The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 27, 1906, Page 5, Image 5
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?Cotton brought 10.50 cents
on this market yesterday; cotton
seed. 20 cents j er bushel.
?The Cra'gsville school will
open rexl Monday, with Miss
llattie Craig as teacher.
?The First Presbytery ol the
A. R. P. church meets at Sharon,
York county, next Tuesday.
?Mr. S. W. Welsh sold a
bale ot cotton here yesterday lor
$ 108 which weighed 720 pounds.
? Kershaw Era.
?The Rev. ,J. Meek White will
preach tomorrow at Pleasant llill
at 11 o'clock, a. in ., and at Gills
Creek at 3 p. m.
?Mr. J. H. Knight, ot the
^ Creek section, lost a tine Jersey
cow last Monday. She was drowned
in a pond in his pasture.
? J lie .Jones X Roads school
will open Monday, Nov. 5th Miss
Bessie Gryder, ot Rock llill,
will he the teacher in charge.
?Elizabeth, the little daugh
ter of Rev. and Mrs J. T. !) 11
dy. sustained a painful injury to
her face from a fall received
yesterday. ? Kershaw Era
?The comnfissioners of elec
tion, both state and county and
federal, will find at the ofiiee of
the Clerk of Court, Mr. J. F.
Gregory, all the necessary elec
tion blanks.
? It was to Mr. and Mrs.
James Cauthen, who reside on
Judge Jones's farm east of town,
and not to Mr. and Mrs. James
Cauthen, of Dry Creek, that a
daughter was born last Monday
as announced in Wednesdays'
News.
? i lie notice of election lor
state and county officers was published
in last Wednesday's News.
The federal election notice appears
in today's paper. Both
notices will be republished next
^ week'.
?Mrs. H. F. Haile, of Liber
ty Hill, who came to Kershaw
Saturday a week ago with her
husband to visit relatives, waquite
sick all ot last week and
l)r. Fenii'-ll, of Itock Ilili, was
called into consultation in her
case. We are glad to note that
she is much improved at this
time.?Kershaw Era.
? We are requested by the
town authorities to call attention
of merchants to ordinance against
sweeping trash, papers, etc. out i
011 the streets, or back l ?ls. The
law requires the sweepings to be
placed in boxes or barrels, to be!
hauled olf by the town cart, i he
ordinance will be enforced here
alter?hence this warning to all
concerned.
? Mrs John Kenning ton, whose
lett leg was amputated below the
knee about three weeks ago, on
account of blood poison, is ranid
1J i |ii uv II1K) UtMllg HOW tioi L<? '
?it up. She is at the home of
her tjtther, Mr. A. II. Catoe,j
north of town. The operation
was performed by Dra. Strait,
Laney and Brown- Mrs Kenning
ton was an invalid lor nine
months.
? Fire was again discovered
in a lot o! cotton at the weighing
platform at Ilie depot last Thorn-1
day morning. Seventeen bales
v were singed before the flames
could be checked.
I"" PERSONAL 1
Rev. T. A. Dabney, of Lancaster,
was in town yesterday.?
Kershaw Era.
Mrs. !. J. McNinch is visiting
relatives and friends in Lancaster
?Yorkville Enquirer.
Miss Jessie R >ddey returned
I this week Irom a visit to relatives
in Waxhaw, N. C.
Misses Minnie Jones, trained
I nurse at the Pryor hospital,
i Chester, is visiting her parents
i here.
Mrs. Mary Manes, her daughter,
Mrs. E. Ii. Steele, and little
Walker McDaniel are visiting
triends in Columbia.
Missie Nannie Fletcher and
j Dot Smith went to Westville
.Wednesday to attend tlieTalleyFletcher
marriage.
Miss Matlie Stover, of Heath
Springs, lias returned home after
a lew dty's visit to the family ot
Mr. D. B. Siover of this place.
Mrs. Louise Wilherspoon Muldrow,
of Mayesville, S. C,, is
vititing her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Mc.
C. Witherspoon, ot this place.
The Rev. W. W. Ratchford,
the venerable and beloved nas
1
tor of Tirzali church, spent
Thursday in Lancaster. We are
indebted to him for a pleasant
call while here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wylie Porter
are visiting relatives in Oheraw
and other sections of Chesterfield
county. They will he absent
about ten days or two weeks.?
Kershaw Era.
Mrs. A. J. McNinch and two
children, ot Lancaster, spent
from Saturday until yesterday
with her sister, Mis. J. C. Husband,
on their return from a visit
in Charlotte.?Chester Lantern.)
Dr. T. J. Strait, of Lancaster,
was in town yesterday to accom-j
pany Mr. P. M. Blakeuey, of
Chesterfield county, to th - hos
pital at Rock Hill, where lie is
| being taken for treatment ?
Kershaw Era.
Marrimje of Mr. Will Ciireton in j
Texnx.
Air. W.J. Cureton, lormerlyl
ol Lancaster but now a resident
ol Texas, was married in that
Stale, at Kerenes, on ihe 1 71li .
in-t:<nt. to Mr*. Nola Newman,
tli?* Rev. Mr. Perry officiating.
The tnide is a daughter ot Mr.
and Mrs. L. T: Wells, ot the
Independence community. Mr.
vmriuii, ?s i* wen Known, is a
son ot the late Benjamin Cureton
of i his coun'y. Heisayoung
man of pleasing address and lias
many Iriends in this section.
Dettervetl Com i>l iment to Lancaster**
Sheriff.
Mr. J E. Norment, Governor
Ikyward's private secrelasy, in
a letter received here yerterday
pays the following deserved compliment
to Lancaster's model
sheriff, Capt. J. 1*. Hunter:
' Permit me again to congrat
ulate the people ol Lancaster
County upon the efficiency and
zeal of their sheriff; he always
works promptly, and his hills for
expenses are lower than any
similar ones that come to this
office."
I
Tall ft/- Fletcher.
i Mr. John C. Talley, of Kershaw,
ami Miss Lula Fletcher,!
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. J.I
F etcher, of the Westville sec-i
tion, were married Wednesday j
evening. The cerem my was peri
formed in Dima^cus church J
| Westville, by the Rev. () A.I
j.Ji fi'coat, of Kershaw.
J tf tttlye .Jones <tt the fair.
Columbia cor. the New- and
Courier : Associate J11st n*e Ira
B. Jones, ot Lmcaste'% is here j
m xing with his old friends. Mr.:
Jnstice Jones likes to m-*?jt his'
old friends and lias 110 siitl' tor
mality, such as so c 111111 mly atI
taches to some folks v hen they J
Set on the Bench.
j Mr. A! fret! II Kohhitis. fttrmerl #/
of Lancaster, to he Married in
Ala ha tna.
Cards are out announcing the
approaching marriage ol Mr. Al-i
fred II. Bobbins, formerly as-!
sist ant superintendent ot the I
Lancaster Cotton Mills, hut now
superintendent of the Jacksonville,
Alabama, Mills, to Miss
Annie 1) Crew .1 - *
? . ~ " m ? w??ugiHCI *'1 iM I , j
and Mrs. Jeft'erson Davis Crow,
of Jacksonville, Ala 1 he ceremony
will be performed uii ifie
evening of Wednesday, the 7th
of November, in the Methodist
church, Jacksonville.
II*.O. IV. Meet in ft'
The Tabernacle Camp N'o 205 i
W. O W. will hold its regular
meeting next Tuesday night,20; h
inst. at 7:30 o'clock. Let every
member come. Business of importance.
P. B. Iugraham, C. C.
A. C. Kowell, Clerk.
Mr. J. B. Mackortll visited
Charlotte and Columbia thisj
week.
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Business Notices.!
Notices inserted under |
tins head at the rate of ONE CKNT
A WOKl) for each insertion No
notice to he counted less than '25
words.
Notice ! .Members Jackson Lodge i
No 63, A F M, must pay their annual ,
ilues on or het'ore November loth.
J A Cook, Secretary i
NOTICE?After this date we will'
gin on Mondays. Wednesdays and'
Fridays. Sapp ?& Hayes.
V A I.TABLE LOT FOR SALE? J
Eleven store-rooms and restaurant on
same. In close proximity to Lancaster
Cotton Mills. Very desirable property
lor good mercantile business, I
barber shops, beef markets, shoe shops
and restaurants. Also excellent site
for laundry,{which is greatly needed
in Lancaster Apply to T. S. Carter, i
Agent. H>-27-1 f.
FOR SALE ?Several young sows
and a few of the other kind. Also 1 !
good saddle, buggy and work horse?,
work anywhere. R. A. Long, News
(Hliee. Lancaster I<
Now is the time to make krant? one
car-load cabbage to arrive this week, i
Bennett Grocery Co.
FOB RKNT?-Miiall two-horse farm I
two miles from town. Two dwelling*, I
good outhouses and well. Apply to
W. J. Cunningham, Lancaster, S. C.
FBI IF f.adies, clip this iul. out, send to
nie, will semi yon TEN days' treatment for
all Female Complaints, free of charge. Address
with stamp, Mrs. M. A. llilton, Kershaw.
B.C.
COTTON, Cotton Seed, C. S. Meal ami
Hulls- Give mo a ohance at your cotton |
and cotton seed. James Barton will weigh I
your seed at depot good weight and ready !
cash. 1 am located at Peoples Supply Co. I
See nie. Oliver C. Itlackumu.
A 1,1. indebted for the Lancaster
Ledger will please settle. Alter .Ian- I
nary 1st a'I accounts will be put in
hands of collector. T. . Carter, dm.
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w Standing on a plank that crossed a stream, m
V A dog chewed meat, with teeth agleam. V
jA He saw?reflected just beneath? ^
J Another dog with meat in teeth. ^
IHe snapped, with greed, to get this, to >? m
His own meat quickly dropped from view. J
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^ How many people make this mistake, ^
And sVtprtrvw fr\i? ?!->/-> 1-1- ?
^ tut- ?ui >^uun;e, lUKe .'
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We know that acquaintance begets either confidence C
or mistrust, and so we are anxious for those customers *
? who are not already on our "BandWagon" to get aboard \
J and know us. Below, see what we offer while the lots J
** last. (Those good friends who have helped to make us ^
what we are?boss price makers of Lancaster?are not a
J excluded.) |
I Here You Are : J
& 1200 yards 10c Outing going at 8 1-2 cents. W
150 pairs Elkin Mills Blankets at last year's prices. 1
10 Bolts Buck-Skin Jeans at last year's prices. b
$1,100 worth of Ladies' and Children's stylish Coats S
Sand Millinery arriving this week. ^
The goose-bone says a lone, hard winter rnmo rm ^
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1^ with your orders and we will deliver the genuine goods, m
. Williams-Hughes Co 1
? CASTrl STORE. ?
zg|^|> Watches
r! - are cheaper and better than they j
ever were in the history of the
watch business. I can sell you a reliable timekeeper for
$2.00. Of course, if you want a watch good enough for
anyone, buy the 15-jewel South Bend with 20-year case
at $12.75. All other grades on hand from $1.50 to $75.00.
That $1.00 Solid (iold Ring
is the corker? ask to sec it. That lot of Diamond ft in ere
"G"
- -your choice 818.50 is quite the best tiling I have ever
offered. They cannot be duplicated for that money anywhere.
Others in proportion, bought before the rise,
25.00, 30.00, 40.00, (50.00 and up. Ask to see your Birth
Ring?I have them all. My Christmas stock is arriving
every day and is the largest and best 1 ever had.
B. C. HOUGH.
MORE CUT PRICES
My ten-day sale has proven that prices get business ; but I
want more business and am going to offer more cut prices. 1
will sell for the next ten days only anvthing in my stock of Dry
Goods and Hats at actual cost and will make some startling prices
on everything in my Notion and Shoe departments and will
not be thought high on Groceries if I get a chance to make you
some prices. Remember I handle the best FLOTR and MEAT
that ever came to Lancaster, and you know the price has always
been right. I still have a few pairs of odd sizes and broken
stock in Shoes that I am selling for less than I can buy them.
Also some Dress Shirts and Hats for men that must go regardless
of cost. A big lot of Neckwear that 1 will sell at almost
nM!f i.? m m " -
uiiv |d itc. urn cents nug t ooacco tor <5 l-4c. 1 have a few
tons of Acid that 1 want to close out and will make you a close
price if you want any to put in with our oats?and by the way,
I have the Oats, the kind you want, the genuine Red Rust Proof
at the right price, and want you to see them before you buy,
I thank you all very much for the liberal patronage given me
in the past and hope for more of your business in the future. I
feel sure I can save you money and give you even better service
than 1 have. Yours,
.1. J. ULACKMON.
Look for my sign in both front and rear ot store.