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Another Lynching?The V tim a Negro Charged w Attempted Assault on "White Women. Mobile, Ala , Oct. 21.?Ro Clarke. ali:?s Dan Dove, a ne< from Kershaw City, was hanj from a telegraph pole near Lueedale depot ot the Mob: Jackson & Kansas City Rf roa.l by 300 masked men ai early hour today alter 1>< i mysteriously spirited Ironi I jail ofj Jackson'county, Miss. The negro was arrested 1 Friday night by a posse who f lowed him* to within two mi ot Mobile trom Lueedale, win he hadjattempted to assault t white women and *u?cl stolei horse and shof^un. 'J lie nej f ottered resistance and was si in the shoulder. Deputy vShei H. W. Hinton, of Lucedale, to the prisoner fioni the posse a managed to evade a Mississij mob bent on lynching him. II ton placed the negro in the Lin dale jail and with another dep ty guarded him until early tl morning, when both tell aslee Whenjthey awoke the negro w missing and was subseqneni found strung up to a telegra pole, a short distance from t jail. There is absolutely no cl to the identity of any mend ot tbe mob. Death of Mrs.^Geo. D. Ti man. Augusta, Ga., Oct. 22 ? Chronicle special from Clar Hill, ^S. C., says Mrs. Marga J. Tillman, relict of the h Congressman George 1). T illm: brother ot the senior South Ci olina Senator, died tonight at o'clock atter a protracted ill lie She was a mother of lormer Li< tenant Governor James 11. Ti man and ol Captain H. J. T man, of the Seventh United St es Infantry. Former family sh es who had never lett her plan tion will h#? ?he pall-bearers. Suicide of a York Cour Bachelor. Fort Mill special in yesterda Charlotte observer: Mr. Iss Jones, of this township, <li yesterday at the home ot 1 nephew, Irom a gunshot won eelf-it.flicfe?l la-t Friday. ."\ Jones was ahotit 60 years ot ji and a bachelor. He was a pi ~ i i a'ttiiviai uum ii man ftiui highly respected citizen. Rapist Legally Hanged Bennettsville. Benneftsville special in Nc and Courier : Richard Dargi found guilty on October 8 criminally assaulting Mrs. Li Ann l'atterson, was hanged four minutes after noon todj His neck was no' broken, and died of strangulation. Cont tions of the body ceased in tin minutes, and he was pronounc dead in twelve minutes. {standing on the scaffold, 1) gan -aid that he was guilty a wanted forgiveness ol thepeop ,4God has pardoned my sins he said, '-and I ain going to g ry.'tftl want this to be a wa ing to people ot my color,' continued. "It I had listened my wife that Sunday and go hnmn orifli Kqi- ?< ul.n 1,1 - " *111 ^ i ui'i iiir would not be here now. Inste ~<^&PTng as she told me, I we out and drank whiskey with'o ere and got into tbis trouble." ic- Notice of Election. ith STATE OF SOUTH CAROL 12 uvo County of Lancaster. Notice is hereby given that the G eral Election for State ami Com Tj.0 officers will be held at the voting p 3 cincts presjribed by law in s :etl County, on Tuesday, November 6,1! ^ said day being Tuesday following "e tirst Monday in November, as p scribed by law. At the said election a separate I til- wil be provided at which qualil electors will vote upon the adopt or rejection of an amendment to U<r State Constitution. a? provided in 1 " tollowing joint rksoi.ution : ,e A JOINT RESOLUTION I'ropogi to Anienil Section 7, Article V I of the Constitution, Relating Municipal Bonded Indebtedness ol- .-eci ion 1. Be it resolved by General Assembly of the State !e- South Carolina, That the followi amendment to Section 7, of Arti ero VIII.. of the Constitution, be aj?r< \V(> to: add at the end thereof the folio injf words: Provided, further. Tl l <t tlie limitations imposed by this 8 tion and by Section 5 of Article \ . > this > onstitution, shall not apply iiOI the bonded ind btedness incurred .... the City of Bennetlsville, where I rI*' proceeds of said bonds are appl q|. solely and exclusively for the p chase, establishment and maintenai lid of a waterworks plant or sewert system and where the question of 'Pl currin^ such indebtedness is subm jj] fed to the freeholders and qualil voters of such municipa'ity, as p vided in the Constitution upon i |(. question of other bonded indebti ness. Ili- Approved tlieI'Hrd day of Kebrua A. 1>. I HOG. P- There shall he separate ami distil ,,s ballots and boxes at this election the following officers, to wit: Ily Governor and Lieutenant Goverm (2) Other State Ollicers; 8] State Si I ator: [4] Members of House of Rep he sentatives; [5] County Ollicers. which shall be the name or names ut ttie persons voted for as such ofllct )t?r respectively, and the office for whi f hey are voted Before t he hour tixed for openi the pells Managers and Clerks nil .. take ami subscribe the < 'onstitut ioi i?" oath. The Chairman of the Board Managers can administer the oath the other members and to the Cler ? a Notary Public must administer t ~ oath to the Chairman The Managi elect their Chairman and Clerk. Polls at i-ach voting place must rei opened at 7 o'clock a. tn. ami closed -1 o'clock p. in .except in the ( ity Charleston, where they shall be opt id, ed at 7 a. in and cloned at ?J p. in. The Managers have the power till a vacancy.and if none of the M? 1 1 agers attend, the citizens can appoi ss from among the qualified voters, t '* Managers, who, after being swoi -1'* can conduct the election, ill- At the close of the election, t jp Managers and Clerk must proc# publicly to open the ballot boxes a at- count the ballots therein, ami cont ue without adjournment until t same is completed, ami make a sta IB- ment of the result for each office a sign the same. Within three di thereafter, tl e Glial -man of flu Boa or some one designated by the lioa must deliver to i lie Commissioners y I Election the poll list, the boxes et i taming the ballots and written sta inents of the result- of the election y s MAXAGKKSOF ELECTION. UK' 't'he following Managers of Klecti liave been appointed to hold the el tion at the various precincts in 1 his said county. ,,,1 I Lancaster?t'apt. J. ('. Post I Wade Reeves, Bart Coueart. *r- Cotton Mill?J. T. Davis, .L M. IS L'.e haffey, E. M. Bell \\) Thornwell?S. I>. Taylor. J. Williams, C. .1 Sisiaee. Vanwjfck?J. A. Hyatt, W. .1. Cn shaw, K II. Ma-sey Belair? J no, K. Hal), Pierce don, L. K. Ross. Dwight- R. L Usher. J. O. Port W. M Kstridge. New Out?J. 1> < askey, T. 1*. \\ w s ! liauis, J. H. Wallace, [in,! Tradeaville?A. C. Unwell, L. " 1 Funderburk, Samuel I.aney <?f , 1*riiniis?15. F. Adams, G. W. El J R. A Black rutin. | Taxahaw? S 1?. Belk, Willi ,?l Cook J. M. Knight. Mailt* Gold mine?\V. T. Blacknn IV . 1 C. P < line. J. S. Truesdell, j)e j I?r. c. c. Welsh's?J. W, Cunnii ham, B. F Klackmon, Robt. Twlfty or- Kershaw?T C Stover, Muni Morton, .1. Wyley Porter. Flat < reek?(J. R. t look, A mos M i >0 | go, John W. Bird Meath Springs?/. F. Maokey, 15 ry Mobley, Simon Beckham Jr. ax- < armel?S. V. Stover, .I II. Ki Jul Thompson. M out gome ry?Willie Grenshi If John I.. Barton, I, '1'. Groyton. . '? Jacksonham?.1. G. Nelson, J ' Steele, J. I>. Nesbit. lo- Elgin?K. M. Bailey, K. 1* Mobl i ii. 0. Adams. rn* Antioch?J. McManus, B. Jie Brasington, I.. P. Whitaker. The Managers at each precii to name*, above are requested to de ( gate ore ?>f their ri>imbur to seci boxes and blanks for the election, >, J Monday, November 6tb, 1H06. W. B. Bruce. H<1 W. G. A. Porter int A . J. Bailey . .t. Commissioners of State and Coui Elections for Lancaster County. S. October 23, lfKKJ. :5S MO ? For the Next Thirl rt>- Merchandise that wi ?3 We Make You will ion the Dress Goods. u* Here are Prices on Dress Goc to Never Before Heard of. '1.75 extra heavy Broadclot or special for this sale.. . 1. c,e 1.25 extra fine finish Broj cloth, special for this sale . f hat 1.00 all pure wool Broadclo e?- special for this sale 7. "0 75c all pure wool Broadclo hy special for this sale 4 0'* 30-inch silk finish Mohai iir- best on market at 50c, our s] cial sale price only 2' Don't miss sppinrr thnt lot Ill- ? O *v w lit- 50c all wool Dress Goods; corr in neat prey plaids, best sty ,r,Y~ for fall at only 2 sdBlack Dress Goods ry. 50c best black Brilliantii net , . 0( tor sale price S 75c best black 54-inch Bi liantine, special price 4! re- 1.00 Venetian best black,ma ?" special for this sale 71 ,r"r 1.00 Imperial Serge, spec icii for this sale 81 1.00 Storm Serge, special 1 this sale ? ihI We have the Hats and we ; i,e antee to save you 50c to 1.501 srs 1.00 to 5.00. See these h? be Magi M wmm m E inI Wanted! J'ee. We want to buy within the ne mi three weeks all the cows, shet rd ?oats> ^?#s? chickens, geese, ti rtl|i keys, ducks, guineas, eggs, hi Di ter, etc., for sale in Lancast J"" county, and will pay the high< , cash price for same. Our bu ness has increased to such an ion tent that we find it difficult >? - keep enough meat to supply 0 ttlf* trade,and for this reason we a paying a little better price th e ' other folks for cattle, poulti in- etc. So if you have anything this line for sale, bring it alo II and bring it quick. We a ju want to buy corn, peas, gre ' and dry hides. Highest ca or-1 price paid for all. We wish to say to our tra **r* I that we are prepared to deliv -j, J anything you want in the nu line. Handling so many bee\ ' a day enables you to get yc iifl I choice cut. We also handle li *1 and oysters. Hill i ?t,! Plyler Bros Notice to Taxnavers. er, ,?J The Treasurer's Hooks Will he o| ,n" for the collection of taxes wit hi penalty from October lftfh to Here >r* her 31 at, 15M)?;. LEVY AM FOLLOWS: Stale ft M iw, County .. ft Special county * IIj 11 Constitutional school tax. 3 Total over county 14,'j ey , Local K K. t ax Oilis Creek .. ft " " " Cane " J'j F. ' " rieart Hill... 8 , I.UtAli lAAhS. lCt >le- district Noh 5, 32, 40 and urp .lonen X Roads 2 Mi on f>i?trict Noh. 2 and 24 3 1 " " 12,17,23,39,40.. 4 " M 3H 5 ' 14 ' 40 7 ,ty All taxable polls $1.00. t. J. K. BLACKMON, County Treaaurei HEY-SI! :y Days We will Mak ill Mean a Great Savin Convince You of this Cotton Goods. )ds Here is where we down , competition. We have got c< ton goods at same old prices a: *1^ some less than old prices, rp 1 case good Calico at. .4 1-^ 1 case good 8 l-2c Outing,sp cial for this sale 6 1-^ pb 1 case best Outing made. .1 ;)C- 1 case best 10c Percales, J-"' dark patterns, for fall at . 814 "C. , 1 (inSp A nrnn PliPfUc nt A 7-5 rs? 1 bale 27-inch Cotton Plai< 3e" best on market at 6 l-2c, o ? special price 1 ies See our line of Cotton Plai jes that everybody is selling at 11 5C Our special price only. . 12 1-5 Ladies & Misses Coat Every lady in Lancaster cou ~e' ty and town should see our li of Coats before she makes h } " selection for fall. He. I de $15.00 Coats, special .. . .$12. 5c. 12.50 44 44 9. ial 10.00 44 44 7. 5c. 8.00 44 44 6. ?or 0.50 44 44 4. ;5c 5.00 44 44 3. ire going to sen tnem. we ha on every hat you buy of us. C; its and save money. i. CL< The First Nationa DIRECTORS: xt ?p, T. S. Carter, ir- J. D. Funderburk, it- 0. P. Heath, ;er Chas. D. Jones, ist Ira B. Jones, si- R. C. McManus, !X- R. E. Wylie. to Accounts From all < 'HAS. 1). JONES, 1'resiJent. ryj E. M.CR( in | Li very, Liver j p, Livery! |at. Though doing a rattling go e* livery business, we are det< 1 , | mined to do even better. 0 lf> 1 present stocks of Vehicles a | Horses are being supplement ; by handsome new carriages a * i buggies and stylish I Driving and Saddle Horse Our livery establishment ^ I going to be second to none m- the State, and don't you for^ it! Come or send to us wh you want the best, up-to-ds Jt,,M livery service. : HEATH-ELLIOTT MULE C( Money to Loan. I have made arrangement* with pari in New York City by which I can negoti loans for five years on improved cotl ilia farms, in sums of 00 and upwards, ' the rate of 7 per cent on amounts of $1< ' and over, ana fc per cent on sums less tt ' $'00 >. No brokerage or coroiiiiKsion cb g? d Only a reasonable fee for abstract title. K B. WYL1K, Attorney-at-Law r. Read The News. LYING i* e Prices on PI igh?Class cr to You. The Prices Wonderful P'act. c=^?0 Clothing. all We are doing the clothing Dt- business. Our clothes fit and nd I are guaranteed to wear. Prices ! 1.00 to 3.00 cheaper than you lc. can buy same clothes elsewhere. )e- $25.00 imported unfinished lc. Worsted Suits, special.... 18.50. )c. $20.00 imported unfinished in Worsted Suits,special.... 15.00. >c. 16.50 pure Worsted Suits in 3c. neat grey mixtures at . . .12.50. Is, 12.50 black Thibet Suits,guarur anteed all wool, at 9.90. 3c. 12.50 Worsted Suits in plaids, , best fall styles, at 9.90. - s .$10 guaranteed suit in plaids, }c' none better for the money, spe-C' cial sale price 7.50. s ! Good line young men suits at * j 3.90 to 10.00. Our line of boys' in- j clothing is down to everybody's ne reach?89c. to 5.00. er Shoes. For everybody. Our stock of 50! shoes was never before so com90 plete and we want you to come 90 and let us show you our line of 00 fall shoes?we are sure you will 95 make your bill with us if qual90 ity and price count. ve any styie ami snape, arm guuran sell you a nice trimmed hat for 3UD il Bank of Lancaster. Besides tlie well known character and ability of our board of Directors, we keep your money insured against every kind of loss, making' this bank a safe place to deposit your savings. We extend every courtesy and accommodation consistent with good banking. $1.00 Up Solicited. ? R. E. WYI.IE, Vice-President. >XTON, Cashier. Executor's Sale. 7 - I will sell at public auetinn,on Mon7 ilay. the 5th day of November, 19(X>. at ; Lancaster. S. C., at 12 o'clock M., tract of land in Lancaster county, South Carolina, containing about 053 acres, known as Tract 4 of the estate lands of Julius Mills, bounded north and , west by Catawba and Wateree rivers Od as per plat of W It Duren, D.S.; be2r ing tract conveyed by I) A. Williams, : e erk of court, to Annie K. Kobinson , j by deed dated the second day of De? nd ! rem her. 18Sb, and recorded in Deed Hook <4, pages 3 and 4. ' i j Terms cash, or one-third cash and "d the balance payable in two equal successive annual instalments, with interest from date of sale, secured by JS, bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for is deed $10 00, and all taxes payable on and after .1 anuary 1st, lb '7 All rents due for this year (1909) ^et are retained by the executor, en A. M. LEE, Executor, ^ Estate of Annie K. Kobinson, Dec'd. An Organ ' rliar will last a life time is what you __ want, our Organs have a pure tone and lovely case*. >Ve can Htipply you with an Organ tliat will please in every particular for only $t>5 and $70, ljeK delivered. Write us for our special rtt? terms of payment, and for illustrate tious of our beautiful organs. at If you prefer a Piano we have beauiio<> tiful and good new Uprights from mo $185 up on eaay terms, ar- Address, M CLONE'S MUSIC HOUSE. Columbia. S. 6. Do you take The News? i i