The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 22, 1906, Page 7, Image 7
I j|V About Advertising
J I
j^rusta Chronicle.
# Does it pay to advertise??
This question is only asked b}
those who have only had sligh
experience with "printer's ink.'
Those who have had longexperi
ence with advertising 1 ave fount
that it pays and handsomely.?
The proof of this lies in the in
crease the prosperous, successfu
merchant had given from year tc
year.
If advertising did not pay, tin
many millions of dollars yearlj
expended would he decreasec
rather than increased.
The appropriation for adver
tising of the large concerns art
-uv.uuocu vecause iiiey found thai
it was the thing that not onlj
made the business what it is, bui
t kept it up and daily made it larg
er. I once heard the proprietoi
of one of the largest patent med
icine concerns in this country?i
concern now spending auuuallj
over a half million dollars ayeai
for newspaper advertising, say
4tIf 1 stopped my advertising ]
would expect to fail inside of ter
years, for I know that advertis
ing is the main thing I have be
sides my formula."
This appea's to all lines o
business.
No matter how small yout
business is?money lor advertis
ing in proportion to your income
should be spent?if you hope t<
grow. Think it over?and yoi
aVu concur with those that k.no*
X-tliat it is a great thing, all yoi
have to do to see, is to try it?
and be conviuced.
L.
Never Wore Underclothing.
From I he Boston Herald.
Wiliiam '). Fouss, of Drab
Blair Ooun-y, Fa., who is 81
years old, never wore stockings
until three years ago. lie has
never worn underwear, gloves
or mittens, never used tobacco
in any form and never was sick
a day in his life.
He performs all the labor on
his 40-acre farm and never stop?
for rain, being frequently soaked
to the skin. Summer anc
11
"mi/01, icguruiess oi snow, rain
or shine, lie bathes his feet in f
spring a short distance from hit
house three times a week.
Unprepared.
A very thin girl named Miss Brat
ten,
^ Once went out to skate at Man
, ^ hattan.
She soon struck the lloor
Said she: "Well ! Befor<
1 skate any more I must fatten.'
Denver l'ost.
Tillman Declined to Take th(
Money.
"Senator Tillman was aake<
not lodeliver his prepared speed
on the race'problem at the Colum
. hia, Mo., Chautauqua. Hespok*
extemporaneously on the ?rail
road rate question instead. Be
cause he said hia speech was j
^ "bum" etrort lie refused to accep
the $300 offered him by tin
Chautauqua management."?
Weekly Flashlight, Eureki
Springs, Ark.
I
.' Another Black Brute Crimi-1
inally Assaults White' A
Woman?Crime Comrr^-1 P
ted in Marlboro County. |
i Beunettsville special in Wed- I
i nesday's Columbia State: Sun- 9
day night Mrs. Lucy Ann Batter- 1
j son, the wife of Dr. R. J. Batter- I
son, was criminally assaulted by fi
Richard Dargan, colored, at her 3
homedn the Bethel section of I
' this county. y
> Mrs. Patterson was alone with fi
her two children, when she heard B
? some one breaking into the bouse. I
t She ran out at the back door and a
I started to run across the field to 9
a neighbor's house. The negro u
ran after her, aud caught her 3
^ about 150 yards from the house. 1
^ She tried to scream for help, but g
he choked her and committed a
the assault. . |
M Mrs, Patterson recognized the gj
" | assailant to be Richard Dargan, I
1 | a negro, about 99 woora
w t J vwio wiUf WIIU J
lived on J. A. Moore's place B
i about a mile distant. Mrs. Bat- Eg
r terson's brothers, S. J. and J. B. K
r llubbard, who live iu Bennetts- Bj
. ville, were telephoned for. They I
I went to Dargan's house and B
found him there, but could not B
get him to come out or open the I
door. They then got Mr. Moore, 9
who lived nearby, and broke in, n
but Dargan had escaped by tak- Eg
1 ing a plank out of the iloor and
slipping through the tall cotton. B
r The sheriff and a large num- E
. ber of citizens reached the scene H
, early 111 the morning and engag- E
) ed in search. About 11 o'clock he H
j was located and surrounded in a B
small swamp and captured. He H
was turned over to Sheriff Green, 1
who brought him to Bennetts- |
vine and put him in jail. He de- B
uies any knowledge of the crime. I
There is no probability of a lynch- I
in^. The people of Marlboro are H
lawabiding and want the law to I
take its course, as it has doue in
a number of cases before. Every- 1
, thing is quiet this evening. 9
1 Another Account of the Fork |
Hill Revival. fl
From Baptist Press. P
It is not often we see anything js
i in your paper written by a wo- k,
. man, but 1 would like to tell M
you something of the good meet- ^
I ing at Fork Llill church, Moriah I
association. The pastor, Rev. R. i
I J. Blackmon.. did all thp npaa?K H
1 ing except two days, when we had
Dr. J. H. Boldridge, of Lancaster,
with us.
There was glorious work done
during the last ten days of services.
The people seemed to be ready
for their meeting, and every one
tried to help the pastor in the
Master's work and at no time,
even to the last service, did the
interest seem to drag. |
' There was a fgoodly number 4
I added to the church by letter
and restoration, and there has
I been twenty-two bright boys and
i girls, young men and women, Soci
J baptized as a result of the meet- q
r
May the good work still go on
1 and still greater good results be ^
i manifested is the prayer of one liocf
. of the members. ^
a Mrs. M. E. Bishop.
, say <
Heath feprings, S. O. ^
A *inl?/oH lliey.
y / / "V. f VM
1 "How (o keep off periodic attacks of O' M
t biliousness and habitual constipation was ( HSt
a mystery that Dr Kind's New Life I'ilts
9 solvwil for tue," writes .lohn N. Pleasant, I,aui
of Magnolia. Intl. The only pills that are .
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction to fill C
K everybody or tuonoy refunded. Only 25c i
i at J. F. Maokoy Co., Cruwford Pros., FunI
derburk Pharmacy. a ter
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Fall Goods,
Winter Goods,
Good Goods.
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We are as usual headquarters for the nicest and most stylish
line of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Clothing, Notions, Shoes, Millinery
and everything kept in an up-to-date general merchandise store.
Our buyers have just returned from the northern markets and we
are opening up our fall line which will be ready for your inspection
in a few days. We want every buyer in Lancaster county to come
in and see us and get our prices before you buy, as we are satisfied
the benefit will be greatly yours. You will find all our lines very
complete with all the nobbiest and latest styles shown in Baltimore
and New York. We have not time to mention the different classes
of goods now, as we are v^ry busy opening up goods which have
just arrived. You will find in our store the following salesladies
and salesmen, who will be glad to wait on you and show you anything
in our commodious store :
T a1 - - - ?
in me Millinery, Miss Brownlee and Miss Johnson, who were
with us last year.
In dry goods department, Miss Crockett and Miss Waldroup,
Messrs. Carpenter and Ferguson.
In clothing, shoes and furnishing department, Messrs. Taylor,
Mcllwaine and Carnes.
In grocery department, Mess. Brown, Carnes and Cauthen.
In hardware department, Messrs. Drennan, Young, Johnson,
and Cowan.
Come to see us?we want your patronage and promise fair treatment,
close prices, and the best line of goods in the town of Lancaster
to sele^rt frnm ?u *-''
. ..v ...p,..v tt?o ?. 'uonu- j Lindsay. The whole frontol the *'or,en'| ^hility. Mire cn..? for oil
e . | . I , Stonmch. Liver and kidney comphunU,
me, lor tne rain was pouring | house was thrown wide open to m, diseases, Headache, Diz/.iiusa and
ii and the wind was blowing the s and the evening was or bodily deci i.e. Price 5o?\
... , , , ,b \ . , . . n Gnarenteed by J. r. Mackev C <>., C rawford
rible gale, but notwithetand- spent most pleasantly in conver- Bros., Fundorbnrk Pharmacy,
? l ov,ii yuui luuuu uniii you see us, and $
don't forget to see our bagging and ties when you get ready to buy.
Yours truly, ,
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Lancaster Mercantile to.
al Event in Rock Hill ing the inclemency of tho weath- Bations with the many present,
omplimcntary to One of or 'h*3 evening was most pleas- During the evening delightful
ancaster's Charming andy spent in this hospitable cream and cake were served.?
oung Ladies home. The guests were met in Hie atlair was a success in every
the front hall by Misses Lindsay, respect and those preeenl enjoyi
Hill Herald. fri , , , , . led themselves immensely
I1 row and Mills and presented to uicmBOMca
, the home of Mr. J. L. Lind- 1quests of honor who were!
>n Hampton street Monday I stationed in the front parlor.? The End of The World
i Minnno KinU i i?juu? o.?/l . . i . i . of troubles tlmt robbo?l E. 11. Wolfi', of
t Misscb Bleka Lindsay and j^.^ter the crowd wan escorted to o;ov?-, In., of uii u??fuliuM*. enme
Frew entertained in honor rh? dinim* hall where delicious wben l,e ,,0Kl11 l,lkin? E}< tru- Biuor*.
. 1110 "?ning nan wnore ueiniuua U(t wriu,H. .. J wo llf,0 Kuln.y trouble
isses Clarice Kuiguty Ol Lffli- fr<ll>p0 was served by Misses caused mo great Buffering, Which J would
*r, and (trace Simmons, ot Josephine Heath and l'auline "tectril-"in t t^rs! iblv l?is.? ou.oii moot
i,inu 'I bo nialit ?" " ?