The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 08, 1906, Page 5, Image 5
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jF LOCAL DOTS J
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* ?New cotton brought 8J cU
on this Market yesterday.
? Mr. George Games hasopened
up a stock of good* in the John
9on building on main street.
?Evangelist Thou. II. Leitcli
is coming to Kershaw about tht
15th of this month to conduct r
meeting. ? Era.
?The numerous friends ol Mr
S. E. A. IIinson, who has beer
quite ill, will be pleased to lean
that he is now improving.
? The board of registratiot
held its regular monthly meeting
this week. It was in session Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday.
?Another girl has been addec
to Tlie News force, a daughtei
Having been born to Mr. and Mrs
49 It. A. Long Thursday, Sept
^ 6th.
?Mr. Ellison Llagins lias re
covered from his recent spell o
sickness and is again at his pos
in the stoie ot Merchant John J
Blackmon.
? The little daughter of Mr
J. A. Robinson, of this place
died Monday, ot pneumonia, agec
about 3 years. The burial wa1
in the new cemetery.
?The infant son of Mr. NV. J
Bailey, of Dry Creek, died lasi
Thursday morning, aged about S
months. The burial was at Lowei
Camp Creek church.
?The infant of Mr. and Mrs
J. E. Bowers, of the Fork Hil
section, died Thursday night
aged two weeks. The burial wa<
at Fork Hill church yesterday.
?Chief of Police Ilunter ship
^ ped to Columbia Wednesday f;
trillions of liquor seized here.?
The stuff, it was thought, was
intended tor blind tiger pur
poses.
?The Rev. M. J. Long will
preach at Ebenezr r church on
Saturday night before the 3rd
Sunday in this month. lie will
also conduct services there on
Sunday following.
? The store room next to The
News office in the Springs block
is being lilted up for Est ridge A
Son, who have been merehan
dising in the mill community toi
some tune.
?('apt. R. E. Tompkins, oi
Rnr.1: ti ll I * 1 '
...... im-? uuuuiii a controlling
interest in l lie Dr. J. K. W.
Hade ?1 ruj* store and will he ir
charge of the business, lie asks
a share of the public patronage
? Kershaw Era.
?The residence in Columbia
of Mr. S. W. Rhea, son in-law < I
Mr. Robert Welsh of this vieini
ty, caught on fire Thursday, the
fire originating in a c'osel. The
flames were extinguiaheJ, but i.ot
before the building was damaged
) to extent of 300.
?The Council is having sund
bhnle I to tie used in making >i
cement sidewalk in front of the
Spring-' block. I lie *and h.tu'ed
for that purpose lad spring?>i
w is Ift-t spring ten yarn a?o ??
/ i proved t Ik* to? fine or cement
w >rk. A c rf;?iii grade ol sn.il
is required, which kind Council
ha-* experienc '<1 conddeia >i<' (litflcul'y
'n obtaining, hence the
delay.
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J PERSONAL |
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Col. Leroy Springs visited lver-1
shaw Wednesday.
I Mr. and Mrs. A. P. McLure
have gone to Asheville, N. C.
Miss Eva llotigh visited her
i sister, Mrs. E. E. Cloud,in Rock
? Hill this week.
1 Mr. L. F. Strafcton, of Charlolte,
visited Kershaw, his old
. home, this week.
1 Mr. P. T. Twitty, of Heath
' Springs, spout Wednesday in
Lancaster,
' Mr. E. C. Allison has gone to
: Cleveland Springs tor a few
days.
M ? ni i ^ " "
j iur. i nos ?. uregory, of Cheraw,
spent a day or two in Lancaster
ihis week.
Mr. Willie?Ross Moore return
ed to Davidson College Wednesday,
to resume lus studies.
t Mr. and Mrs. llasel Wither
t spoon have returned Irotn Blow
ing Rock.
Mr. Laurence I'ardue, of Atlanta,
is on a visit to Lancaster,
his old noine.
1 Mrs. L. C. Llarrison and little
daughter, Miss Mab, are visiting
relatives in Rock Llill.
M _ TT
mi. oiuwari iie*m, president
f of the Southern Uranite Co.,
spent Thursday in Charlotte.
r
Miss Mamie Clyburn lias re
turned from a visit to friends in
Rutherlordton, N. C.
' Mrs. W. T. Williams and children
returned Thursday from
their visit to Norlolk, Va.
Mr. W. C. Thomson and son,
Mr. Waddy Thomson, are spend
ing a tew days in Baltimore.
Miss Minnie Ca*key, a trained
nurse of Colunibiu, is visiting her
uncle, Magistrate W. 1*. Castsey.
Mr. ?J. M. Riddle, Jr., business
manager of the Lancaster I'ub1
lishing Company, made a busi
ness trip to Camden Thursday.
( Miss Hope Gregory, who has
been spending some time in Jefferson
with her sister, Mrs. Jas.
* W. Miller, returned home Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Lazenby,
Miss Nannie Crockett, Miss. Abbott,
and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Mackey,
of Lieutl) Springs, have j^one
North.
Mrs. S. M. Scott, of Sharon,
who has been visiting herduugh- j
tor, Mrs. J. Meek White, of Unity,
returned home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Chapman,
ot Spaitanburg, who have
. been visiting the letter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Thomson, re
turned homo yesterday.
, Miss Kdna Oregpry, of Lancas.
ter, is visiting lior uncle, Mr. K.
L. Iiliickm >n. She has,just returned
Irom Alabama.?Kershaw
Era.
Mr. Charles Moore. of Coluni
,' bia, and Mr. lioy Jones, ol New
I berry, are v^inn^ tlu-ir uncle,
. Mr. C. W Jones, and other rela !
tives in Lancaster.
Miss I'earl l'lyler, of Waxliaw,
i who has been vhitin? M'ss Mettle j
Staines, went home yest-iday
I afternoon I'lie 1.uter went home
iiwith her to gpenu two weeks.?
I Chester Lantern.
i 1
Mr. Lloyd Mo ?ro, tbe L & C'*
acent at Fort Lawn, spent a few
days ia Lancaster tbis week with
n:s parents, iur. and Air*. W. M.
M?>ore.
Cadet Hazel Cunningham , of
Clonison, is t>pendii<i: a few di-ys
vvitH Iiiends in Anderson belore
r< turning to college, which opens
next Wednesday.
M^ses Mayme and Bess Jones,
two of Lancaster's most cl arming
and attractive > outig 1 niies,
who . ave been vi it 1 nv Mi s Iva
Hull, expect to r turn borne
Thursday.?Hock Hi 1 Her i d.
Mrs. Lillian C. Mi ler, ol Lan
c -sier, S. C., who is now th guest
of Mrs. J. 1'. Hackn y, on East
avenue, will re'iim h* me the
first of the week.? Ci jwiotto Oil
server.
Mr. Carl Lee, ot' Anderson,
who lias been spending several
d iys with bis sister, Mr-. .1. A.
.
oiewman, returned i.o ne yesterday.
'I'he Rev. R. E. Turnipseed returned
Thursday niirht from a
v sit to Kershaw. He preached
Thursday at Shiloh church, in
Kershaw county, for the RevMr.
Jetfcoat
A Jicqnettt of Election Mini(iffere.
The managers at each precinct
in the county are requested to
phone The News office the returns
of their box next Tuesday
evening immediately after the
completion of the count. IMease
give us promptly the vote of both
county and state offices.
A'o I'read nut I at Union it nil Antiorh
Tomorrow.
The Rev. S. N. Watson requests
us to announce that there will be
no preaching at Union and Antioch
tomorrow, Sunday. Me and
Mrs. Watson are in Charlotte,
having carried their infant daughter
there tor treatment by Dr.
Nishet. Mr. Watson writes us
that the child is a little brighter,
but still very ill.
.s/x Thousantl feet of Lumber
Horned.
Messrs. Harvey Robinson &
Sons, who operate a saw mill just
across I lie state line, in Union
county, lost by fire Wednesday
afternoon about 0,000 feet of
lumber, which was in a kiln.?
Toe pieces ot timber supporting
tiio lumber gave way, causing
the latter to fall into the fire.?
There was no in-urance. The
saw mill was n>t ii jured, as it is
temporally I oca ed on this side
of the state line
Miss fa if HIcMa n oh to be Harriett
on the 10th Instant.
Invitations have bsen issuod
to the ci ming marriage of Miss
Helen Fay McManu*, daugh'er
ot Mr. T S. McManus, formerly
of tills place, now oi Wilmington,
N. (J., to Mr. Joseph Inskip
Sabiston. The in'eret-tiug ceremniiu
milt I v. i
?? !' i j* i# r 1 Ui lllt!U * Ml ^ 0(1
nosday, Sept. 19th, 1900, at 5
o'clock, in t ho First IFtptisI
church t'f Wilmington.
Mi~s McManus is a young lady
ol attractive personality and lu.s
many friends and admirers in
Lmca^tor. She visited her
grandparents, Oapt. and Mrs. J.
Q. McMatms, and other relatives
in this county this summer.
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!| STYLISH I
j FOOT WEAR I
C We are showing a new 1
line of Fall styles in ^
v* tine shoes for ladies. W
Dorothy Dodd and I
Duttenhofer. f
These two well known ^
^ brands of shoes need i J
^ no introduction, as they *
$ are both well advertis- m
? ed lines j w
I ! Young Ladies, j $
come in and select you I x
V a nice shoe before leav- W
ing ^01* school ?
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no. 7858 Business Notices.
Report of the Condition of
The First National Bank
j lllu 1UUI MUUVMiUl ouuu A WOKD for each insertion. No
OF LANCASTER notice to be couuteil less than 25
words.
At Lancaster, in the State of = ~^=? South
Carolina, at. thp r>?rr . n
, ~v.^uu (ii iieaiii-.joufs i;o. ari'l ^et your
of business Sept. 4th, 1906. ?>? r, !.?".
Wood it Sons. 2t
RESOURCES.
Loans ?nil Discounts SEK Clyburi. & Robinson's lOets.
Overdraiis, setured anil unsecured 8iV4H counter tins week. It's full of barIT.
s. Honds to secure circulation 2h,0'HJ Oti
Preui uin on U. Bonds ess. ia , ,
llonds. Securities etc. %?ih.M FOR RENT?An excellent 2-ltorse
Furniture and Fixtures farm. Good house att.l barn at. J *ood
,,U? ,,UnUS' "0l r?" uum? water Apply to A. J. Clark, LanDue
from approved reserve agents 5,".S3 (lit castor, H. C. 21
Checks and other cash items rt,o7o.'2l ?????????????????
Notes of other National lianas I.400.UU l'l.A'l^KS atul Teas, ill t wo deCOraKraotloual
paper currency, nickels tions, at C 'c set. t'lyburn it, Robinson.
and cents , 3eS SK .... . ..
Lawful money reserve In banks, viz: . . . ......
Sponje it 0"i :#) BEGINNING August 1 school will be
Legal-tender notes l/.tW.OO I2.02l.o0 ,lU,.VI,i?hl We guarantee yon a
... .. d uumuuii ouuiihmii ii'?iiroa?! Trainir.e
Iivt urmiH ion in nil with II. S. I ^ . ,,, , . , ... .. . . n
(5 per cent, of circulation! 1,2 0.00 School leleKraplioiH ftntl Station Agents,
12uU.\ Main St., Columbia, s. C.
Total, .... *1(17.51
LIABILITIES. \V I", HAVE placed on lOc counter
C.tpltai muoU paid la f25.Miti.uo 72 tloz. pieces hnmlsoiiie honiestic
surplus rural ".uoo.oo Crockery. Greatest bargains ever ofUndividcd
I'rollts less expenses and leretl. ( oine quick heiore it is nil
tuxes paid 7*2.116 gone. Clyburn & Kobiiieon.
National Hank notes outstanding 24.K50.n01
lialividu.il deposits, subject
to cheek #711,115.52
Time tort UK'a tea ot A C 'A TH
dep. .sit 35,050 55 ** Vttl U?
Certified cheeks 61.00 .. ., . , . ,,
, , lo ttia People id I.utieaster ? ounty Cashier
s heen.scirstand- ' J
sag ;tio:to iom.sk,- .tr (lreeling .
I.iabililieM oilier than those aliove . , , , ,.
Stated?Kescrved for taxes, etc. l.esi. 19 In the recent campmg i I ina-lo the race
tor ounty Su|ierinU:nilent <>t I'M neat ton
Total, ... 1167.074 51 on n,y personal merit, ability utnl tit tics a
for flat l office, el riming vim honl-l liu\e
I SVV.un?lVo?V.aa^si!'"a' ! -* 1 u" ?'<?"c.rtcl 1*'r ,hiH" . ft"J ,L'a
you sii -iii.t receive the best service |n??~i1,
Iv M. t-ro*ton, (.aslncr oi thealajve-namcd I j^je I claim tlint c\ory vote I rec? ived
j Hank, do solemnly swear that the aoovo stale-| Was ? recoonitii.x ..i .. i..m. ?
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belief. K M CKOXTON, 1'ivsUter. a desire for Lcttoi'. mure Xrithlul Korvice.
Subsci i: < il n>l sum n 1.11 in-for- in this iltli liy n small maj 11' \. us t" 111 jm : I tu his
ilay uf Siipt. in hi iniij.nity two vci rs ayo. I ho incumbent
I V M I'OltTK 15, Notary I'ublic '* re-eleeted. Now, I desire to thank m.
? ... many friends thi<>tiMi?>iii the count* lor
Corri'i'l -Attest ; .? i i_ i i .1 *
Iho kindness siiown mo iln>lint Bo ruin
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s CARTER iniil I ohi.mi l iliy tk'Miro to Itiaiik my
" ; ' ' ,. . follow citizens foi the sup| ml they gave
It. (. McMANl s, iiio n( ||j;. 14.H-.. | .11.j reciat e ilit support
Plr< t'ti>rs. 1 j rt coiveil at each prieiiut. I> ' nr. 'I axn
- 1 ! haw. I'rtili Hvillo . 111 1 Sow 'nt my homo
hox nuvo ino a splouilid Hhowinit.
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ppi'|)lll at (|J to it> Of' 'I|>' l<"' tv fii-'liful ? I vie. >IIM? vu'y,
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