The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, November 17, 1906, Page 5, Image 5
LOCAL DOTS
?Cotton brought 1(H c
on this market yesterday; co
seed, 27 cents per bushel.
?Mr. J. A. Wilson and 1
Blanche Lane were married
Tuesday by Dr. J. II. Boldri
?The snow ot last Wedne:
was general throughout the I
mout. At Union it tell to
depth of several inches.
?Prof. Asbury has taken ch
of the Lancaster Orchestra
will be there on Wednesda,
each week.?Rock llill Recc
?The Daughters of the <
federacy will serve oysters
Tuesday night at the Elliott
stand, corner Main and D?
streets.
?Mr. W. A. Davis, of
m place, has been drawn as a ]
juror of the United States c
which convenes in Columbit
the 27th instant.
?Superintendent A. P.
Luro, of the L. & C. road, is
ing his residence on Market st
rflnainfo'' M - '! ' ? '1
.~rui?ii?u. wii. v^uaries orilt
the contractor.
?We are requested to
liounce that the Masons of A
och will meet next Wednei
night. S'eps are to be take
the establishment of a Lodg
Antioch.
?The ladies of the Ba
church served oysters Thuri
night at the residence of Mr
C. Payseur. The attendance
good and the occasion gre
enjoyed by all present.
?Mayor Wvlie lost his
Jersey milch cow in an unu
manner tins week. The anj
was in his pasture with s
beet cattle and was mistake
the butcher tor one of tlie h
and killed.
?A new schedule goes
eftect on the L. &. C. lomor
The early morning train w
has been leaving Lancaster
Chester at 0.15 and returuin
10.30, a. m.,will hereafter h
at 7 and return at 11a. m.
? Snow fell here continuo
for several hours last VVedi
day afternoon and evening, I
owing to the warmth of
ground, the ll ikes melted aln
a9 fast as they fell. Nov.
is unusually early for sno
this part of the country.
?The fare for the round
from Lancaster to Columbi
the occasion cf the unvei
oi mo tiampton monumen
$2.4*2; from Kershaw, $1
As stated in tke last issut
The News, tickets will b?
sale 19th and 20th, with I
limit to 21st. As is well kn(
the unveiling ceremonieswill
on the 20th?next Tuesday.
The Mobley-*! enkinv yuptia
Mr. O. B. Mobley, of Kersl
and Miss Annie Jenkins, of II
Gold Mine, were married
Wednesday evening. The c
mony was performed at the h
of the bride's parents, Oapt.
Mrs. Wm. Jenkins, at the Mi
The groom is a son of the
Brnmraett Mobley and is a yt
man of bright promise. II
now bookkeeper for the II
Supply Company of Kershai
PERSONAL ||| I
dS " " =
euls Mr. I). Reece Williams paid a tli
tton visit to Columbia this week.
Miss Irene Cunningham is =
Miss visiting relatives in Rock Hill.
i 9t
here Mr. aud Mrs. Ernest Moore re- ?ti
dge. turned this week trom an extend-1 ?
=dav trlP north. w
>ied Mrs. G. A. Hilton, ofTaxa ?
II
? the haw, is visiting her daughter, x
Mrs. John A Cook.
es
arge Mr. B. N. Craig, ol Rock Hill, ^
and Was in Lancaster Tuesday and
y ol Wednesday of this week. ^
>r^* Miss Sallie Ussery, of Kershaw, ^
3on- is visiting Mrs. O. lv. Williams
next this week.?Rock llill Record. ,j.
Miss Virginia Robertson, ol ['r
fl'aP the Oakhurst section, is visiting ~
her friend, Mrs. J. Allen Adams, ti
th!fi Mrs. U. Y. llathcock, of Lan- &
l)e,il caster, spent Friday and Saturourt
^ with friends here?Chester cf
1 011 Lantern. Mr.
John Tillman, of the Uni- c<
ted States army, is 011 a visit to
his parents here, Mr. and Mrs. ""
root
E. D. Tillmau. E
in is
Mrs. P. A. Pressly, of Lan- tc
caster, arrived in Due West last t!
o
Tuesday. She is on her way to j11
L"'1 Louisville, Ga.?A. K. Presby- ir
3oay . A
tenan.
n tor
e at Mrs. L. (\ Darrison came over
from Lancaster Mondav afterhi
noon lor the reception given by ?
ptist ^jr8 poag anj Mrs. Johnson.? ^
s( Koch LI ill Herald. ca
L. H
was Miss Dora Agnew left a few ~~
atly days ago tor Lindsay, Lancaster 6
County, to take charge of her ^
,, school at that point. Miss Dora
tine 1
sual c^iar8e ?' this school last
in al -vear aut* returned home just the (.
day before her lather's lamented w
ome J 0)
n {)V death.?A. K. Presbyterian. C1
uier
The Murriaffe of M r .liaison
Craif/, of Ijfincaster. and Mis* _
into C tit liber t son, of Monroe.
row. Mr. Judson Columbus Craig,
Inch one of Lancaster's highly esteem- _
for ed young citizens, was married |
ig at in Monroe, N. C., Ia9t Wednessave
day afternoon to Miss Marguerite \
Howard Cuthbertson, daughter
uslv ^r9, Alice L. Cuthbertson, of
that town. The ceremony was
Ilc8"
performed at the home of the u
the bride's mother. The bride and L\
uost f51"00111 were given a charming
14th recePl'on Thursday evening at fi
in ^ie 1'ome of the latter's father, "
Mr. Harper Craig, of the New
('ut, section. n<
. t i F)
,riP Mr. Craig is bookkeeper for the
a on People's Supply Company of s'j
Lancaster and has made many lA
. . K<
t is friends and acquaintances during
.91. his comparatively brief residence
5 ?f here.
> on M
final ? Cominf/ Weildiiiq. Ui
>wn' Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Magill, Nl
1 he ln
of the Kershaw section, have is.....
. . Tt
sued invitations to the marriage
Cc
of their daughter, Miss Sallie Ct
Mae, to Mr. Frank Powell Ilin- R(
law, riant, Wednesday afternoon, r-i
[aile Nov. 28th , at 4 o'clock, at Bealast
ver Creek church.
?ere
ome ?The many friends of Miss
and Ella Mac key, who has been 1 i vne.
ing in Columbia for the past **
late few years, will regret to learn 1
>ung that she is desperately ill in
^e is that city, with typhoid fever. Ct
eath She was reported to he slightly
v. better night before last.
business Notice:
\\\ Notices^ inserted und
us head at the rate of ONE CEI
WORD for each insertion,
itice to be counted less than
ords.
YOU will tind us at E. Everall's <
and, where we will he pleasod
low you our stock of Fancy Qroci
s. We will sell you as cheap ?.s hi
?dy and will appreciate your trai
\ II. Stewman A Co.
NOTICE?Kobt. Sullivan and Bar
ood have been suspended from &
ebo Lodge No. 53, K. of G. S. E.,
i years each lor violating (o a gri
ctent their oath and obligations
lid order. J. H.Crawford, \V. M.
FOR a good chew try Piper-IIi<
ck, R. ?fc W., or some other gc
and. We have them all. W.
ewinan A Co.
Everyone has given up that we f
ie best flour in town. Oil' "To
alk" and ' fSilverlake" Patent is
ie highest grade and all we ask is
ial. Bennett Grocery Cc
FOR a good smoke try a "Cine
ie most popular sinoke on the m
st. We sell them. W. H. Stewn:
Co.
NOw is the time to make your fr
ikes. Currants, Raisins, Nuts, <
in, etc., at Bennett Grocery Co
WE have a full line of Fancy G
sries. Try a can of our Lu/.iai
oasted Coffee. Every can guari
>ed at 25c. W. H. Stewman A Co.
VALl'ABLK LOT FOR SALS
leven store-roonis and restaurant
line. In close proximity to Lane
'r Cotton.>1 ills. Very desirable pr<
ty for good mercantile busiin
irber shops, beef markets, shoe ah<
id restaurants. Also excellent?
ir laundry, which is greatly neei
i Lancaster. Apply to T. IS. Cart
gent. 10-27-tf
ALL indebted for the Lancas
edger will please settle. After Ji
iry 1st aW accounts will be put
inds of collector. T.tvCarter. Bin
We have bought W. A. King'eshi
fill shoe sIock 4o cents round,
ish onlv. beiriniiinur Nov 12 F
inson A E. H Wright. 11?7
COME QUICK, or all of r.enn
rocery (Jo's, car cabbage will
sue.
Tax Notice.
Notice is hereby given that 1
me for the payment of Town ta:
ithout penalty will expire on
r Nov. instant. After that date e:
itions will issue for the taxes, co
[id penalties.
K. E. Wylie,
M ayoi
No. 7858
Report of the Condition of
'he First National Bai
OF LANCASTER
t Lancaster, in the State
South Carolina, at the clc
of business Nov. 12th, 1906.
RESOURCES.
mils anil Discounts iu
lent rafts, secured and unsecured ??1
S. Bonds to secure circulation "5,00
emium on U. S. Bonds its
inds, Securities, etc. 1.IU
jrniture and Fixtures '.',31
jc from National Banks, not reserve
agents. "5.KI
lie from approved reserve amenta 14,13
iccks and other cash Items rt,i'7
jtea of other National Banks 5,7)1
'actional paper currency, nickels
and cuius 2S
iwrui money rcservo in bunks, vl/.:
tecie 13,864 :to
>gal-tender notes 3,350.00 17,31
demption fund with I". S Treas.
(5 per cent, of circulation) 1,3"
Total, .... *198,33
LIABILITIES.
ipital stock paid In I 35,00
irplus fund 7,1)0
ndivided I'rotlts less expenses and
taxes paid 1,68
itlonal Hank notes outstanding 24,05
illvulu.il deposits, subject
to check 1103.14)6.77
me certificates of
deposit 36,875 60
r titled checks 15 30
ishier's checks outstanding
560 30 139.64
"served for taxes 51
labilities other than those above
stated?Reserved for intereft
time deposits 41
Total, .... *198.3?
:ute of South Carolina, i
County of Lancaster. (
1, K. M Croxton, Cashier of the above-nai
:?nk, do solemnly swear that the abovo st
ent Is true to the best of my knowledge
lief. E M. CKOXTON. Cashie
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
,y of Nov., 1906.
F. B. FORTEK. Notary Fubli
irrect?Attest:
CHAS. D. JONES,
R. E. WYLIE,
T. S. CARTER.
Directors.
I FACTS 52!L
N'o
" Broom Compan;
fSELLS :
>ks Everything in Dry Go
?rt Shoes, Hats, C;
to
~ Clothing Specials.
iY* ^ e ,,avest'" 100 iSuits for Men
and Boys that will be sold regardless
of our former prices,
teil $<> 00 Suits now for 3.7E
- 8.00 Suits now for f> 01
10.00 Suits now for O.Ot
i. 12.50 Suits now for 7 oC
Boys'Suits from 1 00 to 3.0C.
<>:,
arI
Specials for $1.00 W
nit
it- (>4-(>4 Calico, the best made, 20
? 32 inch Sea Island, 22 yards for
r.?I 3G inch Spm TslnnH in vtnvic f#**
_ ? V Y Ml VtO 1VI
lilt" ' %J
*?- 17 yards best heavy Checked H
'J,7 Underwear.
as" 1 case Men's 50c Vest and Pants
UP" this sale each 45c
;ss, | case Ladies' extra heavy Vests
'P8 and Pants, this sale each 25c
1 Children's and Misses Union Suits 26c
*e" Ladies' Union Suits 4i?c
er' Ladies' Set Snug Union Suits.... 00c
ter
in- We have numerous other val
: ,n so we ask you to come and mak
? 10 to 25 per cent, on your pure!
up
for
A. J. E
ett , :
be
si For Woi
ats V Shelled Almonds, Figs, Dat
S Cranberries, Cranberry Sai
' M your Thanksgiving dinne
m part of it and
C PLACE YOUR <
\V \
i** M I also have the China to h
m Ritter's Preserves, Catsup
?* % people that had pure goo<
9 went into effect.
Huylers Chocolates and Bo
aii I m are f?r- Try me.
5 Youi
18.16
i j. b. k
O 88 vk
- Bargain
D.ik) <1. *
Take
0.00
We will offer to the trading {
XSI entire stock of Men's and Boys'
*}'00 Pants at cost. In dry goods a
that is kept in a general store,
you can buy them anywhere in
nroinc in r1t*Acso ryrw\/L? Iw ^11 ^^
^Ullio Ail UlUOO ^VAAi3 III till CU1UI
? HATS AI
,hM Hats in all styles and prices
? attractive line of fine shoes in I
L'w ebrated Reynolds Shoes, the be
shoes we give you the Stroolms
moa ica. We have them in all kind
ute- up to the minute and are in th
nd black leathers?from 2.00 to 3.;
misses and children surpasses
us?from 50c to 2.50.
? November 6, 1906.
McCardell X
Old Mercs
= FICTION
y Sells it for Less
WHAT?
ods, Notions, Clothing,
aps and Millinery.
Dress Goods, Dress Goods.
] piece 54 inch Hroadclotli 35c
, 5 pieces 54 in. English Hroadclotli
black, navy, grey,brown,green. . 45c
5 pieces 54 in. all wool Hroadclotli,
? the 1.00 grade, this sale 75c
I 5 pieces 54 in. all wool Hroadclotli,
. the 1.25 kind, this sale 85c
Look at our other special things
' in Dress Goods.
I 54" in. Hlack Hrilliantine at 49c
hile this Stock Lasts:
i "i _ r ? ?
' yai us 101* 5)51.00
' 1.00
1.00
omespun for 1.00
Shoes, Shoes.
We have the best line of Shoes on
earth for Men. I.adies and Children.
' We will make the prices to suit you.
> When you need a pair ask to see our
! shoes.
ues that we cannot mention here,
:e your bill with us and save from
liases.
IROOM CO.
nen Only i
;es, Raisins, Currants, Citron, ^
ice, and fruits of all kinds for M
r. Don't forget the Celery
ORDERS EARLY. J
old your dainties, dust try 9
and Apple Butter?the only ^
Is when the pure food law m
n Bons will bring what you m
Try me. Try me. m
s for business, M
[ACKORELL." I
Seekers
Notice
mblic for the next 30 days our
Clothing; also our line of nice
nd notions we carry everything
and will sell them lower than
town. We have some superb bars
and styles.
ID SHOES.
to suit all. h or men we offer an
3.50 and 5.00. These are the celst
on the market. In ladies' fine
in Shoes, one of the best in Amers
and styles and they are right
e prettiest kind of patents and
50. Our line of shoes for boys,
anything ever before offered by
Yours for business,
: Allison Bros.
intile Stand.