The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 24, 1906, Page 5, Image 5
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?Cotton brought 10.75 cent
oti iliis market yesterday; eotto
seed. 20 cents per bushel.
?A son was born to Mr. an
Mrs. V. A Dingle, ottheDwigb
section. Oct. 10, 1900.
?A son was born to Mr. tin
Mrs. 11. 11. Denton, ot this place
Saturday, Oct. 20, 1000.
?A son was bom to Mr. an
Mrs. J. U. Clark, ot R. F. 1). N<
5, Sunday, Oct. 21st, 1906.
?Mr. Green Saudifer, a we
known young citizen ot Roc
Hill, died last Saturday.
?A daughter was born to M]
and Mrs. J. C. Edwards, of thi
place, yesterday morning.
?A daughter was born to Mi
and Mrs. James Cauthen, of I)r
CreeK section, Monday, Oct. 25
190G.
? Mr W. J. Cunningham lo?
a line Jersey cow la*t Saturday
She was found dead in ihe pai
ture and I lie cause of death is ui
known.
?The child ot Mr. Williai
Belk, ot tliis place, diedjlast Sai
urday, aged about 1A years. Th
remains were buried in the ne
cemetery.
?Mr. James A. Turner, a
aged and highly esteemed citize
of the Fort Lawn section, die
last Wednesday, lie was in hi
Slst year.
?Ed. Ballard, col., was up b<
fore Mayor Wylie Monday lc
disorderly conduct. He wa
sentenced to pay a fine ot $5. c
serve 30 days on chain gang.
?Two bales of cotton belong
in it fn VJrvl I I ? 1 "
kjsji miijcoi., were uurne
last Wednesday night, at. Mr. \Y
T. Vanlandingham's gin house
It is thought that the cotton wa
?3t afire.
?There v\ i 11 he an oyster suj
per at the residence of Mr. Wi
1J. Twitty at Heath Spings nex
Friday evening, Oc'. 26, 190t
The public is cordially invite
to attend. The proceeds will b
taeil for the benefit of th
Methodist parsonage.
?Chief of Police Hunter rc
ceived a telegram from Keraha*
Monday to arrest Wesley Wi!
liams, col., wan'ed there to
striking a woman. Constabl
fruesdale came up from Kei
shaw Monday evening and g<
Williams.
?Constable Henderson, of Spai
tanburg, was here Monday, try
ing to get some trace of Mrs. C<
burn, the white woman who, a
jjrcvmuNiy kpuoii8ii0(i, is wante
ae ajwitneas against the parties i
Spartanburg county charged wit
whipping lier. When last s*e
flhe was in Lancaster county,
?Lancaster camp, W. <>. \V
will meet Thursday night Oct
25th. A full attendance is re
quested
Capt. J. Palmer King, Mi
S. II. Harris and Mr. Samue
Harper went to Columbia Sun
day. Capt. King went down t'
attend a meeting of the Order o
II. K. Conductors.
Miss Mary Ashe, of Vorkville
who has heen visiting Miss Cor
nelia Elliott, went to Columbii
yesterday to attend the Stat*
fair.
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j] PERSONAL
b Rev. J. \V. Little, ol Saudford,
it N. C., was in town ye>terdav.
j Col. 11. G Mcllwain. of Rock
d Hill, p 'nt Saturday in Lai-cagit
ter.
Messrs L. C. Harrison and NV.
d C. Hough spent Monday nigh' in
,, Rock Hill.
Mr. J. 11. Jones made a living
d business trip to Lancaster Friday.
> ?Chester Reporter.
Mr. G. F. Hall spent Saturday
11 in Lancaster on business.?Chesk
ter Reporter.
W. R. Plvler, Alderman of
! Lancaster. ?'?? tii? *??? ? a
, .. uv Vitt o? I'll I
is day on business.?Rock Hill lie
cord.
Mr. J. W. Beckham, of Pleasv
ant lli'l, Lancaster county,
>f brought his wife to the Hospital
for treatment Friday.?Hock Hill
, Record.
JI
r. Dr. and Mrs. R P. Miller vis-j
3 ited relatives in Kershaw and
Lancaster tfie past week.?Carolina
Citizen, JefTerson.
11 Mrs. (His Osborne, formerly of
t of Lancaster but now living in
it* Blacksburg, has been spending
w several weeks with relatives in
St. Louis, Mo.
n Mrt.C. B. Skipper and dauglin
ter. of Lancaster, pasted through
d Wednesday on their way to Char
is lotle, where tlie latter is in college
and has been home a few
days on account o! her father getting
hurt.?Chester Lantern.
Mrs. W. (J. Thomson, who has
r not been well recently, went over
to the Chester sanitarium Monday
afternoon, to spend a few
days. She was accompanied by
r Mr. Thomson, who returned on
the night train.
is Mr Johu Perry, of Tampa, Fla.,
is spending a lew days with his
, brother. Mr. Hal Perry, and
p other relatives in Lancaster
county. He paid this ollice a
j pleasant call Monday. Mr. Per
(j rv speaks very highly of Tampa
e and her future. The State fair
(t is to be held there next month,
from the 14th to the 21st, and
it promises to be something
grand. Mr. Perry advises all
K that can do so to visit the Land
I of Flowers at that time.
0 Law as to Postofflce Box
Rent.
>t
,_l Ollice of the Postmaster General,
Washington, I). C.. October
13, 19011. Order No. 1,291.
Paragragh 2, Section 348, l'os
I
(j Laws and Regulations, is
(1 amended to read as follows:
"Box rents must be collected
at the beginning of each quarter
tor the entire quarter, but no
longer. Ten days before the last
day ot each quarter postmasters
' are required to place a bill (on
Form 1,538 ot 1,583V,1 bearing
the date ot the last day of the
. quarter, in each rented box. If a
,1 box holder fails to renew bis
- right to his box on or before t.lm
1 lad day of a quarter the box
^ shall then tie closed and offered !
for rent and the mail will be
? placed in the general delivery.
F. B. Hitchcock.
* "Acting Postmaster General."
Bead?The News.
I truth of Miss Mnrf/ Roberts g
Miss Marv E. K berts, (laugh*
1 ter of the late Wesley Roberts, |
dud on the 20th instant, at the I
home of tier mother, in the cotton 1
mill village. She was about 18 I 1
years of age, ai d had been sie.t J
for three months. lite remains' j
I were taken to Kershaw for buii ?
The Lust of Court. j 1
The court, alter a session ot ^
practically two weeks, adjourned ^
last Saturday afternoon. The soil m
oi Thompson Bros., of Vanw.vck. |
against the.Piedmont Insurance 9
Co., referred t*> in onr las' issue, 1
resulted in a verdict of $1)37.01 A
lor piaintiiVs. In the Uouze land >
case the jury found 3-4 of the m
land in dispute lor Nora Strong m
aid Maggie Wrigld, daughers'l
of old man Henry Ilouze, dec'd. a
The following members of the A
grand jury were drawn t serve J
another year: L. 0. llough, W. j
T. Vanlandingham, .1. A. S. ^
Knight, E. M. Bailey, M. L. llin
son and 11. E. Coll'ey. m
Death of Mrs. Era Met 'nirt. 1
Mrs. Eva McGnitt, the aied A
widow of John MiGuirt, di? d a
la-t Saturday at the home ol lier 1
son, Mr. lv. 8. Sullivan, in the 1
New Cut section. She was a J
daughter ol the late Timothy A
Sullivan, who was an Euglisn T
uian. She was in her 4J2ndyear, T
hiving been ? 1 years old in July 1
la.;t. She is survived by two sons. 1
Messrs lv S. Sullivan and Alex- 1
under McGuirt ]
Mrs. McGuirt sustained a fall i A
a tew days ago which hastened ^
.u-n. oi
..el ucivm. one w<?8 a consistent I
memberof the Methodist church, d
The burial was at Hopewell Sun-1 J
day, the Rev. 1'. B. Ingraham
conducting the funeral services. |~
Mr. Shute in Mr. .John ?
Lee Tillman's ' Clan*."
In his recent communication \
in The News announcing the m
tact that he had just reached hisi ^
85di birthday and that hut com- |
paratively lew ot liis iriends arelj,
now 111 his "class," Mr. John Ltej fa
Tillman, Sr., ot Vanwyck, miss-j
ed the mark when he named Mr. s.
Ilowell Shute among others as I ?
being 10 or 12 years younger fr
than himself. Mr. Shute informs re
us that lie is in his 81st year? '
will be 81 if ho lives to see lltel*'11
-1 h of next J ul.v. J ^
' Tell Mr.Tillman." saysMr Shute
kif he'll come down my way I'll t\\
not only run a footrace with hnnj ^
but will show him how to make |
chicken pie look like thirty cents." t\\
And Mr. Shute Jmeans every j ^
j word of it, for he is one of the ! _
healthiest, heartiest and most
active men of his age in the|"l<
VT . , 1 I . , M ?
S'ate. Notwithstanding his ad |,i.
vanced year-, Mr. Shute i- more ?
active todav than the average '
young man. Ile il inKs nothing s,-.
ot 1 II III 111 11<r lit, .....1 I L!
j !""& ",l4 ftH'Mlljl '<11 j f1-'1
It is own hat ancl performing oth- ~
es gymnastic ?tnn's. nil
all
ilr
Mr. ). T. Thomas?on returned s,>
Monday from Rennettsvill?, ~
! where he went la>t Friday to u,
J see his sick brother, Mr. Edgar ttU
Thomasson, as noted in Satin-j^,
day's issue of The News. His
brother was better, being clear ?
of fever, when he left him. fa
?Mr. L. 1'. Roddey, Lancas- ~~
ter's model Express agent, has j t
been quite ill for the past day or uh
two. Dr. I'rvor. of Chester, was ,ia
over to see him yesterday and
decided that a surgical operation
may be necessary. Mr. Roddey,
therefore, was taken oyer to the u(
Chester hospital yesterday af
ternoon. He was accompanieed
by his wife and his father inlaw
Maj Riddle* po
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l Standing on a plank that crossed a stream, a
t A dog chewed meat, with teeth agleam. m
) He saw?reflected just beneath? ^
^ Another dog with meat in teeth. ^
? He snapped, with greed, to get this, too? m
' His own meat quickly dropped from view. W
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) How many people make this mistake, ^
| And shadow, for the substance, take? ^
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^ \\ e know that acquaintance begets either confidence A
\ or mistrust, and so we are anxious for those customers A
who are not already on our "Band Wagon" to get aboard \
I and know us. Below, see what we offer while the lots J
. last. (Those good friends who have helped to make us J
what we are?boss price makers of Lancaster?are not w
, excluded.) ? #
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[ Here You Are : ?
* 120O yards 10c Outing going at 8 1-2 cents. &
!50 pairs Elkin Mills Blankets at last year's prices. |[
10 Bolts Buck-Skin Jeans at last year's prices. b
$1,100 worth of Ladies' and Children's stylish Coats e
) and Millinery arriving this week. ^
|i The goose-bone says a long, hard winter. Come on ^
, with your orders and we will deliver the genuine goods, m
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i wiiiiams-iiughes Co 1
I (LYS1 I STORE.
business Notices/Professional Cards
I^-MI Mice, /.7!''r,r I Dr. J. E. WELSH,
ns head at the rate or (IN K < KN I j J '
WORD for each insertion. No DENTIST,
jtioe to be counted less than 25
ords. IOllice in Emntons BuiMing opposite
Fir>t National Bank.
FOR KENT?The plantation of ni..... , \ o
ones P. Kobi nsoti, deceased, 2 horse J
rm. Good house and outbuilding. LANCASTER S. C.
ine well water. Kent reasonable.
pply to N. l\ Robinson, Lancaster, ??????????
" N"'L Dr. E. J. Hinson
LOST?A few days ago, piur of gold T^vTr?-i\.TmTom
auie spectacles in case. Reward if 3_)xL#P4 TIfeT
i timed to News ollice. L.S. Klliott r\xc o r? u*
Offica in springs Building.
Now is the time to make kraut-one office Hours: 8 to 12 and 1 to 6.
r-load cabbage to arrive this week, o j tt r\ ?. i/v
nnett Grocery Co. Sunday Hours, 9 to 10.
Ask Central for No. 32.
FOR KALE?Two road horses and
o family horses. Write for deacripI:
' Clerk's Sale.
FOR KENT?Small two-horse farm'
ro miles from town. Two dwellings, STATK OK sOl'TH CAROLINA,
iOu out nouses ami well. Apply to /f . T
. J.Cunningham, Lancaster, S. C. ^ ounty of Lancaster.
jn ||ie Common Pleas.
NoTK'K?A11 persons indebted to
? lor dental work will please come
rward at once ami settle for same. Arthur 1'. Morion et.al , Plaintilfa,
K. Rut ledge, D.D.3. ft against
CO ( TON SEED. 'IT It KEY'S, ETC.- Allee T. Morton, Defendant.
rill pay the highest cash pric.. for cotton i>urH(1ni)t to an order of court made
,1. at the dcpot; also, tor turkeys and . , b -t ? by Judge
1>sc | Prince, dated Get. s. P.mhl the
?? | gjjjneti win soil at Lancaster II., at
1LE Liulius, clip this ad. out. sond to j public auction, on the lirst Monday in
t will solid you | EN days treatment for I Xovember. next, within the legal
lt-mulc Complaints, Ino nt charge. Ail- | i,oljrs ol sale, ttie following described
ess with stamp, Mrs. M. A. Hilton, Ker- j rea| ostnte, to-wit : All that piece.
?w. h.t parcel or tract of land being, lying
??????????????? Rm| sij,,afe |n Pleasant Hill tow nship,
JOTTON, Cotton Seed, C. S. ileal and in Lancaster county, State of South
ills- <live mo a chaneo at your cotton Carolina. containing 125 acres, more
d cotton Herd. James llarton will weigh or less,hounded on the north by lands
ur seed at depot good weight and ready of u. II. Morton, Jr., \\ . S. Morton
Hh. I atn located at peoples Supply Co. a|H, y pe Horton; east by lands of W.
e me. Oliver C. ISlackuiou. ^ Morton and Hubert Caston; south
?????????????????? by estate lands of K. It Cook, ami
SKK1> WHEAT, Oats, Eye and all west by lands of .1. M. N'eai and
rm seed at Bennett (Jrocery Co. 4t Dye.
? . Terms of sale, Cash; purchaser or
Al.fi indebted for the Lancaster purchasers to pay for papers,
ulger w ill please settle. After Jan- ' F. ORKOOKY,
ry 1st a'l accounts will be put in C- O. C. l\ L. C.
mis of collector. T.ft.Carter. 3m. Lancaster, S.C., Oct. 9,1MW.
Green A Mines. Plaintiff's' Attorneys.
Misses Fanny and Floride llorn
returned to I heir home at ?^ young man named Deas,
rath Springs Saturday after Ji;0."' ,fi J?*'8 old, died on the
i *L 19th instant, at the home ol his
ending a lew days with Miss wi(1 , moth?r. i? the ..?
II i? ? '??
...? irtiiiutwii.?v/iiester Ke mji| village. The burial was in
rter. the new cemetery.