The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, November 28, 1906, Page 5, Image 5
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?Cotton brought 11 cents
on this market yesterday; cotton v
6eed, 27 cents per bushel.
?The time for payment of
town taxes expires next Friday. ^
?Charles Johnson, colored, I
son of Eliza Johnson of this
place, died this week in Waxhaw,
N. C.
r
?Mrs. Rebecca Steele made in
one day one hundred curtains for ^
the Lancaster Cotton Mills. A ^
most remarkable record?who
can beat it ?
?Magistrate I). K. llall, ot *
8
Indian Land,has paid over to the
county treasurer fines collected
by him for quarter ending Nov. 1st,
amounting to $32. *'
?Regular exercises were held
at the graded school last Satur *
day in order that the school may *
also have holiday next Friday, '
the day after Thanksgiving.
?The infant sou of Mr. W. C. ^
Wilson, one of the overseers at 1
the Lancaster Cotton Mills, "
died Sunday afternoon, aged 3$
months. The burial was in the I
new cemetery Monday. j
? Mr. C. A. Flyler, a promi* t
ueut and prosperous citizen of
Lancaster county, S. C, will ]
move to Monroe in the near fu- \
ture, provided he can rent a ]
dwelling.?Monroe Enquirer. 1
?Don't forget and come to
in J
.wv?n inuisuay?1 nanksgiving I
day ?expecting to transact any (
business, for, as previously an- t
uounced, banks, stores and other 1
places ot business will be closed J
on that day.
?The money for the commis- 1
sioners and managers of the Fed- 1
eral election has been received '
and will be found by them at the >
Hank of Lancaster. c
? In publishing the name of
the teacher ot the Gills Creek 1
school, in a recent issue of The ^
News, it erroneously appeared as *
Oscar B. Gardner, when his cor 1
rect name is Ira B. Gardner.? '
Mr. Gardner is a son ot County '
Supervisor M.G.Gardner and is a '
young man of much promise.
?The home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Knight was the scene of a
delightful atlierina r?t vAmm t
o to J """6
l&dies and gentlemen Monday
evening the occasion being a 1
party given by their pretty and v
attractive daughter, Miss Clarice *'
Knight, complimentary to her
guest Miss Haver, ol Gastonia
Delicious refreshments were I
served during the evei ing.
?Mr. M. W. tscarboro, the ellicient
superintendent ot Judge
Ira B. Jones's Caskey farm, was
painfully hurt last Friday by a
wheel of a large, four-horse disc
plow passing over his leg. The
plow was not running to suit Mr. <l
ticarboro aud he took the reins
lrom the ploughman to guide the jmules,
when the animals sud ,
denly turned and threw him .
down, causing a wheel to run
over his leg as stated.
Colored Woman Uro/nt Head.
Amanda Ballard, wife of WiU 1
nani Mallard, colored, about 45 *
years old, dropped deaa at her ^
home here last Saturday morn- ^
ing. She was apparently in good r
health before she was stricken f
down. Her death is ascribed to *
heart trouble. n
1
Ill-,
PERSONAL, jl
Mr. Claude Ferguson, ot Col- K
imbia, is visiting relatives here H
itid in the county. M
Mrs. D. L. Tillman, of Cheraw,
s visiting her parents, Mr. and ^
drs. J. T. Anios. i^"
Mrs. J. F. Muckey hasreturn-l
id from a several weeks' visit to
olatives in Blacksburg.
Mr. \V. A. Davis left Monday ^ ,
or Columbia, to serve as a juror
n the United States court. ^ ^
Miss Ada Clyburn, ofHaile
5old Mine, is visiting her cou- be
in, Miss Mayme Clyburn.
pr
Mr. Oscar Williams, of New
L'ork, is visiting his parents, let
fu'lge and Mrs. D. A. Williams, ati
Mr. and Mrs. Gib Greene, of
lock llill, have been spending a
ew days with Mr. and Mrs. W. j0j
P. Williams. o-a
Mrs. M. W. White returned l)r
lome today alter a two weeks'
risit to tier mother at Riverside.
?Yorkville Enquirer.
Mrs. W. A. Davis, who has
Deen visiting her daughter in
\tlanta, Miss Connie Davis, reCO
urned home Monday night. *
Mrs. H. D. Cranford, of Bulocks
Creek, York county, who ve
las been visiting her mother, 50
Mrs. W. H. Green, returned home
Monday.
Col. H. G. Mcllwain, of Rock ^
Hill, and Mr. C. W. Estes, ot
Uheraw, representing the South;rn
Lite Insurance Company,
lave been spending a lew days in
Lancaster.
Dr. J. H. Boldridge, Rev. R.
I. Blackmon and Judge D. A. *
IV 1 1 ! i o J ItdtTA '* ? ? ^ 4
tixuiuo ??'d ^uuo i?j opuna.limrg
to attend the Baptist Courent
ion, which convened in that
ity yesterday.
Messrs. L. L. Harris, of Chtserfield
county, S. C., and Samuel
,aney, of Lancaster county, S.
passed through Monroe this ^?
norning on their way home from
Dimmonsville, S. C., where they
lad been spending a week with
ilr. and Mrs. N. J. Laney.?
Ion roe Enquirer.
Rev- R. E Turnipseed and Rev. _
V. A. Beckham, of the Lancas* a
er Methodist churches, and the
lev. P. B. Ingraham, of East
Lancaster circuit, left here this
veek lor Columbia, to attend
innual Conference. Maj. J. M.
iiddle, also a member of the pr
Conference, will go to Columbia m>
oday. I
Mr. T. B. Sherrill. editor of ? ??<>
Concord Times, and secretary of f
Hi
he North Carolina Press Asso- iation,
is spending a few days in at
Lancaster, as the guest of Mr. i
Iasel Witherspoon. We are in- at
lehted to Mr Sherrill for a pleas,nt
call Monday.
Our staunch old triend Mr. W.
>. llorton, of the Kershaw secion,
paid us a delightful visit
ast Saturday afternoon. He came
o town to settle his taxes and to ^
>ay a year in advance for The A
4ews?two matters he never
ails to attend to once every
welve months M*. Horton is a
;reat reader, neing ft subscriber
o a number of newspapers and
nngazines, but The News is his
avorite paper, which ho invaria?ly
reads first when he gets his
nail. ha
itylish Dress
Want and
SILKS.
36-inch Black TafYeta Silk
25 value, our price 90c yd.
36-inch Black TafYeta Silk
)0 value, yours for 85c yd.
36-iru'h PluiH SUllr i?
? k/nn lit (111 till
autiful shades and colors, foi
ess and waists, 1.25 value, ou
ice 1.00 yard.
19-inch Plaid Silk in all th<
iding colors at 45c, 65c, 75<
d 1.00 yard.
Dress Material.
45-inch all wool shrunk Chev
u.s, colors of blue,green,brown
irnet and black, value 75c, ou
ice 50c yard.
50-inch Broadcloth in all th<
pular colors, at 85c yard.
NOTIO]
New and stylish Belts, bes
lors, in beautiful plaids an<
ripes, price 25c and 50c.
Black elastic and beaded Belt
iry good style this season, a
c each.
Fine sheer all linen Handker
ief for 5 cents.
Ladies' and misses GolfGlove
25 cents.
Pearl Buttons, sizes 1G to 22
2 1-2 cents dozen.
Hosiery, Hosiery.
Our Hosiery line is complete
carry the celebral
Excellent fit and fi
PEOPL
mm
Seginnin
Our En
We mention u few items ant
ices in order that those postet
ly know we mean business :
5 pieces Schoolboy 15c Jean
12 12 cents.
7 pes Our Hummer 20c Jean
16 cents.
7 pieces Buckskin 25c Jean
21 cents.
[> pieces Home made 30c Jean
25 cents.
5 pieces our best 35 cts Jean
30 cents.
What
6 good Lead P<
0 balls best Se
erchiefs, and 99
On. Come quick
FUNL
N. B. ?Don't forget the fact
ve advanced as much as 35
3 Goods and Sil
Prices You Ca
All wool Chiffon Panama in j
grey, blue and black, very soft 36
> and clingly, an ideal goods for pr
skirts, at 75c, 90c and 1.00 yd. ,
Heavy wool Suiting, 56-inch ne
wide, in good shades of navy 10
9 blue, brown, green, grey and
r black, at 50c yard. wf
Plaid Cotton Suitings.
e ve
c They are the swellest and
newest in cotton goods?looks fle
and wears like wool. A 25c Pa
vnllip fnv
XVk AUV l/IIC vaiu.
1 lot Outings at 5c yard. lin
i, 1 lot 10c Outings in white an
r and colors at 8c the yard.
Best quality Percales in dark tic
e and light colors, will wash well,
at 8c the yard. co;
NT DEPARr
t No left over moth eaten stock.
J Everything brand new. Try a wi
pair of extra heavy cotton rib- 3J
s bed hose "Jack and Gill" for
t boys and girls, 25c value for mi
15 cents pair. w<
an
Cloaks for Ladies and the
s Children.
T 1
, L.aaies new, long Tourist Fi
'? Cloaks, in tan, blue, black and n<
grey, $7.00 value for $5.00. VV(
Ladies' all wool Kersey Coats th
in black, tan and caster, worth ne
>.! 10.00, our price 8.00. Cc
ted PETERS SHOES
nish. Your money back
Respectfully yoi
,ES SUPP
IIIVS COS'I
ig Today, 1
tire Stock ;
i 50 dozen Men's best 50c Under- .
\ wear at 42 1 2 cts garment. Ki
25 dozen Ladies' 25c Vests at
B 19 cents each. \ qj
Job lot Ladves' 1.00 Wool Vests,
s only 89 cents each. laU
10 dozen Men's Covert Coats
a j at 75c, 90c and 1 00 i
In Clothing we head the list.i*1
8 All our $15 00 Suits at $12.00 '
All our 12 50 " at 9 00 U1
e All our 10 00 " at 8 00
All our 8.00 " at 0 00 i est
5 Cents Wil
encils; 4 bars good
wing Thread; 2 nic
?9 other things too ni
and don't forget your poc
Yours to serve
)ERBUR1<
; that we are selling SHOES at old ]
per cent.
5
SVBB32flBV Mfl
MfaRS
ks that You
n't Resist.
Fine Sea Island Homespun,
-inch wide, worth 8c yd, our
ice only 5c the yard.
Good quality fleece back Flanlette
in neat patterns, worth
c, our price 8c yard.
Galateer Cloth in all the good
ishable colors, at 15c yd.
ladies' all wool ribbed Understs
and Pants at 75c.
Ladies' heavy ribbed cotton
ece lined Undershirts and
,nts at 25c.
Children's ribbed cotton fleece
ied Union Suits at 25c, 35c
d 50 cents.
Black mercerized Sateen Pet
:oats 65c, 90c and 1.00.
Black Heatherbloom Pettiats,
rustles like silk, 1.75.
rMENT
Ladies' short loose Jackets
th strap c id buckle, worth
50, yours for 2.50.
Just arrived, 10 doz. ladies',
isses and children's ready-to?ar
Hats in the leadidgshapes
d styles, at 25c to 3.00.
Furs, Furs, Furs.
The grandest collection fof
irs ever seen in this place.
>w is your opportunitv. We
jre very fortunate in securing
is grand collection. All the
vv Scarfs, Boas, Muffs, Storm
>llars,etc. Prices 1.50 to 15.00.
i, guaranteed to wear,
if not satisfactory.
irs,
LY CO.
P SALE!
Ve Offer
at Cost
Just received 20 dozen Boys'
lee Pants, for tins sale 50c.
We picked up 50 pieces Table
lcloth, for tins sale 12 1-2 yd.
10 pieces 54 inch Broadcloth in
shades, 1.25 kind, at 85c yd.
5 pieces 36 inch wide 1 25 Silk,
00c the yard.
^ rvi ooau oP m/?k **11 ? ?" ^ 1 ?1 '
v* |s*v7vuo u u i in; u mi W U"1
oth for only 48c the yard.
Hig lot Trunks, Suit Cases, Tellopes,
etc., at your own price.
1 Buy:
Laundry Soap,
:e Ladies' Handarnerous
to menketbook.
C CO.
prices, notwithstanding same
F. Co.
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