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Dispensary Money for Schools La' Let ?Distribution of Funds Made Le> at last, but Amount Small. Ma Ma ^ , Ne< Columbia State. u Occ Each cli M m South Carolina q will j:et about seven cents from the dispensary sale of whiskey. jjjc according to the distribution of ^aj( the school fund nude yesteidav by the S'ate dispensary tor the ^(H1 schools except the money turned pnj over to the state treasurer last w'ii March, which was distributed y01 according to 'he deficiency existing. Tot Under the law the school fund yijj, from the dispensary must be made distributed, first according to ment the deficiency and then accord- er to iug to the enrollment. On March Marc! 2 there was turned over to the i)er .,c State treasurer $25,000 tor dts- amoui tribution. Ot this amount $5,000 was ush1 for the State summer the dit schools, and $9,373.70 for the forti,t deficiency due the schools. which This left a remainder of $9.- 8-ated 620.30 which has remained in turnei the treasury until yesterday next j when $10,000 was added thereto the by the clerk of the State board, school - ?' . i. : - ? * - 1 aii "I mis whs sem oui 10 me various counties under ?lie law which requires a distribution ac cording tu the enrolling. Under an estimated enrollment ,sl A of about 300,000 pupils, each one will net almost seven cents. This includes both white andblack and Tut Un in counties where tlie latter outnumber the whites, the money Will be sent in larger proportion. Th01"** The billowing figures on this subject will he of unusual inter- i?riuoe, tM. 11 Jill-*- to State dispensary school fund J,LU' 1900: <l?iring in^ iK-si Match, 1900 ^ Received $*25,000 00? twenty acres, it Nov 1900 lows, vi Received 10.000.00- $35,000,00 Apr 1900 lownsli 1 ^ veyeil ti Districted Clerk ot 0?ti,.iu.io.r <? 7 i 7n I A:. I reo VVT I I.HV.-Vl Paid teach- 'H I* Hal ley, era Itisti- iniujjsi tute 5,000.00 piiyVn Paid >um- \'Mat ?ali Is c mer school 1.000 00 oib* Districted .?.'tts,01! on enroll- lowonii taming in t?iit as wrrh c< above, 19,612^9 I Balance on ,i r?corue band 13.41?$35,000.00 bm.k < of F. .% Following is'lie distribution } 1 ,al kliOWtl by counties: < 11 ?1 all Abbeville, $571.70. Una ?n Aiken, 551.05. Anderson, 024.82 Hamburg, 273.42.1 and oth Barnwell, 441 BO. J*'r'th.V {$ Beaufort, 230 38 I' t* >.<. * i#.i^e <; Berkeley, 300 00. n,.i. Charleston, 000.78. \<?u Cherokee, 320 70 jbi'.ning Chester, 110.22.!( ni'to't Chesterfield, -'7".;js. V 'V?,!,', (jiarenuon, 423.01. ' |N1'i .. .. ?ontli l> <-> 11 et ?ti, 398.96, ..t .?rn, i):iriinic(on, 430.00. Dorchester, 21 7 63 I in any r.d tie field, 401 10 ?Hiu<i Fairfield, 107.15 fnr | J,,', Florence, 425,4 1.i '! ! oiiv-iial Georgtown, 201,40. ! i-? m-1 Greenville, 009.25 Greenwood, 474 11. \ Hmn pi on, 313.95.1 Horry, 374 00. j ' Vin Kershaw, 343.10 ??Lancaster, 430.00. j ^u| J arena, 528i \ 3171 ungton, 440.rion, 552 J rlboro, 3704 w berry, 491. mee, 306 : tngeburg, 1,004? kens, 350.t bland, 611" uda, 356 rtanbunr, 1,052.4 nter, 482.2 on, 438.( )iamsbur<r, 409.5 k, 688 i al, $19,612.8 s is ihe tiiM distribute this year under the euro art. The money turi e 1 o the State treasuier i was due on the Novel ? onnt ot last year, whii uted to $114,000 and s ii the vear is almost i J - spemarv has renllv earm 5 schools only af>out $ 10,0' whs given yesterday. It that t liis amount; will I over each week lor t ive weeks. This will ma total amount given t Is this year $50,000. Sheriff's Sale. TE OF SOOT 11 CAROLINA County ok Laxcastkk. Iii tbo Couiinr u Ideas. tisb and American Mortgage Co v, I'laiutitl, against I. ^trait an0 Southern Gian upany, Dehndntits, rttte of a decree of Jurist* George made in above stated case, dai tti lOOtt, tbo undersigned, wilt sale, at public* auction, at Luna rt House, in sunt County andSta tirst Monday in iJeceinber IS? be usual hour of sale, tbe folic ribed tracts or parcels of land nty of i .ancaster and Slate of Sot x. containing in tbe uggregi -mil liiiiiiiriii ami iuiriy-oile \Z>. ioro or bus, and described as f z: (l'welve hundred aud ninety-? icn-K, more or lean, in edur Lite ii|>, leiug the tract of laml i< a Thomas .1. .strait by W. XV. I'eri I Court,by deed dated Dec. 1, 1S onled in office ol Register of Mas iinca t<>r said County in deed be ges ;,N7 and 088, an I known as t 1'atturrion or Crenshaw tract a le land conveyed b\ I) \V liroi h-ruw >V '.heater nail ttoad >'o i 13th Nov 1874. bounded by Ian ? ot (leorge XV, CreiiKhaw. esti if' (irittin XValker, deceased a id, A lso Five hundred and one (*?i more or leas, in said Cedar Cr< ip, made up ot two tracts, one i< tvo hundred and forty-one t'2 unveyed by A 1'. Drown, attori lor Aiuutte S ( ucninghuin and lin liani to Thoiuus J. fMiait ated ilav ol 18515, a it in said Register's idtiee in dt y page tinh, and bounded by Ian t. Walker, estate lallds of Mrs. I i? ljifl.lv lit 1 .1 vtr.it . r.. 1 I ft r is tin- Stiiisou lands iiihI peril a the other tract contains two lit d sixty acres, more or b IS CollVrVl'd to rilollllis J Stlait .. ll?li, Lawrence M iii-i 1, Let vitty ami Robert -1 Hell, ami Lot lands o| s. H. Ilrowii. F. <1. I'er IiiIuilioikI, ami i.iluls ot I -I Sti rs I lie il ?lM i'I Lei lia Jane I wit . licit, Lawrence M Hell ami It II to I lios -I Stniit s dated \) onI 1, n c .ulc I in .lecil b ? >k "i i. I. \ i that true! or parcel of Sri ! ric-lu.lt mi it s from tin-town or, in i alio (.'reek '/'ownship, o tlirce hundred and thirty*! ci'H more or lets, known im i. V.lauiH, < 'rotLett .tiid NVjiseDl m.l bona letl north by lrtnls ol I. b uk. cast by estate lands of Ur, the lii linga lands and i tin i y lutids of .J . Wren I i 11 n at. # urni ? -t by ittti I* >>i J. T I' i. 11. C 1'nynetir, Ernwt Moore, I* i I'M k mi l |>? : li.ijm ollii rs ,?i < \e il< sdilieil hunt limy I s Hiib-ilivi ! .1 tract-* in tho cl.scrrt ' unit :1 > Attorney. . i?t sal., < ??-li Purchaser to | ? r* 'l'li>* pin chn-er or purohm miiply with tin- terms of sale w it t hour lr>>iu the time sari prop* ort Hii'i upon failure to tn so, ?ill inline linti ly proceed to r?*-i io| orty .it the risk of the f.,ri icr. I P. IIIIN'I Kit Sheriff h. < onnt.t >V VI. IE, lintiff'H Attori ev >snribe to Tilt? News. HI Stylish Dress t Want and ! 1. )5 ?2 SILKS. 36-inch Black Taffeta Silk, ?11.25 value, our price 90c yd. 9. 36-inch Black Taffeta Silk, )n 1.00 value, yours for 85c yd. 11- 36-inch Plaid Silk in all the v beautiful shades and colors, for dress and waists, 1.25 value, our 111 price 1.00 yard. 19-inch Plaid Silk in all the leading colors at 45c, 65c, 75c *1- and 1.00 yard. , Dress Material. 00 45-inch all wool shrunk Chevis iots, colors of blue,green,brown, 1 garnet and black, value 75c, our I price 50c yard. 50-inch Broadcloth in all the popular colors, at 85c yard. he NOTION New and stylish Belts, best, colors, in beautiful plaids and stripes, price 25c and 50c. Black elastic and beaded Belts very good style this season, at "n- 50c each. Fine sheer all linen Handkerchief for 5 cents. Ladies' and misses Golf Gloves j at 25 cents. Pearl Buttons, sizes 16 to 22, ,'x- at 2 1-2 cents dozen. IK Hosiery, Hosiery. In I Our Hosiery line is complete, i ith nttt ??i- We carry the celebratt Excellent fit and fin Miry. :u, I)0 10k tic nil ! PEOPL ?hII) u v U ?:! I ivArv I iverv .1- jui f vi j 9 ivi t vi j 9 | Livery! Though doing a rattling good iv. livery business, we are deterI".1 mined to do even better. Our o\,'. present stocks of Vehicles and f.'. Horses are being supplemented 1 ' by handsome new carriages and tl.i. buggies and stylish I ol Driving and Saddle Horses. >\\r - . . tiit Our livery establishment is "going to be second to none in a the State, and don't you forget jit! Come or send to us when nu you want the best, up-to-date n. livery service. ;,r HEATH-ELLIOTT MULE CO. Money to Loan. "T I li.ivt- in ?<t" f?? innm'ii)entK w.th pnrties ; in Now Y irk i ity l>v wliirli I can nc^otiat ] loans for flvt yi ars on ini|>rnvpi) cotton n?r j tortus, in stuns ot *:U)0 t o oinl ti|>\vorilH. at the rate of 7 t>? r cent on amount* of #;i no .11 (1 over, i>n<l h |<r cent on mimim )< ?k thai, ' SlOOti. So brokerage or uonuiiittsi n ?burg> d Only a reasonable ttor ub-trnei of title. ' K E. WYI III, . . tttorncv-iit-l > w, ' ? . Do you taku The News? I ; Goods and Prices You < I All wnnl f^hiflYm Pnnnmn | grey, blue and black, very sc and clingly, an ideal goods f skirts, at 75c, i)0c and 1.00 yd. Heavy wool Suiting, 5G-in wide, in good shades of na blue, brown, green, grey a black, at 50c yard. Plaid Cotton Suitings. They are the swellest a newest in cotton goods?loo and wears like wool. A 2 value for 18c the yard. 1 lot Outings at 5c yard. 1 lot 10c Outings in whi and colors at 8c the yard. Best quality Percales in da and light colors, will wash wc at 8c the yard. * DEPA] No left over moth eaten sto< Everything brand new. Tn pair of extra heavy cotton r bed hose "Jack and Gill" i boys and girls, 25c value i 15 cents pair. PI nolr^ fnn T n rli ao n v* / ! 4-1 v/iuano iui uauicd auu LJ Children. Ladies' new, long Tour Cloaks, in tan, blue, black a grey, $7.00 value for $5.00. Ladies' all wool Kersey Co; in black, tan and caster, woi 10.00, our price N.00. :d PETERS SHC ish. Your money b Respectfully ES SUP /i ===== ' The 0 j< THE BANK OF LAI X CAPITAL Jl SURPLUS i '-V Sloans made on Real E Collections given pron ,-?i Interest allowed on tir ; ^ Your business solicite( !|J the strongest Bank in Lj Lancaster, S. C. G IMS Silks that You Can't Resist. in Fine Sea Island Homespun, >ft 36-inch wide, worth 8c yd, our 'or price only 5c the yard. Good quality fleece back Flanch nelette in neat patterns, worth vy 10c, our price 8c yard. n<* Galateer Cloth in all the good washable colors, at 15c yd. Ladies' all wool ribbed Undervests and Pants at 75c. nd Ladies' heavy ribbed cotton ks fleece lined Undershirts and J :5c Pants at 25c. Children's ribbed cotton fleece lined Union Suits at 25c, 35c ite and 50 cents. Black mercerized Sateen Petrk ticoats 65c, 90c and 1.00. ill, I Black Heatherbloom Petticoats, rustles like silk, 1.75. RTMENT :k. Ladies' short loose Jackets j a with strap and buckle, worth ib- 3.50, yours for 2.50. ?or Just arrived, 10 doz. ladies', 'or misses and children's ready-towear Hats in the leadidg shapes ^ and styles, at 25c to 3.00. FdVs, Furs, Furs. The grandest cb'l lection of isf Furs ever seen in this place, nd Now is your opportunity. We were very fortunate in securing its | this grand collection. All the th new Scarfs, Boas, Muffs, Storm j Collars,etc. Prices 1.50 to 15.00. )ES, guaranteed to wear, ack if not satisfactory. yours, PLY CO. Id Reliable." ^ (CASTER, Lancaster, S. C. S $50,000.00. n $50,000.00. '$ !state, at reasonable rates. A ipt. and careful attention. ^ ne deposits.. ^ 1. The oldest, the largest and |1 incaster county. Jg tSSt&SZ/0S We wish to call your attention to a $1.50 Woman's Shoe we have. Every pair guaranteed to be absolutely all right in every respect or a new pair free. These shoes are branded "Special Service," and are sold only by us in Lancaster. It is the undisputed $1.50 woman's shoe on t he market. To satisfy you of its merits, we only ask you to try one pair, at herry's Shoe Store, -v 1