The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 31, 1906, Page 8, Image 8
York County Man's Horn- ^
ble Fate--His Mangled
Body found on R. R. Track. ,
S
Th<? hnrrihlv in;mii l?? tl ? of "
a w..ite mm wi> f ?u u?l on I In.*
railroad a ie.c hundred yards
lie low Ogden oa v Friday :nomiul:.
The bmlv was c<? badly mn- _
tilat?d that T wiis impos-ihle lo ^
identify i'.. Roth legs and arms
were eiu-l et oil' and, the ?
head and b'-dv wa-? almost around
a
into ;>u!?). Scraps oi the ciothinir.
however, were recoaniz d by
Mr. Carter, ot Smith'* Turnout,
as the same goods as a suit < t
p
c'othes worn by .Mr. Rainy \\ i 1soti,
wh> boarded tlie train at
Smith's Thur-ilay murium lor
(J liuinhia, and among some pa- ^
pers found in t lie clothes of the .
. , 1?
dead man were two receipted
r<
tiil foods bought from S. M.
Jones Co. of Chester by Mrs
Ella Wilson, mother ot Kainy ,
Wilson, one dated Oct. 19 and
the otner (Jot. UO. Tnose who
paw Wilson at Smith's Thursday
morning have li'tle doubt ol the a
lact that he is tl>e man who met
such a horrinle late.? Rock litil
Herald. L
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The jury "i impiest, which
met Fridav atternoon, came lo
the c inclusion ilia' death was
du? to ''unknown causes
Pr^f. Moncrief, formerly of!
Winthrop College, Stabs a|
v I
Man in Louisiana.
I.
From Atlanta Constitution.
'.J aekswi.. I.t >ct. 20?Fol A
lowing the exchange of hea'cd ,
words between Kev. C. C. Mi!- ,
ler. president of Centenary on;
lege, a Methodist ill*-' it ill inn. an i
W F. Motioned', professor of ^
phvsics an I principal oi th-? pre. I
paratorv depart men', the Kev.
Mr. Miller was stabbed six times,
one wound near the heart, by
Mnncreill, t>?:t attemlimrp liv>i
eiatH s ?y his wounds re not
necessarily fatal.
The iii11 y arise over the*'
service ot meal, alleje 1 to b * th jj
"leavitms" o! a necro b .rbecue, p
and said t'? have been purchased li
i... : -Ik. ij.
IJY .?! (JI!CI'If II, A ll') 1M 1(1 1111 til ! I J
his other luiies, ha 1 ehartre <i:
the mo s l'he -1 i lent* ut
e! :i pr tesf t/> IV'sident Mil!e\ ^
U s init-rvie?v wiili L'rofes-np m|
Monoricll >:. I lie subject !e ! to a V
mix upbet .vcent he men. in which
the college pre.-iden' is alleged
to li iv-' wi <1 1 i chair with ;
considerable effect.
Moncrioil was arrested and J
later released on bond. He came ! s
to Jackson iimmi Iiock Hill. S. |
C., wliere lie taught school. He]
claims Ins act was in sell-de !
fense."' ,
Miss tJo/iaxon at the State Hall. | (<
\li ss Marion Johnson, of Rock
llill, who is teaching music in '
Lancaster, is extremely hewitcfi >
ing at all times, tmt dm mu-t >
have looked superlatively I??vo!y 11
at the State l>:il 1 in (J Mitnb.n
last wflrik in the 1 ollo\viinr co - :.1
i
tump, which flu- Columbia S'at-1 >
say* she \v< ro on tha* occasion : J,
"M'sh Marion .Johns n. of llock il
11:11. was charming in white ra i<
dium ai 1 k tashi ?n 1 ven' r: ibor- j
ately to ^ive a I ?i111y, graceful
effect. Narrow ru lies ol white i
gnnze \v< re used in airy j?ro'?i-j
sion on skirt ard bodice and id
eautiful medallions of silh emiroidery
ar.d motifs ot wl i'e
u ivf i net wol*' ititerw yen <ui
ho bod'ce wi: h cover iU-vi c.,
lie had a bouquet of pink 1 r.dt s?ai<i
roses." '
//'. Foster Moore now Ayr lit for
Southern Kw/iress Com jinny.
.Mr .J. Foster Moore has been ^
I 1
ppmntcd agent here for the
out hern Rxpre-s company. to'
ucceedtln? 'ate L. I'. Rodde.v.? ,
Ir. Mo?re has been assistant
stent f a some lime and is flier 1
.midj' familiar with 'ho duties
I t he oHieo.
Mr. li. B Ko Idey bus been ap- s
ointed assistant as.ent.
? Mr. John A. Ma.->ow -on <?i
s
lie late Mr and Mrs. S. B.
I assev, me' with h t rsgio dea' li s
i Columbia Thursd >y. For sonic
sason or other lie boarded a S. ^
l. L. freight train, possible with
ie intention ol'aliiihting a' die iir
grounds, hut was carried on j
ist his iles'itia'ioii and in the f
ttcmpt lo aliitht Inrther on fell
nd was fatally injured ?Chesjr
Reporter.
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CON XIX'T IONS
II K- TO |{? sontli'Tii, Senliourtl, in! (.'ap
: ii a Nurtli-Wi'^trrn Ita iw.iy.s.
ANCASTKIt?iouthern Railway.
A. i Me. LTXK. am it mcn.lerv i '
Livery, Livery,
Livery! j
Though doing a rattling good t
ivory business, we are deter-!c
lined to do even better. Our (
resent stocks of Vehicles and 1
lorsesare being supplemented t
y handsome new carriages and 1
uggies and stylish t
>riving and Saddle Horses. 1
Our livery establishment is'<
;oing to be second to none in t
lie State, and don't you forget ;
I! Come or send to us when \
ou want the best, up-to-date ;
ivery service. 1
HEATH-ELLIOTT fcivLE BO. ,
Clerk's Sale.
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TATK OK SOI I II ( A KOI.I X A, j *
nun; v of I.ari'-H-fHi-.
'
! n f lie t'oinnion Pleas.
irthur I*. Morton pt. hI , Plaintiffs,
against
Ulee T. Morton, Defendant.
Pursuant 11> an order of court made (
n tin* above stated chiihp, by .fudge
'riticc, ?lmth11 ((ct. s ltioti, the under- | '
igned w ill sell at Lancaster . II , at
lublio auction, n tin* lirsi Monday in
Covi'inher. ne.xt. within tlo* legal 11
inurs of sale the to'lowing described
pal estate. ?n-wit : All ttiat piece,! .
iarcp| or tract ol laud being. lying
nd -ui.at? MI PJ. asat MiII town-tiip,
n I., nca-tpr ounty. *tate ot >oiith
am ma. containing 12.1 acres more '
r less.t 11 ii ii d *'d on th?* north hy lands
t II II Morton, Jr.. U. Morton *
nd 1 Mi rf on: oast hy laud* of W,
Morion and Kohert t'aston; south '
y estate lands of K. I. < ook, and 1
est hy lands of .1. M. Neal and
>y p.
Terms of sale < ash: purcha-eror
iircha-er- to pay for paper-.
.1 K.fiKKt.ttRY, *
c r.c. p. p.
Lancaster, s.(\, Oct.it, lf?t??;.
irren A. 111 lies plaint ill's1 Attorneys. |
For the Next Thirty I)
Merchandise that will M
We Make You wiil Cor
m mmm aim i
Dress Goods.
lore are Prices on Dress Goods j I
Never Before Heard of.
, ,, . , , ton
1. <o extra heavy Broadcloths, son
ipecial for this sale 1.25 j
1.25 extra line finish Broad loth,
special for this sale . .9Sc cja]
1.00 all pure wool Broadcloth,, \
ipecial for this sale 75c. |
75c all pure wool Broadcloth, Ljai.
ipecial for this sale ........ 4<Sc. \
5(Lninli e 11 !. finioh Alnhninc? I -?
Clliv union OlVlUlllOj
)est on market at 50c, our spe- })GS
:ial sale price only . ..29c. S,)G
Don't miss seeing that lot of Q
>0c all wool Dress Goods; comes . k
n neat grey plaids, hest styles ;,lil
'or fall at only :. . 25c. u
Black Dress Goods. I-^0
J j.
50c best black Brilliantine, L
ale price 39c. 1 y \
75c best black 54-inch Bril-I ej(
iantine, special price 49c. j'
1.<>0 Venetian best black,made' $15
ipecial for this sale 75c. 1-!
1.00 Imperial Serge, special) 10
'or this sale S5c. I S
1.00 Storm Serge, special for) 0
his sale 85c' 5
m
We have the Hats and we are goi
mtee to save you 50c to 1.50 on eve
L.00 to 5.00. See these hats and
I&sam ea iSs55s e
Wanted I L
We want to buy within the next
hree weeks all the cows, sheep,
2,-oats, ho.es, chickens, geese, turkeys,
ducks, guineas, eggs, but:er,
etc., for sale in Lancaster
;ountv, and will pay the highest
:ash price for same. Our busi"less
has increased to such an ex.ent
that we find it 'lillicult to
<eep enoue'h meat to supply our
rade.nnd for this reason we are
laying a little better price than < u
>ther folks fo'- cattle, poultry,
tc. So if you have anything in ?
Ins line for sale, bring it alone,
md brine >1 quick. We also
vant to buy corn, peas, green
md dry hides, lli.ehest cash
>rice paid for all.
We wish to say to our trade
hat we are prepared to deliver
mythine you want in the meat
inc. Handling so many beeves
i day enables you to get your
hoice cut. We also handle fish
md oysters.
Plyler Bros. V,
????????????? wj|
Money to loan. mo
J Dr<
I hav>-iuikI) ftrran-. ineiit- witli parties
n New Vorli < :t\ t>\ which I can lo-^otlatonus
t >r live years mi improved cotton
anus, in villus of VlOll i U an I upwards, at
he rati of 7 p? r cent on anioiint-> of Si>00 I Mill
'l r. II I v | 01 C l. .in -nil s Dial, - -iOONo
I.ro 1,-ci.!? or comm's-d n charit
' >:,|\ i roaHonuble tee : >r al>-tr id of (>]|
i le. It K. WYl I f.
\ltoriuy-iit-Lnw, CI18
An Organ
lint will la?f a lilt* time ia what yon
vant. (>ur <trgana have a pure tone AW
intl lovely casi'H. We can mii|?(*ly
,i.u with an * i> that will plea*c in
very particular lor omy .f?>f? ami *70,
leliveretl \\ rite u* t'?jr our special I
eriiiH nl' payment, ami tor i 11 u st rniiin*4
of our ticaulifi.l ursine
ll you prefer a 1'iario we have heau- ...
if111 anit ifooil new Upright* from
11sr? up on ea^y terms*. I
AiMre**, |
W ALONE'S MUSIC HOUSE.
Columbia, S. C.
ays We will Mak
ean a Great Savin
ivince You of this
mumlmhuh
Cotton Goods.
lore is where we down
^petition. We have got c<
goods at same old prices a
ie less than old prices,
case good Calico at. .4 1-'
case good X l-2c Outing,s{
I for this sale 6 1-'
case best, Outing made..!
case best 10c Percales,
k patterns, for fall at.8 1-:
case Apron Checks at 4 7-<
bale 27-inch Cotton Plai<
t on market at 6 l-2c. o
cial price .1
lee our line of Cotton Plai
t everybody is selling at li
r special price only.. 12 1-:
Lclies & Misses Coat
"very lady in Lancaster con
Eind town should see our li
Coats before she makes li
action for fall.
i.OO Coats, special ... .$12.
1.50 44 44 .... !>.
i.OO 44 44 .... 7.
;.oo 44 44 6.
1.50 44 44 4.
?.0() 44 44 3.
ng to sell them. We ha
ry hat you buy of us. C
t save money.
i?i ipm iimmowvmmdmi
The First Nations
RECTORS:
T. S. Carter,
J. D. Funderburk,
O. P. Heath,
Chas. D. Jones,
Ira B. Jones,
It. C. McManus,
It. E. Wylie.
Accounts From
\s. i?. .ionks, 1 ? i?!? nt.
k. m . cr
Buy al the
i rnmrn
We have just received a
>ur, which we oiler for onl
:omplete line of Groceries.
1 at any time take pleasur
ney's worth. Remember
cjss Hats, Shoes and better
Did You
. Williams said to Mr. St
I c'll/il' I <ili I \1 ? T lin
V ?. IV I V 'H ( i L '/I IV l IIV
and Mr. Gardner told Mr.
iso that fine pair of stylish
E.
o Doors Below Old P. O.
Dr. J. H. WELSH,
DKNTIST.
ee in Bmn oni HaiMing ?
( site F.r t National Bank,
'hone X". S.
LANCASTER, S. C.
e Prices on High?Class
g to-You. The Prices
Wonderful P^act.
HHHHBBi??
Clothing.
all We are doing* the clothing*
>t- business. Our clothes lit and
nd are guaranteed to wear. Prices
1.00 to 3.00 cheaper than you
lc.1 can buy same clothes elsewhere.
)e- $25.00 imported unfinished
lc. Worsted Suits, special.... 18.50.
)c. $20.00 imported unfinished
in j Worsted Suits, special.... 15.00.
2c. I 10.50 pure Worsted Suits in
3c. i neat grey mixtures at . . . 12.50.
Is, j 12.50 black Thibet Suits,guar,ur
anteed all wool, at.. ... .9.90.
5c. j 12.50 Worsted Suits in plaids,
* | best fall styles, at 9.90. i
L i $10 guaranteed suit in plaids, ^
Jc* | none better for the money, spe
jciai saie price i.ov.
s ! Good iine young men suits at
"J 3.90 to 10.00. Our line of boys*
m- clothing is down to everybody's
ne reach?89c. to 5.00.
ier Shoes.
For everybody. Our stock of
50 shoes was never before so com90
j plete and we want you to come
90 j and let us show you our line of
001 fall shoes?we are sure you will
95 j make your bill with us if qual901
ity and price count.
ive any style and shape, and guaran
sell you a nice trimmed hat for
il Bank of Lancaster.
Ii?.! -? t!? - well known character
ami ability of our board of Directors,
we keep your money insured
again.si every kind of loss, making
this bank a sale place to deposit
otir savings.
I
We extern! every courtesy ntul acI
I'oiiniioilat ion roiisisTeni with jjoml
hanking.
$1.00 Up Solicited.
K. K. W V I.I K, V ce-I're?i?|e!.t
i>XT? <"ashler.
Cheapest I'lace.
I IS a DOLLAR MADL
car of the wonderful MAGNOLIA
y $2.20 per 08 lbs. standard weight.
Lverything fresh and new. We
e in waiting on you. Always your
we have a nice line of Notions and
Shoes.
Hear What
eele about Mr. Small? Said that
ard Mr. Jackson went to Mr. SowCaskey
that he saw Mr. Perry puri
dress parade shoes, sold by
e Thompson
Dr. E. J. Hinson
DENTIST
T-i Office in Springs Building.
(Office Hours : 8 to 12 and 1 to (J.
Sunday Hours. (J to 10.
Ask Central for No. 32.