The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 01, 1906, Page 5, Image 5
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?Gotton brought 11 cents Miss Bleek
on this market yesterday; cotton Uii^ j8 visitii
seed, 30 cents per bushel. ^ B N C
?A fine son was born to Mr. 6pent Wednes
and Mrs. K. G. Billings Thauks- ... ri _.
lx x, , Miss Ilattie
giving Day, Nov. 29th. . ... .
R is visiting Mh
?The collection forThornwell
_ . . . " Col. W. C.
Orphanage at the union services . , ...
m. , . ^ , visited relati\
Thanksgiving Day amounted to .
$35. WeeK*
Mr. E. E. <
-Mr. R. M Kirk, one of LancaBter
county's best citizens, is
critically ill with pneumonia, at
his home in the Elgin ccmrauni Mrs. M. H.
ty. Hill, is visiti
?Those who have sigued the L? Harrisoi
pledge at the tabernacle of the Mr. Crawfc
Sons of Rest, to read a certain family, of Ro
chapter in the Bible every Sun- relatives in L
day, are again reminded of the j)r Cantzc
fact that the reading begins to viHe^ 8pent T
morrow, and that the chapter to Lancaster, hi
be read is the first chapter of
Matthew. Mr' John
known and
Mr. J. C. Elliott, ol the nian, is in to\
lleath-Elliott Live Stock Co.,
met with a bad accident Thurs- ^r"
day afternoon. While separat ?| Lancaster
iug two horses that were fight- ^or^v'Le, s
ing in the stables, one of the an- ^ere'
imals kicked him in the back ol Miss Conni
the head, knocking him down is teaching sc
allll lii.niotMn
...... ulu.oiug iiiui up consider vine, is spen
ably. It was certainly a close home.
call. The only thing that proba- ^r9 juHa
bly saved Mr. Elliott's life was au(j Mrs> M
the fact that he was too close to Oakhurst, sp
horse to receive the full force Lancaster
of the kick. _ ?
Mr. S. H.
of Chesterfiel
Masonic Officerh.
and Friday
Jackson Lodge, A. F. M? No rela(ive8
53, at its regular communica
tion Thursday night, elected the ^r* ^
following otticers tor the ensuing moved troin t
year: U. E. Cotlee, Worshipful Lancaster tin
Master; J. Roy Cunningham, are cordially
Senior Warden; E. 1) Lowers, Mrs. R. L
Junior Warden; T. S. Carter, yesterday frc
Treasurer; E M. Croxton, Se parents, the 1
cretary. Marion, of R
Taxes?Ifetler Pay Them Now. Mrs. C
turned home
The people are remarkably her ,i<tel,( ?
slow about paying taxes this n_ ^ L#|
year. Not more than one-tenth ,o(te observe
ot the state and fnnniw ?
- ? ? v/u ii l J IttACB
have thus far been paid. County ? ,
Treasurer Blackmon is receiving ?
i i . >rnA . , . Persons t
only about $500 a day, when the
receipts should be $2,000 daily Philadelph
in order to collect all on the tax Carey, a^ed
books before the time for pay- rested tonigh
nient expires, on the 31st instant, coroner's olHt
Hotter pay your tax now, while killing, by ]
you have the money, and avoid jn order to se
the rush later on. on ,heir ]{yei
~ two children
/>?// in LancuHtev. . ,
leged victims
Thanksgiving Day passed off _
without special incident in Lan- Negro Bi
caster. Many citizens spent the
day bird hunting Cheraw apt
The usual union services were On Saturday
held in the morning, in the Pres. near the Ste
byterian church.A sermon appro- pany was bu
priate to the occasion was deliv- ' second fi
erod by the Rev. Chalmers Fraser woel1'
. , shavings hoi;
A collection lor the various or- 8a8h oompan
plumages was taken up. Walter Midd
The colored people celebrated spectable em
the 10'h anniversary r?f times-* son I-nmhor i
tablishment of their school here. e(' t(> '
The orator of the day wan the ,, .
Kev. Richard Carroll, ot Colum- . . ,r,'i
.. .. \ , lot te, tat her o
bia. A largo crowd witnessed ..
. . of Lancaster,
the exercises, many persona from ?
the country and neighboring ^at collide
towns being present. 0 , ,
1 Spencer a ?r?
- ? near Lynchbi
Mr. W. T. Williams spent causing thed
Thursday in Charlotte. others. The
THE LANCASTER NEWS, Dh
iSONAL 1 Hi ll I
a Lindsay, of Rock Vf I
IK iu Lancaster. Kg I 111
)raig, of Rock Hill, JL
day iu Lancaster.
Sanders, of Hagood, ^JVllSn
ss Juaoita Wylie. t t r
Hough and family ?
re8 in Rock Hill this SILKS
36-inch Black
Jloud, of Rock Hill, 1,25 value, our pri
giving day in Lan 36-inch Black
1.00 value, yours:
Sandifer, of Rock ^
. .. beautiful shades z
g her Bister, Mtb. dressand waists, i
price 1.00 yard.
>rd Witherspoon and 19-inch Plaid Si
ckliill, are visiting lea?',nS colo^s at
and 1.00 yard.
i*ucaster. "
>n Foster, of Rowes- Dr?SS Mat
Mianksgiving day in 45-inch all wool
s old home. iots, colors of blue
garnet and black,
J. Bailes, the well price 50c yard.
popular insurance 50-inch Broadcl
vn this week. popular colors, at
Williams, formerly | ^
but now living in SHW1
pent Thanksgiving
New and sty lis
^ colors, in beauti
e Witlierspoon, who , . ' .
, ? ' ' , stripes, price 25c
hool at McConnells- B)ack e|astican,
ding a few days at very good style
50c each.
, Oauthen and Mr. Fine sheer all li
artin Canthen, of chief for 5 cents.e,,t
Wednesday in Ladies'and misi
at cents.
Pearl Buttons,
Laney and family, at 2 i-2 cents doz
Id, spent Thursday lT .
in Lancaster witi. Hosiery. H
Our Hosiery lir
Porter and family Carry th
the Dixie section to .p . ^
s week, where they llfXCCliCnt
welcomed.
J. Allisou returned
>m a visit to her I I i
lev. and Mrs J. P. VJ H I
ichburg. I 1 \
. Regit-ter has reafter
a short visit to
Irs. Hazel Wither
icaster, S.C.?Char Wft I W\JI
L. 111 I
a i_ n _
in r-oisoning JHve
o get Insurance. Q*| "l
ia, Nov. 29.?Bridget
32 years, was ar- i|ii|
t bv detectives and
3ia!s, charged with
poison, five persons W& mention a
cure the insurance Prices in order th?
.. Her husband and may k""w w.e mea
? .11^ pieces School!
are among the al- at J
7 pes Our Burnt
at 16 cents.
jrned to Death. 7 pieces Bucks
at 21 cents.
jcial in The State:? 5 pieces liome n
night a negro house at ~,r' CPnfH.
. 5 pieces our bei
vene Lumber com- Rt 30 cents
rned. 1 his has been
re in this vicinity W W
The other was the
ise of the door and W ,
y. A colored man
tendorf, a very re- ft p.onf3 *
ploye of the Hick 3ompany,
was burn- 10 balls 1
n this house. -i ? o
I l/Tvvin hi ATn
. ? . XXV/X V/UlUlOl
Hoalh, ol Char.^ion. Con
f Mr. (joor^e I loath,
and Mr. VVill Heath,
u*e aboard the train
il with President jT ^ f
tin on the Southern l|
ir?, Va. Thursday, ^
oath of Spencer and N. B.? Don't f(
y were not hurt. have advanced as
:cu:mbkk i, iyot.
mm
Dress Goods an
t and Prices Yoi
5. All wool Chiffon Pan;
Taffeta Silk STCJ'and b!a,ck', ve
I?a j and clingly, an ideal go
ice JOc yd. skirts, at 75c, 90c and 1.0
tIflcavU ilk' Heavy wool Suiting,
mi \.i wide, in good shades o
j in, ^ blue, brown, green, gr
md colors, for bjack at 50c yard.
L.25 value, our
Plaid Cotton Suiti
ilk in nil fVio
45c, G5c, 75c They are the swelle
newest in cotton goods
and wears like wool.
;erial. value for 18c the yard.
shrunk Chev- 1 lot Outings at 5c ya
i,green,brown, 1 lot 10c Outings in
value 75c, our and colors at 8c the yart
Best quality Percales
oth in all the and light colors, will wa
85c yard. at 8c the yard.
HON DEPi
>h Belts, best No left over moth eatei
ful plaids and Everything brand new.
and 50c. pair of extra heavy cot
d beaded Belts bed hose "Jack and G
this season, at boys and girls, 25c va
15 cents pair.
men Handker- Q|oa^s for Ladles ai
sesGolfGloves Children.
00 Ladies' new, long
sizes 16 to 22, i.? 4-? li... 1 1
kjiv>c\i\.d, in i<111, LllUe, DIS
e!" grey, $7.00 value for $5.
losiery. Ladies' all wool Kerse
j in black, tan and castei
le is complete.! 10.00, our price 8.00.
e celebrated PETERS S
fit and finish. Your mone
Respectful
3PLESSU
trn uiis (
[ining Toda;
r Entire Sto
few items and 50 dozen Men's best 50>
it those posted wear at 42 1 2 cts garmer
n business: dozen Ladies' 25c
boy 15c Jeans 19 cents each.
Job lot Ladies' 1.00 Wr
tier 20c Jeans o"lv JO cents each.
10 dozen Mho's Covei
kin 25c Jeans at 75c, 00c and 1 00
In Clothing we head
lade 30c Jeans All our $15.00 Suits at
AH our 12 50 u at
st 35 cts Jeans, All our 10 00 " at
All our 8 00 " at
hat 5 Cents
Lead Pencils ; 4 bars
best Sewing Thread;
and 999 other things
ne quick and don't forget y
JNDERBU
wget the fact that we are selling SHO
i much as 3f> per cent.
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nnnvnnn
mum
d Silks that You
a Can't Resist.
ama in | Fine Sea Island Homespun,
iry soft 13G-inch wide, worth 8c yd, our
ods for price only 5c the yard.
0 yd* Good quality fleece back Flan56-inch
nelette in neat patterns, worth
f navy 10c, our price 8c yard.
ey and Galateer Cloth in all the good
washable colors, at 15c yd.
nffs. 1 Ladies' all wool ribbed IJnder
w vests and Pants at 75c.
ist and Ladies' heavy ribbed cotton
? looks fleece lined Undershirts and
A 25c Pants at 25c.
Children's ribbed cotton fleece
rd. lined Union Suits at 25c, 35c
t white and 50 cents.
I. Black mercerized Sateen Pet
in dark ticoats G5c, 90c and 1.00.
sh well, Black Heatherbloom Petticoats,
rustles like silk, 1.75.
kRTMENT
n stock. Ladies' short loose Jackets
Try a with strap and buckle, worth
ton rib- 3.50, yours for 2.50.
ill" for Just arrived, 10 doz. ladies',
due for misses and children's ready-towear
Hats in theieadidg shapes
and styles, at 25c to 3.00.
id the '
Furs, Furs, Furs.
rn 1. - "* * ~~
ine grandest collection fof
Tourist Furs ever seen in this place,
ick and Now is your opportunity. We
00. were very fortunate in securing
y Coats this grand collection. All the
\ worth new Scarfe, Boas, Muffs, Storm
Collars,etc? Prices 1.50 to 15.00.
HOES, guaranteed to wear.
:y back if not satisfactory.
lly yours,
PPLY CO.
m mi:
X v
y, We Offei
ck at Cost
ctUnder- Just received 20 dos.
t. Knee Pants, for thia salt
\ est^- at yye Up 50 pie
Oilcloth, for this
>ol \ eats pj pjPces 54 in
all shades, 1.25 k.
rt Coats an i
a pieces db inch
, at 00c the yard,
the list. _
$12.00 5?!?ce8 5?in/;
0 00 Cloth for on'r 4
8 00 Big lot J run'
6 00 e'eopes, etc., ?
Will Br
> good Laun
2 nice Ladi.
i too numerous
our pocketbook.
\
Lirs to serve, ' ^ /
IRK CO.
ES at old prices, notwithstanding same
F. Co.
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