The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 22, 1906, Page 5, Image 5
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Jv* VjW cotton brought 9? els.
f> B _y^i'is market yesterday; cotton
,1 18 cents |:er bushel.
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i ?The State Fair will be held
s/ in Columbia Oct.. 22-27.
? Mr. J. J. Bailes has been
elected principal of the Pleasant
Valley school.
?The merchants of Lancaster
are daily receiving and opening
up their fall stocks. A good trade
is anticipated.
? Mr. Albert Blakeney, of the
Antioch section, has accepted a
position with the People's Sup
ply Co. lie will move bis family
A _ T
to Lancaster later.
?Mary Amanda, the little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Butler, of Spray, N. C., died last
Friday at the home of Mr. J. W.
^ Davidson, in Pleasant Valley.
?The People's Supply Company
is busily engaged in opening
up its stocK of dry goods, in
the Moore block. Miss Lula
Lindsay has accepted a position
with this new company.
?C. P. Cornwell and F. B.
Sessoms have been awarded the
Chester Co. scholarships in the
Citadel, Charleston. The winner
in Kershaw county is It. C. Williams.
Col. Leroy Springs and family
are living in what is known as
the Heath house while thoir res
idence is being remodeled, as
nqted in the last issue of The
Mows.
?Mr. John W. Elms has re
turned to his home here, having
suspended his school in Chester
county for a few weeks in order
that the pupils may assist in har
vesting the crops.?Fort Mill
Times.
?Joe Cox and his assistants of
the street force are laving the
foundation for some good sidewalks
in East End. Crushed
rocks are being put on the pave;
mnnfe nn --- 1 ' ' '
, UUVO) IUJ? U1 WHICH H it I) CI will
be placed.
?Miss Lula Knight, eldest
daughter of Mr. VV. 13. Knight,
presented us Wednesday with a
mammoth chesnut, plucked from
a tree in the Primus section.?
The chesnut measures nearly six
inches in circumference.
?Correspondents are again
reminded of the fact that they
must always send their names
along with their communications
?not for publication, unless desired,
but in order that we may
know where to place responsibility
lor what appears 111 tho pa
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Cotninf/ Entertainment.
The "llio Grunde," a popular
drama, will soon be presented
to a Lancaster audience by local
talent. The play is being gotten
up by the Daughters of the Confederacy
for the benefit of the
Lancaster Orchestra. The per
formance will he at the school
auditorium. Music lor the occasion
will he furnished by the
m Orchestra. When the date for
the entertainment has been fixed,
notice of the same will be
4P given in The News.
Mr. Sain F. Massey, of Oiceola,
was in town yesterday.
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1 PERSONAL ]{ ^
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Mr. T. M. Hughes paid a visit
to Fort Mill this week I ^
Mr. E. (J. Allison visited Wash-1 ?
ington, 1). (J., this week. i*
Mrs. W. A. Hughes, of Ilealh '
Springs, was a visitor lo Lanoas- 4T
ter tliis* week. mm
Mr. S L. Steele, of Yorkville, ^
spent Thursday in Lancaster, his ^
former home. 1%
Sheriff J. P. Hunter went to K
Wadesboto, N. C., Tuesday, on %
official business. ^
Mr. J. M. Yoder, of Vanwyek, m
spent a lew days in Lancaster
this week. ?
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Lszeuby t
returned this week Irom an ex- W
tended trip North.
Our s'aunch old friend Mr. m
T. J. Reeves, of liicli Hill, spent ^
Wednesday in Lancaster. ?
Mr. C. J. Henry, now of Rock _
Hill, paid a visit Wednesday to *
Lancaster, his recent home. C
Contractor Birmingham, ol
M..... 1? 'i ' ' -
iwi.u vuronna, who built the
Springs block, is in towu this
week. Cu
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Mr. Marion Witherspoon wus
among the Lancastrians who ^
went to Columbia Wednesday to
hear Bryan. ?
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Mrs. VV. E. Pardue has been las
summoned to the bedside ol her wa
mother, Mrs. W. J. McGuirt, who the
is critically ill. T.
Miss Nettie Green, who hus
been teaching school at Calvin, Vn
IS. C., has returned to her home <
in the Tank section. wa
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Dr. J. E. Kutledge attended ^ ^
the 10th annual convention of
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the Nationul Dental Association,
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held in Atlanta, Ga , this week.
Mr. llenry C. Tillman, second wa
son of Senator Tillmau, and coj
Miku M HPD 1C n
j I- vaj ui Vjuucuruj Ijji
N. C., are to bo married October
4th.
Miss Marion Johnson and
friend, Miss Stewart, of Florida, (
who is visiting here, went over 801
to Lancaster today. ? Hock llill wa
Record. y^{
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Mr. W. H. Milieu, of River
a c
side, recently nominated lor
(Jal
treasurer ot Lancaster county,
J sail
spent Wednesday night in the g(J
city.?R<?ck Hill Record.
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Mrs. William Cook, of Taxahaw, for
and Mrs. Delia Morton and baby. Mo
of Kershaw, mother and sister of
Mrs, B. F. Hunter, are spending lt(,
several days with her.?Chester
Lantern. I
Mr. J. Ulysse Bell, a popular ol
young business man ol Columbia, die
has been visiting his parents, ty
Mr. and Mrs. .John 11. Bell, of Sh<
Bell Town section; also his eig
friends in Lancaster. dia
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Rev. and Mrs. S. N. Watson, ,
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who have been visiting at the
home of sheriff N. VV. Wallace,
on North Poplar afreet, returned {
lo lleatli Springs, S. U., yes ,j,.j
terday.-<'harlot to Obsei ver, 2lal
lie
inst.
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The Mioses Nesbit, of Van- Sir
wyck, were in I he city a few sur
hours Monday afternoon. They Hai
were on their way to the springs, anc
one of them having recently re- Joi
covered from an attack of fever. C.
?Rock Hill Record. Oh
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Dress Goods, Ml
Matting, Clot.hi
MMraMHUBL MHHnomHM
Our buyer has returned fro it
DRESS GOODS, SILKS am
ever, was bought from three
shipped now. This was a "li
advanced. We pay SPOT C
workers, and we positively as
on the dollar on all your fall
tell the story. You are cord
Your money back if you wan
nnln<jham~lilackivell. |
VIr. Albprt Cunningham, son ^
Mr. J. W. Cunningham, and j
ss Beulah Black well,daughter |
Mr. R. L. Black well, of Flat
sek township, were married j
t Monday night. The ceremony ^
a performed at the home ol ^
> bride's lather, by the Kev. a
A. Dabuey, of Lancaster. 1
?/e liped Dead. |
Jhafe Reed, the negro who 4
,8 shot at Vanwyck last Sat-' |
lay by Frauk Peterson, also orod,
an account of which ,
8 published in the last issue of
e News, died at an early hour
ursday morning. The body i
8 buried yesterday by the J
ored Masonic fraternity <>l 4
ncaster. 1
Peterson is still in jail. j
tiri/eil with Heinous Offense. ^
Jtis Perry, a young negro man, *
\ of Jack Perry, ol this place, g
,s arrested and lodged in jail
dnesday, charged with assault
1 battery with attempt to rape '
olored woman named Carrie
loe. The alloged offense is ,
d to have been committed last ^
nday. Perry will probably
re a preliminary hearing be- '
e Magistrate Cuskey next
nday. ^
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ut/i of Mrs. Mar// K. Tillman., ^
Widow of ./, Wren Till man. 1
Mrs. Mary K Tillman, widow |
the late J. Wren Tillman, |
d at her home in this yicini- J
last Wednesday morninir. 4
had been in bad healtn for ^
hteen months, but the imme 4
to cause of her death was an g
ack of malarial lever. _
virs. Ullman was a daughter j|
the lute Churchill B. Jones *]
I was about forty nine years j(
ige. She whs mariied to Mr. (j
'.man about twenty years ago.
r husband, it will be recalled, c|
d about a year and a half ago. cj
e leaves no children, but is j
vived by her mother, Mrs ^
ah Jones, and sevoral brothers ^
I sisters, nainelv, Mr. W. I). ri
ies, of this county; Mossrs c
B., A. I), and T. P. Jones, of
ester county; Mrs A. W. Hick
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UVING DAILY - - \
liinery, Long Oi oaks. Carpets and )
ng and Shoes, Furniture, Etc- *
1 the Northern markets with a large line of fashionable
1 NOVELTIES. Most of our fall and winter stock, how- )
to six months ago direct from factories, to be made, and ^
icky hit" for you, as prices on all these goods have since
!ASH for goods, sell for cash?all of us are experienced
sert that we are in position to save you from 15 to 25 cents
purchases and sell you only first-class merchandise. Facts 9
ially invited to come and compare. All prices guaranteed. m
t it. Yours for business,
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tns-Hughes Co. J
Cash Store. *
I STYLISH I
j FALL GOODS |
1 We have just returned J
* from the northern mark|
ets where we bought one 9
I of the best stock of goods S
I that the market afforded. f
r These goods are arriving ^
v daily and in a few days ?
I we will have our complete J
stock in our store. You S
are most cordially invited *
^ to come and inspect our \
k stock whether you buy or J
? not. J
Look at Next Issue of The >
( News for special prices on J
I high-class merchandise for |
k 1 i -
| iaii wearables f
j E E" CLOUD i
\ Cash Store ?
n?i.(l Mrs. F. R. Green ol BuSmeSS NotiCeS.
Ins county; Mrs W. I*. Mcdol- _
Mlf^h and Mrs. Kli llugll Cilild- ^ WANTED--Travel* r for eHtahl sh ?l house.
Oil, of Chester county. Twelve Dollars Nvcokly t<> start.
paid, l\eieroncoft. Address (teor^6 G.
Mrs. Tillman was a cultured, Clows, Lancaster, s. (',
imslian lady arul leaves a lar^el ' ? .... -
ircle of relative and friends to | *^^7u!?nd
uueut her untimely death. '-*nt'Hstt'r ahdi, *ptotae:e*. Eye*
examined free.
he was a consistent member of ?_____
ie Methodist church. The bu- coiton seed, tuukbym. ETf.ai
was at Lower Camp Creek I will pay the bigheRt niRh price for cotton
* neiHi, fit the depot ; also, for turkeys and
nurch Wednesday afternoon. geeao J. 8 w;uon o-UMm.
Read?The Newf. Do you take The News?
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