The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 02, 1906, Page 5, Image 5
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j ^ LOCAL POTS ^ | j
?Cotton brought 10.75 cents
on this market yesterday. 5
?The Richburg school closed
yesterday with a picnic at Mr..I. s
M. McGarity's place.
?The Daughters of the Con- i
federacy will meet at the resi- l
denoe of Col. J N Crr c'<ett next
Thursday afternoon. F
?Both editorial and news mat- t
ter had to be left out ot this is
sue to make room for a new, 1
live column advertisement recei- y
ved yesterday.
?Mr.J.E.Nisbet. of VanWyck. \
was thrown by a male a tew vt
days ago and very painfully hurt,
being laid up for a week or so. v
lie is now able to be out again. ?
?Waxhaw Enlerpiise.
?The Orphan Boys' Band of p
the Georgia Industrial Home, af [
Macon, will give an en'eriainment,
under the auspices of the
Daughters of the Confederacy, ^
in the court house next Wednesday
night. A treat is in store
for all who attend. r
? Dr. J. K. Mackey is having''
his residniiee peinn.ui-?fi 1 ;? 1
~ ._.?i*/uC<'C!U illKI IIU ]
proved in appearence as well as i
in comfort w?d convenience. As |
noted in The News at the time, j n
the building was recently remov-11
ed from Main street to the next
corner of the doctor's lot.
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At Heaver Creek To-Night.
There will be Children's Day
exercises at Heaver Creek Bap- j
tist church to-night, June 2nd.
An interesting programme has ^
been arranged for the occasion
and the public is cordially in- *
vited to attend.
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The Recent Revival Meeting at
Heath Springs. j
Hpiltll Snrinfio onnniol < " T I. ~ ?
v. i' opgoioi 111 1 UC J
Stale: Rev. Mr Mills of Ridge p
wav assisted the pastor, Rev. Mr. p
| Wallace, in a three days' meet'
ing at ihe Rresby terian church ^
last. week. This was the first. v
lime that services had been con V
ducted in ihe new church build- j
ing, it having jusl boen finished
It is with pride and justly that
the members open their church v
as it is a splendid building and I
worthy their effort. "
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Tillman tr? TVTaLo r!omnoinm
? WW M VUllipaiglA,
Greenville special in News a
| and Courier: Senator Tillman y
^ and Congressman Johnson have *
accepted invitations to speak a' fl
a big political barbecue and
rally on July 7 at Sandy Flat,in f,
til's county. N > specific subject p
was assigned to Senator Tillman, (
l?u' this will be the first Tillman I n
campaign met tins: of the year, j
and presumably he will talk
about the dispensary. Other Till-!
nmn meetings will follow.
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Other Instances of Damage f<
by Lightning last Sunday. .11
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From Waxhaw Knterpiise.
A dwelling house belonging to y
Mr. J. L. Rodman, near the Ly
Jack^or. birthplace, was struck I ()
by lighlmim last Sunday mom -; j(
ing and connderably damaged. | (|
The back part of I ho chimney
was knocked out, the plank was y
torn off on? end ot the house,
the mantel hoard torn down and
vll the studding was splintered.'/
'Oeorne Tillnan, colored, was
4 living in the bouse and his wife
was struck bj a piece of plank J
which made ir) ugly gash on the I
side ot her hell.
' A mule bloiigiug tr? John!61
Craig colored,who lives about ' a
one mile east\ from Waxhaw i
Baptist church,\was struck t.y j,
lightning and k.lpd in the sta- ,
tile last Sunday morning. The
<11 mule was valuedit about $100.
The stable was ri*|it badly torn ti
up. ? ii
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PERSONAL ~~1
Mr T. M. 11 ulies visited Fort
lilt tins week.
Mr. E E. Cloud, ol Rock Hill,
pent Thursday in Lancaster.
Miss S.dlie N;sbet, of Waxhaw,
8 visiting relatives in this couny
Col II. (t. Mcllwain, of Rock
(in, spent vesteiday in Lancaser.
Policeman R M. Laimley, of
lock Hill, visited Lancaster lliis
/eek.
Mr. John I). Taylor, now of
Vaxhaw, visited Lmcaster tbis
reek.
Miss Rose Cooper, of Bishop
me, 18 visiiin^ Miss Florence
trown.
Miss Ha'tie Miller is visiting
le sister in Charlotte, Mrp. J. P.
J ackney.
Dr. and Mn. J. D. Ftinderburk
eturned Thursday from a visit
o Chester.
Mr .1 ? W J luo.. '
? u. ii noun ?uu i tunny
eturned tins week from a plea-nt
visit to relatives in Jacksonille,
Fla.
Col R. E. Allison and Col. A. |
i. Banks attended the comnencement
at Davidson College,
heir alma mater, this week.
Messrs Arista Cauthen, H. H.
iorton and Ed. Bruce, of Heath
iprings, spent Wednesday night
n Lancaster.
Miss Mayrae C. Allison, teachr
in the Virginia Female Colege,
at Roanoke, came home
esterday, to spend the summer.
Miss Vannie Chambers, of
lock Hill, visited her sister,
rlrs. J. T. Wylie this week. She
vas accompanied home by Mrs.
Vylie.
Cadets Jackson Gregory and
>ed Byrd, of the Welsh Neck
ligh School. Hartsvillfl.
lome this week to spend the
lolidays.
Miss Beulsli Mobley and Miss
Jessie Hammond, of lleath
Springs, who have heen attorning
college at Statesville, are at
ome for the vacation.
Dr. W. T. Hall, of Columbia,
isited his daughter here, Mrs.)
truest Moore, this week. He
s?8 on his way home from Davidon
Collego commencement.
Mr. Henry Sowell, one of Lan I
aster's policemen, brought over
negro convict to the chaingang
esterday. His two little hods
herewith him.?Chester Lan-1
ern
Mrs. \V. T. Gregory spent a !
pw days this week with her1
rother, Mr. 11. M. Johnson, in
ladnoy. She went from Gafl !
ley to Greenville, to a'tend the
female College commencement
Dr. W B. hyles.ol Wiiinfihr.roJ
isited Lancaster this week. The i
octor is thinking of locating
ere, for the practice of his pro
ession He expressed himself as
eing well pleased with the j
own.
Mr. Philip Snipes, ol Tradesille,
who used to come often to
lonroehut who hasn't been here
elore in twenty years, is spendlg
a few days in town. He
links Monroe has improved a
reat deal. Mr. Snipes is 82
ears old.?Monroe Journal.
mother White Man Lynch-!
ed.
New Orleans, May 80.?flovmor
Blanchard today received
telegram trom the district a?lrney
and sheriff ol Madison
arish, announcing the lynching
L Tallulah last night of Hobert
. Rogers, a white man awaiting
ial for murder of Jesse Brown,
i Richland parish.
MAY
We are Makin
May Shop}
Hoi.
White Goods Specials
72 inch WhittOrgandies, won
he a hummer at 05c, our sa
price 4S cents.
72 inch WhiteOrgandies, wot
be a hummer at 40 cents,our sa
price 25 cents.
45 inch Persian Lawns, a go.
seller at 35c, special price 25c.
45 inch Persian Lawns, a go.
seller at 30c, special price 22?c.
45 inch Persian Lawn, cann
be matched for less than 25c, sp
cial price for this sale only 19c.
Another shipment of those
inch wide White Lawns, the 1
grade, special for this sale 10c.
Ladies' Muslin
Underwear
We are offering some very sp
cial bargains in Ladies' Musi
Underwear.
Don't forget that we >
pattern to the customer.
In Memory of Peris Sistan
In memory of J. A. Peris Sistare .
who was drowned Apr. 30, 1900. T
Death Angel has entered the home
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. P. Sistare a
borne away their only child, who w
not only tenderly loved by his fo
parents, but was loved by all w
knew him. Peris was just 19 yen
and a few months old, having be
born Dec, 25, 1880. Death is. at i
times looked upon as the "King
Terrors," but it is doubly appalli
when a loved one is called away fro
life. as was this young friend, withe
a moment's warning He had gone
bathing, with some friends at Ashvii
N. (J. where he was attending t
'Bingham Military School," ami w
drowned before assistance arrived.
ia hard to realize that IVris is i
more,harder still to reconcile one's si
to the vacant place in his home. It
though we deplore the loss of o
friend, we rejoice in the fact that
is not dead, hut has only been transl
ted to a brighter home, where we ho
to meet him again, when we too hat
crossed the dark anil mystic river
death into Heaven's land of glory ai
bliss.
May an ever merciful God who alo
can comfort, be witU those sad, striok
parents, who have been called upon
pass through the deep waters of atfiiclid
support them in this dark hour of th
bereu\< nient. and max we all he euahl
to say ' 1 hv will he done"'
We miss you. su lly, fr >111 our midst, IYi
hut only for a while.
For he who give this Saiutlx life and to
it hack again.
Will remove us all in time to come, fro
t, inlv. ......1
We hope to meet you, then inv 11 i<n<1.
pleuseMi the Master's will.
When wo. our live* hiv?i fully .spent, u'i
nil I lis missions tilled.
A Fiiend.
Tito brilliant marriage Thnr
day in Madrid ??i King Allow
and I'rincess Eva of Hat'enhn
had a terrible m quel. A bo-n
hurled at the royal pair misst
its aim, hut exploded and kill*
at least sixteen persons in tl
procession.
STATE OK SOU i n CAROLINA,
COUNTY OK I-YNCAHTKIt,
In the Probate Court,
By J. K Stfwman, Ksqnire,
Probate !udj'o
Airhereas, Annie Hamilton Hortnn.nl La
W caster Co , paid state, has made sni*
me to niant her Letters of Administrate
>t tin' Kslnle <*f and effects of Chalmers
Horton. deceased
TUKSK AUK. TllKliEFOUk, foci
and admonish all and singular the kifulri
and creditors of the said Chalmers )! I(<
ton, dee'd, that they be and appear befit
nie, in the Court of Probate, to t
held at Lancaster t'onrt House, on tl
15th day of June, neit, after public
tion hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
show cause, if any the} lio\e, why the sa
Administration should not be granted.
(liven under my hand, this 1st day i
June, \inio Domini, 191'ft.
J. E. 8TKWMAN,
t'rebate Judge.
June 1, 1900
BARGAIN
ig Some Very 4
ers. The Price
(1 Good Until N<
75e Gowup, special sale
89c 44 44 44
Id j 25
le I | |j(| 44 44 44 I
2 00 44 44 44 1
1(11 89c Skirts 44 44
le 1 i)> 44 44 44
1 50 4 4 44 44 1
jd i 05 44 44 44 1
39c Pants 44 44
h! 00C 44 ,4 44
05c 44
ot 89c 44 44 44
e 1 00 44 44 44 l
39c Corset Waist 44 !
10 45c 44 44 44
5c I 65c
75c u " 41 i
Ladies' Shirt VVaists
75c embroidered front Sfi
,e- Waist, special sale price 50c.
in 1 00 Shirt Waist, trimmed
lace and embroidery, special 7
>vill sell io yards best ioc
E. E.
S Everv Lf
a* i|
t Laiica
iii
of
rig Should see the McDouj
lilt Saving" is the most
i? problem that besets
i,e These McDougall
bor-savers and c
it all leading jc
now on ex hi
fit
ut
ii r
he >
la" ' \\r
,.e We can save you mone;
! when buying high-gradi
1,(1 j Cooking Ranges, Bed I
ue Matting.
en I
Williams-H
cas:h
IS
ok
J 50c Saved
None are so wealthy as l
place than at another. That
i $3.50 line and guarantee eve
or your money refunded. A
s" on the latest last, with lar^e
ra! $1.25. Remember we have u
h | kind.
::!| Che
le' .
Business Notice;
or All Notices inserted inn
tins head at the rate of ON K UK]
A WORD for each insertion,
notice to he counted less than
words
it. .
To those who have bought
>n from me. I will give one doliar a t?;
" for pullets s weeks old l>on'thesit
hut bring thein forward The 11101
'i is waiting for f-hem. You can |
* moreeggsfl per sett ing. K.T. Dunl
?r
<11 KA I'KK M UK INSl RANOI
,,, I HTn for the Carolina Mul
Fire Insurance Co. and am prepai
to to insure dwellings, barna, *tocV,e
id at a very low rate
J. E. Taylor,
of 2t A if en
FOR ItKN I' Nice four-room cottage
town of Lancaster Apply to \V. .1 (
nitigham.
IS MAY
Special Prices for
we Make will
Dtified.
40cj 121) Shirt Waist, trimmed in
75c l?ce, special sale price 148c.
98c 3 00 China Silk Shirt Waists, to
05 I close out at 2 00. Be quick and
* _ I net one of these waists.
.05 t
75c Corset Specials.
08c
4>5 5 dozen Girdles, beautifully
trimmed and worth 50c, special
| for this sale only 25 cents.
25c
i-r>c Shirt Specials.
50c
7r? fat 50c Shirts to close out
i oc . ....
at 29 cents.
89c
20 dozen 05c Shirts to close out
at 39 cents.
These are great bargains iu
50c Shirts.
85c
Clothing.
Our 10 00 Suits are hummers,
'irt Hotter come quick to get one as
mey are going fact. Our Blue
in Serge (Joata at 2 39 cannot be
'5c. matched in town.
: Muslin for 69c. Only one
CLOUD
idy in
ster County
^oll VU~U? r??i."T -1?
i^au xvilciicii v^ciuiiitJLh. \uaoor
perplexing, most harrassing
> the modern house-wife.
Kitchen Cabinets are laleanly.
Advertised in
>urnals and samples
bition at our store.
I Refrigerators
loom Suits, Chairs, Rugs and
Yours respectfully,
ughes Company
i s'i'om:.
; I
, is 50c Made
to pay 50c more for Shoes at one
; is what we save you on our men's
ry pair to be as good as anybody's
sk to see our Ladies' Slippers, made
OVplpte FVomr no!.. 1 -i
vi y j?<iii ^uaiaiuctd ill.
ill prices, but nothing but the good
rry & Company
Election of Teachers.
Superintendent of schools, principal
and seven assistant teachers ol
ler j the Central Graded School, principal
S'T and i wo assistant teachers of t he Cot No
ton Mills School, will tie elected by
25 t lie trustees ol the Lancaster School
I'i-triet on June 5th. Applications
?? should be addressed lo
< 'has. T . ( onn >rs,
nil- Secretary and Treasurer Hoard Trmtt|e
tees, Lancaster, S. C.
ley "
Card of Thanks.
I desire to return thanks lo my fiiet.ds
and neiu'hhors who \t i re mi> kind to us dur
' int? the fatal sickness f our mother We
UHl liked for no ai ention it was possible for
red love to prompt, tor kindness to u ndii
tc., \H ol this is appreciated more than I can
frame words to express, and the memory
of the kindness r? ndere 1 my loved one is
t. Alii* ruv r.f **> !?.. a * "
nil" KK'l'lll 111 IV IIV ?T*
?? shadows our home Mnv >11 who have l?o#-n
in good to 1110 ami mine be richly rewarded
'nn- bv Mini who giveth every good and perfect
gift Julia Milton.