The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, November 17, 1906, Page 4, Image 4
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Entered as second-class matter, Oc|. 7, IP0\ f,?;
at the postoftice at Lancaster, S C.. under Act
of Congress of March 3, 1879. T.
Saturday, Nov. 17, 1906. ot
A Nebraskan lias invented a \\
machine to milk cows by elec- pe
tricity The cows are shocked, ap
?Anderson Mail ar
There are no doubt some news da
paper puousners in mis country [j(
who would like to try that machine
on delinquent subscribers. Ti
Now that Reece Wiggles, who
enjoyed the distinction of being of
the smallest man in the world, ui
is dead, our diminutive friends th
Mayor Wylie, Alderman Carter (L?
and Lee Tillman had better get "
together and measure up, or II
down, to see which one of the!?!'
trio is entitled to succeed to;?f
Wiggles's honors. H
Some one has kindly sent us nn
a picture ot "R ck Hill's Klec- fe
tricRailway"?:i big name, truly, R(
for something that looks like one wl
of Col. Springs's old discarded li\
narrow gauge box cuts tied to the pe
tails of a pair of sleepy mules, dr
Surely, that photograph must of
have been taken long years ago, E?
belore Rock Hill began making bo
a uoise like a city.
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Any kind ot news in a live ne
town like Lancaster, however an
insignificant the occurrence may el
be, looks big in the eyes of our of
friends over in Rock Ilill. The in
esteemed UeraM of that town Mi
republished a few days ago uti- m<
der a handful of headlines a lit cit
tie automobile news dot that re as
cently appeared in these columns. | m<
By the way, speaking of auto gr
cars, here's ducats to dimes that al
Ex-Mayor Thomson's warmed in
over "red devil" can beat in a wi
fair race either "Rock Hill's
Electric Railway" or its street pi'
sprinkler or both put together. an
What say you, "friends oyer the
riTTAP ' ' ?
1 ' ? o?
in
THE COMING CHHISTMASTIDE 0'
Hut a few weeks more and f >i
Christmas will be here. Already Ju
many, especially school children, in
have begun to count the days Br
and weeks intervening and to of
make plans for the celebration Tu
of the greatest day in all the err
year. There is a right way and (tor
a wrong way to celebrate Christ- NV:
mas, and, unfortunately, too
many of us are guilty of observj
0
5 the day in the latter manner. "V
It is really a r. flection on our
riliza'ion to celebrate the memy
ot the birth ot Christ by
rniug powder and drinking
Cj
[uor, as is the general custom
roughout this country. It is 1
I right and proper to rejoice in
luiet and orderly manner,-to
ike special gifts and to extend *
eeliugs and hospitalities to a
r friends and neighbors, b it t(
is an offense against both God
d man to indulge in excesses ^
any kind, especially in drink- ''
g and carousing. If a man feels H
at he must at least once a year "
baucli himself and discharge a ?
t of noisy fire-crackers, let him 11
that kind of a stunt on the v
ilorious Fourth"?never on
e anniversary ot the nativity ot
irist.
There are no doubt many per '
ns now thinking of sending off a
r their "Christmas jugs." Let ^
all resolve to cut out that 11
ature of the coming celebration. s
it us smell like sober men at ^
ast one Christmas, if for no 3
her reason than to exnerience '
e novelty of the sensation. c
e'll leel the better by it?es
(cially the "morning after"? r
id will get more real pleasure v
id happiness out of the holi- 1
iys than we otherwise would do
it's try it, "boys."
ie Marriage of Mr. Hef/ward d
Moore ami Minn Ida Mueif. c
Miss Ida M. Huey, daughter
the late Simeon Iluey, and c
ece of Mr. R. E. A. lluev ol e
is county,was married lastMonyevening
at the home in Rock
ill ol her mother, Mrs. M. E.
e
uey, to Mr. Hey ward Moore,
: f\ r\ f f 1\ o 1 /?i t ir I ifr,
JW \JI > iKil til y . All no aUUt'Ulll
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the wedding the Rock Hill
erald says :
There were present only the
embers of both families and a
vv very close friends, Kev. A S.
j^ers performing the ceremon\
lich united the hearts and
*es of these two popular young
ople. Mr. and Mrs. Moore
ove immediately to the home
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. ReiJ on
ist Main Street,where they will
>ard.
Mrs. Moore is a striking look
g young woman, being of bru(tte
style, and is very vivacious
d attractive and she is admirvery
deeply by a large circle
friends who are very much
terested in her. n
i'. Moore is probably one of the J
:>Ft popular young men ot this
y, naming all who know him
his'triend, and this (Tuesday ) j v
arning he is receiving the con- n
atulutions from every one, and . t
1 have lor him and his charm (
g bride nothing but the best v
ishes.
They have also been the reci a
ents of some very handsome
id useful presents. rJ
C
?Mr. John A. Bridges, now ~
jail charged with the killing
Dr. E. S. McDow, will apply
r bail next Tiia?iI?v Lofrtra o
idge Ira B. Jones. As stated j 5
the last issue of TheNews,Mr. i ^
idges on hearing of the death j
Dr.McDow, came to town last!
esday afternoon and surrend-'p
?d to SherilF Hunter. His a'- ii
neys are Messrs Williams &
illiam9. I 1
Bead The News. J -
reterans to be Entertained
who Attend Unveiling of
Hampton Monument.
The State: The following
ard was handed to The State
?st night :
To the Confederate veteran?:
You have been urged by Gen.
\ W. Carwile, unofficially, to
'tend the ceremonies incident
i? the unveiling of the equesrian
statue erected in honor of
Jen. Wade Hampton. On bealf
ot the ladies ol Columbia,
nd at their request, I beg you
a notify me at once how many
f you will be hereon that glorous
occasion in order that proision
may be made for your enertainment.
J. Q. Marsha'1.
The above is self explanatory,
'he good women of Columbia
,re making an effort to provide
or the remnant of Hampton's
inconquered army, and they deire
to Know just how many will
19 here so that they may not fall
hort in their nreDarations. A
ueeting was held at tlie city
ouncil chamber yesterday and
ery encouraging reports were
eceived From all reports, this
vill be a regular Confederate reinion,
expect that it will be inormal.
A (ire in Barnwell Friday night
lestroyed about $70,000. worth
?l properly.
The entire Falmer Block in
Springfield, this state, was burnd
Saturday. Loss over $50,'00.
An immigrant train was wreckd
Monday near WoodvUle, I ml..
7 of the passengers being killed*
CO!
EVER KNOWN ID
Knowing that the good peo]
re would find ourselves very mi
nake the assertion that we are }
he next 30 days we are going t<
Jroceries absolutely at cost. P<
selling at cost) and then add on
hat our reputation is at stake, ?
ion only a few of the numerous
lso remember this is a spot casl
?hree cars Fancy Patent Flour,
)ne car Half Patent Flour, oer j
:,000 pounds fancy blend Roaste
500 dozen cans 3-lb. standard \
100 dozen cans Corn, per dozer
100 dozen cans Peas, per dozer
,000 lbs. selected Plug Tobacco,
,000 pounds Candy
,000 pounds Smoking Tobacco f
0,000 Cigars and Cheroots
,000 gallon Molasses at per gall
And our entire lot of Hardwar
aid for before taken from the s
rst Monday in December.
Bennett
November
For this month we have a list of
everybody that is looking for
make will hold good until furthe
Dress Goods
3 pes 44 in. all wool Suitings,
very heavy and worth 50c, special
for this sale 25c.
2 pes 56 in. all wool Suiting,
never sells for less than 50c, special
for this sale 39c.
5 pes 56 in. all wool Broadcloth,
positively cannot be matched
for less than 1.00, our sale
price only 72 l-2c
Silk Specials
6 pes 36 in. Silks, come in all
the best colors and black, a real
bargain at 1.25, to make this
sale lively the price is only.. 89c.
SHC
When it comes to Shoes, we ai
anything but solid Shoes, and wl
linxrn f ixn f Unf tin
uurv tut jnitc inai lucuiis iiiunt<
Clothing'
Our clothing business is booming.
Never before have we had
such a selection of clothing, and
best of all, we have them at prices
that will induce you to buy.
We guarantee to save you money
on every suit we sell.
MILL!
A word about our millinery,
have in this line, and when you j
vinced that here is the place to \
K. E. (
^ TO THE
The Greatest
ST S/
f THE HISTORY 01
pie of Lancaster county have inn
ich embarrassed indeed if we di
jointf to sell at cost, we MEAN t
) offer our entire stock of $25,00<
jrhaps there are others who have
25 to 50 per cent.; but that is n
ind we intend to narrv it rmt ino*
-- _ WV.. ? J <v VUI/ JUOl
i bargains we have in store for 01
ti sale. Not one single thing will
150 barrels each, per sack
sack
id Coffee, 7 pounds for
veight Tomatoes, i>er dozen ....
l
i
per pound 20c to
rom 20c nonnd to
L ?
on 20c to
e. Now remember this sale will
tore. The sale will commence n<
Very respectfull;
Grocery
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Bargains! ,
? bargains that will appeal to
real bargains. The prices we
r notice. Below we quote a few:
Cotton Goods
5 pes Cotton Plaids, just the
thing for children dresses, has
been a good seller at 10c, special
for this sale 6 l-2c.
1 case light Outing in pink,
light blue and neat check, positively
a 10c seller, special for
this sale 7 7-8c.
8 pes light Percales, very desirable
for shirts and shirtwaist,
special price this sale. . .7 7-8c.
Underwear
Children Vest 10, 15 and 25c.
Misses 15 to 25c. Ladies' Vests,
1 case, worth 20c, special. . 12c.
See our Vests at 25 and. .50c.
+
DES
re the people. We do not sell
len it comes to the prices we
y saved to the purchaser.
Ladies' Coats.
We have just received another
shipmeiit of those 15.00 coats
that we have a special price of
12.50. If you want something
cheaper in a coat we have it.
We have them at all prices from
2.50 to 15.00.
NEHY
We want to show you what we
get our prices you will be con)uy
your hat.
XOUD
BLIC! .
A>
VLE
LANCASTER CO.
)licit confidence in what we say,
d not stick to it. So when we
hat, and nothing less. Now for
).0() worth of Heavy and Fancy
come at you with the same bait
ot our motive at all. We know
as described. Below we menir
friends. Remember the date,
be charged at prices named.
$2.00
1.75
i on
- x.vvr
1.20
1.00
1.00
4UC
40c
last only 30 days and is to be
;xt Monday and will end the
y,
Comp'y .