The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 26, 1906, Page 5, Image 5
LOCAL DOTS ^ |
?Cotton brought 11.30 cents
ou this market yesterday ; cotton
seed, 25 cents.
?The infant child of Mr. C. L.
Catoe. of the Flat Ore sk section,
died Wednesday, a^ed about one
year.
? We are requested to announce
thai there will beSabba'h schorl
at Shi'oh Sunday af'eraoou at 3
o'clock.
?The infant daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Ilenry Adams, who live
four miles south of Lancaster.
<iiod la-t Tuesday night,', aye"
about six weeks. The burial was
at Bethel church Wednesday. '
?Mr. L?wia Montgomery, of
the Creek section, is down wi'h
an attack of pneumonia. Mr. R
M. Steele, in the same community,
is also quite sick.
?It was Mrs. (ho. Hall, and
not Mrs. Geo. W ill, of Chester, as
was erroneously st ued in our last
issue, who recently visited Mrs.
E. C. Carpenter.
?Gov. Hey ward has refused
to grant a pelit.ion for the pardon
of John Jackson, who war
convicted at the March term oi
the Lancaster court last year ot
manslaughter and received a two1
years' sentence.
?I) . VV. to. Crawford's many
friends are indeed greatly pleased
to see that he is now ahlo to
<irive out in tlo afteroooos. He
in n >w r ipi lly regaining} his
health, a't.er months of sickness
^ and suffering.
? Bin B llings, col., pleaded
guilty before Mayor Wylie Thursday
of t WO coll!.-'- 1 ~
- - ? hvjo ivi'ing u'jiini ,
and curbing a policeman. His
f sentence in ill) former caie was
$50 or 30 davs, and in the latter,
$15 or 30 day s. He took the day a
in both instances.
p ?The New* force is indebted
to Mr. E. J. Mathis, formerly of
LuKaOer but now n resident of
Clinton, Tenn , lor an ingenious
device lor cutting names on
mailing -dips. It wai designed
and ni i lo t>y Mr M itliis himself,
svlin, iii is well known, is an old
newspaper man.
,luniors I ii i'itfit fa fit mri/ck.
We are requested 'o announce
1 hat all in unbars oi the .Junior
() I ?r in ill m: unity aro'Jinvit ed
t ? it't Mi 1 Mi* pi :nio at Van wye? is
n-x' Tuesday, when the Order
will pr's-nt a l>i??1? and a Hag
t > il?" Vanwvek school. The
lion \V. 1* Pollock, of (Jlieraw,
lias accep'cd an invitation to
the Jm.r presentation on
? eh i't ot" the duniors.
Bryan Endorsed by Democrats
of Ohio.
Lima, O., M iv 23 ?Win. .Jennings
Hry;in win end >r-?ed fop
president hero t. ?<hi v l>v the !)
\ in cri'ic judicial convention ol
1 ('?co'ini ies i f nori h western Ohio
'I'll resolutions. which were
}ih?p'el w;'h cheering, declare
U -"h t lirym wnu'd have heen re'
in initiated an I el-cted i > l!?u4
lift I 'lie tr ist-? not stolen ihe
nomination I'om him and that
the nxt'onal Dernofraev will
nornin ?te h in in 11)08 hy acclamation.
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PERSONAL J
Mrs. P. W. Hardin wont to
Charlotte this week
Col A 11 Batiks paid a visit
to Columbia this week. y
Col. II G Moll warn, of Roik
Hill, visited Lancaster t his week.
Misses .Janie Green and Lizzie
Tillman are visiting in Colum
bla.
Rev. Chalmers Frizer returned
from Atlanta night before
last. h
Mr. R. E. MclHvain visited r
Charlotte, his latB home, this ^
week. _
Mi-s Nannie Irene McCanleU
went to Charleston yesterday, to 8
visit iriends.
Mr. Geo VV. Phillips, Sr., re- w
turned Wednesday from a visit ^
to Charlotte. ?
Magistrate Win Carnes, of Bu
ford, paid us a pleasant call i
Thursday. K
The Hon. Mat Liough, of
Laudslord, spent Thursday in
Lancaster.
Miss Sallie Bell, of Lancaster, c
is visiting Miss Sullie Cloud? ^
Chester*Lantern.
Our old friend Mr. William
Cook, of Taxahaw, paid us a
pleasant call Thursday.
Misses Mame and Bessie Jones
are visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Montgomery
in Charlotte. 1
Mr. Judson Craig, of Lancas
ior county, spent Sunday in
Waxhaw.? Waxhaw Enterprise.
While in Charlotte this week, ^
Mr. \V. J. Cunningham made a
trip lo Concord, to visit relatives
Mrs. T. J. Strait and Miss Lola
Cooper left yesterday for Moiitreat,
N.C., to spend the summer.
(
Mr. H. Ilines, of (he law firm v
of Green & Ilines, went to Ah- i
bevdle yesterday, 011 pro'es-don* ci
al business. r
Mrs. M. A. Welsh and Mrs. .1. a
M. Carson, m ?ther and sister ol e
Mrs. T. S Carter, are visiting I
Mr. and Mrs. Carter. )
Miss Ktliel Mac key, of Heath
Springs, lolt for her home (his '
morning, a'ter spending a week *'
with h *r cou-in, Mrs. U. C. .
Caul hen.?l liester Lantern.
1
Mr. David Tavlor, of Lmc?s |p
ler, spent a part of the past . s
wholv herewith his lather, Mr. .1 o
I). Taylor, an.I s s'or, Miss Ao- U,
lies T iy lor?W axil i w Knter- s
prise. rt
Messrs. H. K. Willians ami
Ptt'il McNeil1, of Lamsasier, S C., J'
were in tlio ci'y yesieulay tor the s
c? lel'T.il H II, t.t'illrt ^lles'.s at tile "
M iiiu'acturers' Cluh. ?UharloMe 1
Uoserior. 1
Mrs. Anna llamd'on lloit'm ,
it.. ''
has (''ire to ileith 'Sp'imjt* to .
o I j j
visi' Iit Into husband's ino'her I'
From there "lis wil. ?o to Da c
h .jjtou io visM a ist r iiiii'x .?
" ll
i>li? stnr \j intorn.
I
Mr j. h . M. Hi >8' 11 <>' I > II ; J- ! It
v.lio, one t f Lam as!er u y's j *
p:?>111 ii-m t ? i 7. us a <1 in i-t sue- t
cesnlul f trtnors. vicilecih s ilfiiuli !
ter here. Mis (< 111i .J HI n'l. m??n, j w
Wednes'iav. Wh mo in It l> i*d in j]
hi in f. ?r .? plou9ii'>t c i I wli-le in ?
| town. t
MAY
We are Making
May Shoppt
Hold
White Goods Specials.
72 inch WhiteOrgandies, would
te a hummer at G5c, our Bale
rice 48 cents.
72 inch WhiteOrgandies, would
ie a hummer at 40 cents,our sale
rice 25 cents.
45 inch Persian Lawns, a good
eller at 35c, special price 25c.
45 inch Persian Lawns, a good
eller at 30c, special price 22$c.
45 inch Persian Lawn, cannot
>e matched for less than 25c. spe
lal price for this sale only 19c.
Another shipment of those 40
nch wide White Lawns, the 15e
;rade, special for this sale 10c.
Ladies' Muslin
Underwear
We are offering Rome very apeial
bargains in Lathes' Muslin
J nderwear.
Don't forget that we wi
>attern to the customer.
[he Dispensary lnvestiga=
tion.
Legislative Committee, After
Long Recess, Resumes its
Sessions this Week in
Columbia.
Columbia special to Charlotte
)l>server: The dispensary inestigating
committee made no
iew or startling revelations tolay.
The testimony consisted
nostly of a rehash of situations
.Irealv developed. The witnessis
ex tinned this miming were
dispenser .1 D. Allsbrook, of
da 'ii in;, and 11 *er Dispenser J.
V 1 lia 'kston, of Spartunhu rg.
die ex nil na ion of Allsbrook
liselosnl that ho lial been
irrii ing w us key h ?us *s extorting
Jnristm.is prisenis ami other
linns o! gratt in consideration of
dishing their goo Is. All this had
topped since 'dirisima-, how
ver. AI isbiMok wa- poetic in
lis apjiea s. wri'ing that 'die
ang for ill isc wli 'S? bread lie
te.1'
Letters of riiacks'on to the
login's Brewing Company
h iwpd that lie had received, on
i e o? c si n. dollars Iroin
I em ' c> huv his position, h1.1
s ei?l (?i 111ri i11g this over to
he Spiirlmi^tiri; county hov.rd,
r* k } I it All of winch wa* a
? ;?' on tin* county board. It w; s
ho brought out ilia' I'liacksM it
oni r-hnicil i<> .10 alleged fund
dm ll iumic" a S,? ?ri i a burn paper,
tid pull d the v\ li'skey houses
nr t Ills purpose I'lleii when Ins
i- CO el ? (? *1 ion i * -I flit1 it p. lie wei t
i pel ion leys a. a n, ah hoiiith
ho -^550 of nia''i h jio.l before
/as Hid un-p^oi. The Augusta
i-oiple would not contribute the
ocon I time They wrote him
hat lie had hotter use the 25
BARGAINS
* Some Very S]
crs. The Price v
Good Until Not
75c Gowns, special sale 40c
89c 44 44 14 75c
1.25 44 44 44 98c.
169 44 44 44 1.25
2 00 44 " 44 1.65
89c Skirts 44 4 4 7 5c
1.25 * 44 44 44 98c
1 50 4 4 4 4 44 1 25
1 65 44 44 44 1 39
39c Pants 44 44 25c
60c 44 ,4 44 45c
65c 44 44 44 50c
89c 44 4 4 4 4 7 5c
1 00 44 44 44 89c
I 39c Corset Waist *4 25c
45 c 44 44 44 35c
65c 44 4 4 4 4 50c
75c 44 4 4 4 4 6 5c
Ladies' Shirt Waists.
75c embroirlerpd front Shirt
Waist, special sale price 50c.
1 00 Shirt Waist, trimmed in
lace and embroidery, special 75c.
ill sell 10 yards best 5c M
E. E. C
1
Every Lac
Lancas
Should see the McDougal
Saving" is the most pei
problem that besets t
These McDougall Ki
bor-savers and clea
all leading jour
now on exhibit
We can save you money |
when buying high-grade <
Cooking Ranges, Red Roo
Matting. Yoi
Williams- Hu?
CAS] I
c-Mit* iehate I liev :<11<?W) il loin | it
h ?rrel of tln'ir s'uil iu? so'.l i< r
lo- conpjiizn purp
Another Serious l ire.
| Heavy Loss of a Farmer
Across the North Carolina
Line.
Mr .1 I) Nor%vi od, h lartiHT* J
c?ui?'y, N (- , lot by lir
W? (h^stl ty moraine. bout 3
o'c'ock, bis bar and ?ial>|?K, two
ho st-s and a main, i?o bngeios
one waii' n. a I ol bis irrmn ami
foraee, I ti ming in mi.in< r . i nd
t ?o|s. II., Ii><< s n-tim it"d a I
$1,500. N i insnranc^. Tlio burning,
il is iiniiii'ii. w s ti ? act o
an int: iidiarv
l'"i s ?! i liin t h >i* <ci* i* are la c
inni-' aM'in i.jiy fn qnciil, and
nv.Tv ? Hurt >h > Id be made lo
la inc i lie lirt; liemis in justice.
&
MAY
tecial Prices for
ce Make will
;ified.
j 120 Shirt Waist., ^trimmed in
lace, special sale pjuce 98e.
3 00 China Silk Shirt Waists, to
I close out at 2 00 He quick and
^et one of ' hese waists.
Corset Specials.
5 dozen Girdles, beautiiully
trimmed and worth 50c, special
for this sale only 25 cents.
Shirt Specials.
Bin lot 50c Shirtp to close out
at 20 cents.
20 dozen 65c Shirts to close out
at 30 cents.
These are great bargains in
Shirts.
Clothing.
Our 10 00 Suits are hummers.
Better come quick to get one as
they are going fast. Our Blue
Serge Coats at 2 30 cannot be
matched in town.
uslin for 29c. Only one
3LQUD
iy in
ter County
1 Kitchen Cabinets. "Labor
plexing, most harrassing
he modern house-wife,
tchen Cabinets are la.nly.
Advertised in
nals and samples
ion at our store.
j
Refrigerators
m Suits, Chairs, Rugs and
urs respectfully,
>hes Company
STOW Id.
A Card.
For The l.ancaslor News.
Mr Kilitor: The matter of select
ini; members of t lie tiencriil Assembly
<>l I his State lur the two years is now
receiving ileservetl consideration tiy
the intelligent voters oi Lancaster
t ounty I'lier tore lhe undersigned,
without nonsuit in/f liiin, do hereby
silkiest the name ot Harry Hums, Ks?j,
as a suitable man to represent this
county in til House ot Kepresenta|
t i ves. lie is a v on n^ man ot the Inchest
moral charaoter and marked abili1
r v. co user vat i ve in his vi?* w-?
would, iii our judgment., ilii honor to
: hi* adopted .^tate and < otiiity. Should
' .Mr limes allow hi* name to h used
in t heapproarhinx primary . t he voter*
i of i In- < on lit y will ti ud no dillloulty in
knowing, before the eleciion, where
lie will (and i n the issues thai wil.
likely come before the Legislature a:
its next session
any Voters.
Mrs. W K. Ti'\ lor. of 1, i t' i>Iter,
speii' several days ihe ; a t
i week at I lie home of I or pi ivi.i ,
i Mr. and Mrs. A A U.adf- r>l, in
itliis place. ? Fori Mill Times.
? The I lev. .1. Meek While
1 will preach in i lie A. It P. *
'church lie re (oimrow h.gla.