, have ac
cepted positions in The News
office, and are now taking their
first, lessons in typesetting. They
were among the first of the
many to respond to the advertisement
of The News for two
girls.
/ ?If any one doubts the efficacy
of The News' local business
column as an advertising medi
?m, just let him give it a trial.
Some days ago the business
manager ot the paper inserted
in i hat column a little t wo-line
notice to the eflvct that two girls
tyere wanted in The News office,
to b.5 taught typesetting. Iu less
than 48 hours after the publica-1
tion of the paper containing the
a i J < '
iiu tut- udzhiis una uozens oi applic
ttions were received, and
they still continue to come in,
notwithstanding the tact that the
positions h ive bee i tilled.
Heath Syrians fanners to Meet
Saturday.
The farmers of Heath Springs
and vicinity will have a meeting
next. Saturday afternoon, at 3
o'clock, at the Academy. All
are earnest'y requested to attend,
as a question of vital interest
is to be discussed.
A. 1J. Duncan,
President.
Death of Mrs. Carolina Hare,
Who was Ninety-Six Years
Did.
^ a Mrs. Caroline Ilare, the aged
widow of the lato Drew Hare,
died last, Saturday afternoon, at
i.,.- ?i * i-i
HOI IIUI1IC ill 1MIIUIU low IIMlip. I
She was 96 years of ace and I
leaves 6 children, 60 grandchiU
dren and 7o great grandchildren.
Iler children are : Mr L C. llare,
of this place; Mr. U J. Hare, of
Bulord township; Mrs. Elizabeth
(Snipes and Mrs. Martha J. MciMhmuh,
also of Buford; Mr. J. L
A( I are, of Texas, and Mr. John
'lare of Georgia.
Mrs. Hare was a daughter of
George McManut, lone since
dead. She was a consistent member
of the Baptist, church
She possessed a remarkable constitution,
as evidenced by her
advanced age. Her remains
weie buried Sunday ul Union
J^aptist church.
PERSONAL
Mrs. M. J Perry has returned
from an extended trip to New
Orleans and Atlanta
Mr V\"i1118 G. Moore, now of
H 'rtsvdle, visited Lancaster his
old home this week.
Mi-s Julia Gregory, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gregor\,j
one ot Winthrop's brightest. students,
has had to come home lor
a lew days, on account ot an attack
ot rheumatism.
Mr. \V. D. Tranlhatn, of the
Camden bar, is attending court I
hero tltis week.
I)r. J. C. Montgomery, ol
Charlotte, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Lancaster with Mis. |i
Montgomery, who is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Oiias. D Jones.
Mr. Waine Green, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Green, who* has
been attending the Presbyterian
College, at Clinton, has had to
come liomeon account of trouble
with his eyes.
Mr. Richmond Montgomery,
of Concord, N. O., spent. Sunday
here with his brother in law and
sister, Mr- and Mrs. Iiasel II
Witherspoon.
Mr. Thomas McNinch, now of
Yorkville, visite<l Lancaster, his
old home, this week.
Mr. W. J. Arm field, of JefTer
son, a former citizen of this
PAIlnttr Uin? i ? a.1.2? 1
v?vm uijr ^ n no in IUWU LUIS WGGK
Miss Lilian Gregory, student
of Converse College, is on a
visit to her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Gregory.
Miss Ida Dawkins, of Lancas
ter, who underwent an operation
at the hospital three weeks ago, *
went home yesterday.?Choster
. o!
Lantern. r, ,
Miss Janie Massey has return- ow
ed to the city after spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. J "R'
S. Starr, at Lindsays. Miss Lil
lian Adams has aLo been visit- ^
ing Mrs. Starr.?Rock Hill this
Herald. A }
not i
Attorney's E. D. Blakeney, R. wor
A. Dobson, of Kershaw; D. R.
Clarke, of Camden, and W. \V.
st* V
Dunlap, of Rock Hill, are at- j <
tending court in Lancasser this K. '
week.
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age?
?jj/le?-Howe rtt. Ken
Mr. M. C Lyles, one of Lan
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caster county's sterling citizens, unit
residing in the Pleasant Hill ~
sect ion, and Miss Matilda Bow- of s
ers, daughter of Mr. M. C. Bowors,
oi Pleasant Hill township, *ro?i
were happily married last Sun- G;Ve
day. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. R J. Black- ?
mon, at his residence in the ceni
Fork Hill fection. cu'lj
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New R. R. Agent at Fort b.irn
Lawn. ?al,?
Chester cor. 'the News and ?(
Courier: RD(l
Mr. J. W. Coll urn has resign- s
ed as agent of the Seaboard Air Con
.... .his
Lino in this city, to take a posi- thin
tion with the L. <fe C. at Fort ,rRC
Lawn. Mr. W. C. Lankford, of
Atlanta, has succeeded Mr. FOl
Coll urn. stm
n , wor
thai
The handsome hotel at White at. $1
Stone Litlua Springs, this state,
was practically destroved hv tiro
Saturday night. The lire started fp~
in the kitcheu. Appl
k
SOME!
DOl
There is something doing at Clou<
Our buyer is now in the Noithern m
of merchandise we have ever shown
prices are sure to meet your approva
TO THE LADIES :
We have just received one of the choicest,
linen of Ladies' Muslin Underwear that can 1
he had, and every garment is guaranteed to
be full size or your money refunded.
Ladies' Gowns from 50c to $2 50.
Ladies' Skirts from G9c to $2 09.
Ladies' Pants from 25c to $1.00.
Ladies' Corset Waists from 25c to $1 00.
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We have just opened up a new line of Valencine
Laces and put them on pale at 24c, 3c,
3?c, 4c and 5c*per yard. Every yard is worth 1
just twice what we ask for it.
LACE CURTAINS.
We have just opened up a new line of these
poods, and they are beauties. The poods
ranpe in price from 45c the pair to $2 50.
You had better nee these poods if you are '
looking for real bargains in Lace Curtain i.
WHITE LAWNS
40 inch sheer White Lawn, a real bargain
at 15c, our price 10 cents the yard. We have
a better grade at 12 1 2 cents the yard.
If its good goods and low prices
Fourth Door from First
National Bank, Springs Block. m
inglish spinners, it is stated,
negotiating for the purchase |
145,000 acres of land in |
>rgia, on wnicn to rawo their
n cotton. >
usiness Notices.
?T*A1I Noticps inserted under
head at the rate of ONE CENT
>VORD for each insertion. No
ce to be counted less than 25
ds. ' k.
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L)K SALE.?One high grade JerCow
with young calf. Apply to
Mark Kobinson, r.ancaater, S. O., \
<\ l>. No 1. 2t
0 MUSHEES CORN,slightly damI.
to sell for 5(1 cents per bushel. t|^Li fcy
nett Grocery Co. 3-14-2w
) TO Heath Jones Co grocery store Vfi
get one. pi
'ICE?I have bought the meat market ??' Ol
T. Blaekmon, located in the Davis greatest 11;
ling on Main street, and > y market is
headquarters for all kinds of nice .
1 meats, beef, pork, sausage, etc Fislr V
oysters every Friday and Saturday.
me n call. f>. E A. Unison. 2t
\BBAOK PLANTH FOR MALE. p ? o
irly Cabbage Plants for nn1" ?t 25
3 per hundred or $2.00 per thous- ?????????
Cash with the order. J. W.
), ('heater, M. C. ? a / ?
We I
s'K thousand pillions good Molasses in
?ls and half barrels to sell at 20o per . . ..
n. Bennett Grocery Co. JUBt gotten in an<
__________ SHOES, rome to r
) TO Heatli Jones Co. grocery store pocketbook. Our
get one* dersell oil others
... ...DUfMotf ?u u . . to do it. Have so
W. BIRMINGHAM. Builder and
tractor and Mouse Mover, offers made Brogans at <
service" to the public /or any- wo Ha|c jH for you
g in the line of building, conting
or house moving. you buy. Wo an
. ? you and give you
'LORODORA COTTON SEED located in the h*
i SALE.?Long Staple Variety t . v: ? m ?
I, originally bought from L A. from 1 rs^ Nation
ley, of Allendale. The staple now
th 2 cents more on this market C.WERR
i ordinary cotton Will Rett seed
I 00 per blJHhel in lotS Of 10 bUSh- ^
inil upwards. Apply to R.J. Motin,
Lancaster, No. 3. 3-7-10w. m1 ?T Tx
L Tlifl Mnwo I>oe
? niGiiona for
iVO good Second-hand Stoves for sale.
ly at The Newa Office. Clin t WO do youri
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i's. New goods are arriving daily,
arkets selecting the choicest stock
to the people ot Lancaster and the
GINGHAMS
To our surprise we were able to get another
ease of those 7 1 2c Madras Ginghams and
we are making it lively lor our competitors
by making the price 5c the yard. Don't nnss
this chance, as we positively will have no
more of these goods at that price.
SHIRTS
1 case Silver Brand Shirts, manufactured
by Geo. 1*. Ide & Son. Every phirt stamped,
and cannot be bought any place for less than
$1 00. We closed out an odd lot, no two alike,
and make the price 75c. To seekers of real
shirt bargains, this is your chance.
CLOTHING
Our first shipment of Spring Clothing was
made us this week and in a tew days we will
have these goods on display. They are beauties.
We took special pains in selecting these
goods and we are sure we will have (he choicest
line of lip-to date clothing that can be
found in town. Prices from $10 to $16 50.
BOYS' KNEE PANTS
.
We have just received our Spring line of
Boys' Pants. This is a very strong line.
Prices from 50c to $1 00 per pair.
you are looking for, call and see
e. cloud
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LEY BROS.' Cock-Spur plug tobacco
jts all competition to flight, because it
is all the sweetness, flavor and strength
: the best tobacco grown in the world's
ature-favored section. Chew Cock-Spur.
I No better tobaccos made 8\<j
than those manufactured by B__y
Bailey Bros., Winston-Sa- H"~
lem, N. C. Not in a Trust ^
ale by BENNETT GROCERY CO.
V ; I REPRESENT
laVe | TIIE
COLUMBIA LIQUOR CO.
mot to is to inland
we intend Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
me of the home Foreign and Domestic
3081 $1 75. All
r;:';"":: WINES ID tlQUOBS.
nrwo'R \V.?
I AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
conn new store |
al Ha ok. ^11 orders left with nie will
- receive prompt and careful at,Y
& GO. tention. No charge for forwar__________
ding orders.
h Job Printing John W. Elliott,
others. Why
b??????? At Crescent Restaurant.