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8 The Methodist Conferenci Continued from Pa>:e One. Clieraw supplied by F. i Hook: Ctie?terfield, .1 .J. Siepbei son; Clyde,*J. I). Weldon; Da lingtou; Trinii>, P. 15. Wells Epworth and Lumber, supplie by 11 C. Belhea ; Darlingr. n Ct J. R. T. Major; Florence, T. F Morris; Hartsville, 15. .J. Gueai Jefferson, It A. Rouse; Lama A. II Phillips; Liberty, D. I Everett; Marlboro, J, L Mullini: McOoll mills, supplied by llan liu E'heridge; S ?u h Florence supplied by W. C. Gleaton; fin monsville, E. W. Mason. Greenville District, E. 1*. Taylo Presiding Elder. Clinton, W. II. Hodges; Ea ley, 11. M. DuBose; Eon 11 ain Ini B. II. W add el I: Gray Courr, F. Anderson ; Greenville, Bui combe Stree', W. M. Duncan; S Paul's, W. It. Vanehan; Hamj ton Avenue,A. E. D riggers We* Greenville and Monagham, N. C Ballenger, one to be supplied Sampson and Poe. J. N. isom Greenville Ct., ?/. P. Attawav Greers, C. B. Bums Lauren First Cliurclt, d. I). Crout; Lain ens Ct., supplied by A. A. Me ritt; North Pickens, supplied !> Samuel M Carthy; Pickens, B. I Jones; Piedmont, S T. Blael man; South Greer, J. G. Ilugciu Traveler's J test, It F. Bryant West Easley, J. It. Walker. Marion Distric', K. O. Watsoi Presiding Elder. Blenheim, W. S. Martin; Bri .i'o Noclt, 'j'1 ,Apl'o,i bv It I Elks; Brownsville, W. M. Hai den; Bucksville, G. P. Penuj Centenary, W. A. Betls; Oonwir G. C. Leonard; Conway Ct , ?J C. Davis; Clio, F. II. Shulei Dillion W C. Kirkland;, J. A Campbell, supernumerary; Di Ion mills, supplied by J. M. Gn< que; Gallivants, supplied by W Cr Kelly;|Latta, J. \V. Speak* Latta Ct., W,B. B iker; LPtl Rock, E. K. Moore; Loris, T. >V Godbold; Marion, M L. Cailish MariontCt , supplied by J. Brow Mullins, W. L. Waite; Mullin Ct.. Dove Tiller; North Mullin J. E. Rushton; Waccamaw, A lan McFarlane; student in Vat derbilf university, J. 11. Grave conference secretary* of educ tioti, W. C. Kirkland. Orangeburg District, J. W Ivlg Presiding Elder. Bamberg Station and Mill Peter Stokes, one to be supplie by J. C. Thomas; Branchvil) E. 1J. Beckham; Barnwell. V. < Younge ; Cameron, J. C. Walke Denmark, J. B Tray wiclt , Edisto, L E. Wiggin-*; Ellore* J. W. Neelev; Fort Molte, F. 1 Hodges; Langlev, C. M. Peelei Norway, J. A Graham ; Orang< Ourg, St. Paul's L. P. McGe' Vangeburg Mills, supplied 1: E. Jackson ; Orangeburg ci G. VV. Davis; Orange, ."N 'uk"s; Rowesville, W ( ? ; Springfield, J. L. T.vle Ferguson, sut emumar; I'ws, J H. Thacke ',V. L. Gualt. ^District, K. E. Stacl h Presiding Elder. s-k. II. L. Sioyletoi -9 - ji.1. L Hunk*; Che-t< a,. E, Holler; Ea-t Che Y(i by S. M. Jone ister, E. M. McKi \Mill, W. M. U.sven 'Vjrnve, .1 ('. (j&unt ti1, U. E, T urn)fw>oe 'jer circuit, W. O. Wini ?Y f _a.?.->ter and Cht stf r Mills, su ' Vt-V,led by C 1'. Garter; N-?ri Rock Hill, W. I>. Beckhar Richburg, W. A Fairy; Roc Hill, St. -John's, VV. B Unocal Laurel St., W. I), (iib on ; Mai cheater, supplied by K. Myer Rock Hill circuit, W. II. Arial Van Wvck, R K. Sharpe ; Winn boro, Henry Stokes; Vorkvill II. J. Cau'hen ; S. A. Webe THE LANCA a supernumerary; York circuit, * supplied by E. K. Harden. jl Spartanburg District, Marion I I |j Dargan, Presiding Elder II j J , Belmont, W. W. Wiliiams; r. Blacksburu, 0. C. Derrick; Buf*-i - i li.ti. _i i u; vii.:... Arp 1 | iai<> nua Demn, u. ??. uhmur, j ^[Clifton and Cowpens, J L. Hurley; Cainpobello, E. Z .Jatnet; \MW Cherokee, B. M. Kober'son; yfyy h. Enorec, J. C Chandler; G dl'ney, r BeauiortSl ,8. B. Harper, Lime* j stone St., J B WiLon ; GafFney jarg ai x. circuit, T B Owen; Jonesville, for us , L). E. C?m cu; Kellou, supplied 5>" by J G F-.rr; P.tcolet. J'. F. x G b?on; Reidville, T. J. Whi'e; ; San'uc, supplied by K A Brock;: Our I Spartanburg Central, W. A. I Goods, r' Massabeau; W. S. Stokes, super-'V 11 nuni rarv: Bethel and G eudale,' \ 8 B. L Keller; Duncan and Saxon, barcai J. T Fowler; Ci?y Mission, J. W. every I ! Shell; Union, Grace, D. M. Mc- T i Leod; Green St. W. I). Justus; I J Wofford College, R. A. Child, Just ^ j financial acent; Southern Chris- of star ! fian Advocate, S. A. Nettles, ed- wor^ ; liter. Pieces | PlDG l; Sumraerville District, J. lv Car- )ftwnH lisle, Presiding Elder. CO and j Cades, J. A. White; Cord- TAH1 J.] j ville, supplied by J. N.|a|ul p, J Knowles; Cypress, supplied l>3r I b W. T. Patrick; Dorchester, W. this li j U. Murray; Georgetown, Dun i j ,* can, T. G. Herbert; West End,1 ,vor"th ; W. 1'. Way; Graelevville. R W. | , pi, ! Spigener; Grover, S. C. Morns; ni},s^ ' llarley ville, .1. I'. Inabinet; liar- t'0r 1.0 I per, W- H Thrower; JotiesvilleJ ])<>v 1KjT J.Clyde; Kinastree Station, 1 00 to J E. M--?halley ; Lake City Sia-| \yt, t Dion. S. J: Bethea; McClellans jshipm I, i ville. L E Peeler; Pinopo is, C and in r- W Burgess; Providence, E. A ; Kerchi Wilkes; J F. Way. supernnmer- to 15c, p; ary; Ridgeyille, 11. C. Mouzon ; aH ov< I Rome, W. 6. Goodwin; Salters, row *)} r; supplied by J. O. Carroway; j k. Sampit. supplied by J. E. Car I Wei ! ter; St. George, J. M. Steadman; j at teni Scran ton, W. S. Henry ; Sum- will ni r" merville, H. R. Mills. l.v a' p> Sumter District, LI. \V. Hays, Presiding Elder. A ] p Bethel, T. W. Munnerlyn; ! , Hishopville, C. B. Smith; Cam | 0 I den, C. C. Herbert; Heath H, j 7 ? I Springs, L. P. Hudson; Jordon,l 1 S. H, Booth; Kershaw, A. O. "" ( JeiTcoat; Lynchburg, S. O. Can-j tey ; Manning, D. Arthur Phil. ' lips; New Zion, L. L Bedenbaugli; Oswego, David Hacks; I'iuewood, J. II. Nolan; Pr>vi ?< (lence. D. A. L?wis : Richland, i C. S Felder; S uitee, E. S. Jones; s. St John and Rembert, L. L.' JL^1 >cl Innbinet; Sumter, First Church, j .J. W. Daniel; Magnolia St , S. I ) B Bailey. r; Transferred to Western North I ;; Carolina Conference, J. W. w ? Peeler. ,' ? , prices 8?ir*KNicem< ! may k During a display of winter hals I 5 pi u. a certain milliner placed in her i a* 12 ] IV' window the following placard* | 7 pc r. "If you wish a hat becoming j to you, you must be coming to 7 p / me."?Harper's Weekly. '-1 < r'. 5 pi Summons for Relief. '"t?! (Complaint not Served.) 1 STATKOF SOITTII CAROLIN A, k- Lancaster County. Court of Common I'leas. Charleston Live Stock Company,! 1 Plaintiff, I _ l?i against I n -*amuel W Hirmingham, Defendant. ^ To the Defendant, Samuel \V. Kirm-, i U ' ingtiam _ a Ynii arc hereby summoned ami re- JK 01' 11nired to answer t he complaint in t his ' action, which was this day tiled in the 4*i/*\"i ,!?i Oflice of'he < lerk of this Court f. r wAVJJ dl Lancaster county, and toserve a cony of your answer to the said complaint 1 on t he snbseri-je s at their oflice in the I'- Springs Block in the town of haiicasfer. h. < , within twenty day.- after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of auch service; and if yon tail to :k answer the complaint within the time N. . Ij. atore-aid the Plaintiff in this actum hjive ' will avply to the Court for tlie relief 1 "" demanoeil in the complaint. _____ s; bated November 2, A f)., 11KMI. _ ;; tiKKKN A HiNKS, P| K I'laintiU a Attorneys. V i? J. F (iregory, 1 Li e' seal J. C. C. C. L.C. m r, )~f STER MEWS, DECEMBER 8, 1900. If Three ire Weeks Be! /ou beginning to thifik what you are going to rem E CAN FURNISH YOU le realize that right now, while people want and need the goc e few, is the time to make the reduction, and we have made DRESS GOODS, X great clearing out of Dress m In the next ten days we ma. ma take big reductions on all W a toods, silks, trimmings,etc. Bf Bm. B*^ B* ^ lengths in silks to go at a ol n, A free May Manton to 3t customer. t? srS FOR THE HOLIDAYS I received a beautiful line ^ npea linen Mexican drawn with hemstitched borders al 25, 50, 75c and 1 00. tj i quality all pure linen ^ 45 inches wide, only 48 75c yard. al le damask doylies jv Japkins for the holidays. est selection to he had in m ? m mg ne- M3V Manton bi n, heavy cream Damask, * 8I 75c, for 50c. 4> " tp extra heavv satin l)a- * C*X?>X^\5l Ft 72 inches wide, worth 1 50, 0. lies and Napkins 60c, 75c, si 3 00 doz n. w have just received a fresh ent ot dainty Val Laces CD CC ^ serrions to match for hand- i Ii ?l> ?l Is ets and fancy work at 3c hi yard. A bin reduction on To Every ! ?r laces tor waists with nar- c( uids and edging to match. Pnofomoe ribbons. customer. have a splendid assortment pting prices,3c to 10c. You w sed the "Santa 01aus,""Hol- ? id "Yaul Tide" for your ai May Manton Pattern FREE to I c? i n MT cupics ?3Uppi)T mm days m eginning Today, 1 Our Entire Stock mention a few itemn and 50 '?.zen M?mi'k t est 50g Under in order that those posted NVear ?t 42 J 2 cts iiiirment. I now we mean business: -5 dozen Lidles 2a.' Vests at eces Schoolboy lac Jeans 19 cents each. (j 12 cents. Job lot Ladies' 1.00 Wool Vests s Our Hummer 20c .leans o?>lv '50 cents each. a jents. 10 dozen Men's Covert Coats i ieces Buckskin 25c Jeans ~,)Ci 90c and 1 00 jents. In Clothing we head the list, eces Home made '10c Joans All our $15 00 Suits at $12.00 :ents. All our 12 50 at 0 00 eces our best 35 cts Jeans All our 10 00 " at 8 00 cents. i All our 800 " at 600 e What 5 Cents Wil i good Lead Pencils; 4 bars good balls best Sewing Thread; 2 ni chiefs, and 999 other things too n Q. Come quick and don't forget your poi Yours to serv FUNDERBURt B. ?Don't forget the fact that we are selling SIT<" ES at old advanced as much as 35 per cent. end Us Your Job Printing i __ 'I m Christmas ember your tnends withr R. WANTS )ds and the hard-earned dolprices that will do the talking "Ifcr map packages. Plaids and Roan styles tor belts, etc. Buy a useful present for Xmae, pair of Tapestry Curtains. We ave them in all the new shades, we, green, cardinal Roman ripes; big reduction for next hi days. GREAT BLANKET SALE. We are offering values that are Uraordinary. Ask to see our tl wool Lansdown?it is a beaur and would make an acceptable L i*i nt o (vi ff Ill I ~ I III (t o ^11 tl 1 lot ladies' pure wool fringed lawls, conies in black, red and hite, sizrs 50x.60, worth 2 50, for 50. RUGS, RUGS. Handsome art squares, 9x12 russsls and exminster with nail rugs to match, all at a big iduction for the holidays. SWEATERS. 20 d< z. boys' and girls all wool venters; ail sizes and colors, orth 1 50, your choice for 50c. Ladies' lonir kid gloves, beauful 16 button glove, most popUir length of the season, in black, rown and grey. Hand bags, purses, etc; a nne Election hand bags 25c to 1 50; eter L'an purses 15, 25 and 50c. MILLINERY. Ladies' and children's ready to ear hats and caps arriving daily -anything you want in this line t prices that will please you. Svery Customer ... nip any rSALE! * We Offer at Cost .Just received 20 dozen Boys' ^nee J'ants, for this Rale 50c. We picked up 50 pieces Table >ilcloth, for this pale 12 1 2 yd. 10 pieces 54 inch Broadcloth in 11 shades, 1.25 kind, at 85c yd. 5 pieces 36 inch wide 1 25 Silk, t 30c the yard. 5 pieces 56 inch all wool Ladies' Sloth for only 48c the yard. Rig lot Trunks, Suit Cases, Telscopes, etc., at your own price. 11 Buy: L Laundry Soap, ce Ladies' Handumerous to men:ketbook. e, < CO. prices, notwithstanding same F. Co. FOR SALE.?Several young sown nd a few of the other kind. Also 1 nod saddle, buggy and work horse? ork anywhere R A. Long, Newa ~i