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LOCAL DC ?Cotton brought on this market yeslei oeed, 30 cents per bu ?Policeman Sow / " " " lour negroes gamblini night. They were each by Mayor Wylii ?What prom-uent the D xie section < brings his household en furniture with hi comes to tc wn ? ?1The called mee First Presbytery of t] church which was to held in Chester yes been postponed until . . ?There will be n per at the Carnes a next Friday night. T lor benefit of the sc The public is cordial] - attend. ?The Rev. W. 1 of Waxl?w, who school iu the Camp munity, will move from Waxhaw to Cr> near future. ?The ladies of t Aid Society are pre silver tea the even 27th, at the residenci 'J'. Gregory. Particu published later. ?Mr. S. B. Sturgii moved yesterday fror an Place, near town cinity of Catawba Mr. Sturgis is a gooc Lancaster regrets to up. ?Mrs. Polly Cat shaw county, celebra birthday on 23rd uli has living 12chi)drei children and 76 greai dren. A splendid served at her home, persons being presen ?As previously ai y. The News, the ladies church will serve a next Friday night, a dence of Mr. W. T. 1 t? i-u- - inuii, IUI m? ueilt church. The public invited to attend. ?John, the ten-y of Mr. John Kobinso near Wingate, fell tr< loaded with shingles and a leg was cauf two spokes and both broken below the kne Blair set the broke Monroe Enquirer. ? Mr. J. F. AHdim caster , recovered a Friday in the Feder Columbia tor $300. Southern, for persoi sustained some time serving as a braken road. He was represe .John T. Green, of th< bar. ?Sheriff Hunter w lotte tliis week with papers tor Lance, tli young man charged 1 Ben Hood, but L dilion would not adm moval, in the opinioi tending physician ? ter went back to Cha day and got a couple John Ballard and Ito wanted here to answi charges. THE LANC >TS ^ ^ PERSONAL. 10.50 cents (Jol. Lerov Springs spent Sue day; cotton day in Charlotte. shel- Mr. W. K. Williams, of Kei ell csuEht shaw, was in town Monday, g Saturday ^jr ueurv Masdey. of Roc fi ? .1 inicu *iv. jjju^ 8pen^ Monday in Lancai B* ter. 1 farmer in Mr Dureu lvi63| of Wliit occasionally Blul[ paiJ tMg offlc(J u p, easar and kilch- ca? Mond ra when he Miss Mamie Clyburn, now ( Dixie, is on a visit to Lancastei >tiug ot the her former home, lie A. R. P. have been Connie Davis, of Atlanti jferday has>is v^8itinK her parents, Mr. an 18th inat. Mr8' W* A- Davi8' basket sup- Mrs- S- W- Henry, of Hoc chool house UiU? luld Mi88 A^nes Taylor, < he proceeds W?xhaw, visited the family < hool house. ^ r* *' Taylor the past week, y invited to Miss Daisy Wallace has] r< turned from a visit to friends i F. Esttidge, Lancaster and Heath Syrings, I is teaching C.?Charlotte Observer. Creek com- Mra. T. W. McNeely and daugl 1.!- / 11 ins lamuy ter, Miss Albany, of TradesviH eek, in the visited at Mi. J. C. Gordon's lai week.?Waxhaw Enterprise. he Baptist Mrs. J. C. Craig, ot Lancaste paring for a is visiting her mother, Mrs. A lie ing of Dec- Cutlibertson, and family, net B of Mr. W. Wolfesville.?Waxhaw Ente liars will be prise. Master Herman and little Mi' 3 and family cora Roberts, children of Mr. ? 11 the Lath- ^ Roberts, of Creek, are visitir , to the vi at Mr. W. L. Blackmon's, of Ke Junction.? Bhaw. I citizen and ^ w M Rlackmon, ot Lai i gi\e him ca8j.er County, father of Mrs. Re W. F. Estridge , has moved h oe, of Ker*|famdy to Waxhaw.?Waxha ted her 77tli , j^nterpris?. timo. Khe u \v. Uuten, ol Unio ,,90gra..d-|couii|v N n wh?.h?. _ i granacmi ~ *" " w"7 dinner was 9Peildlng tt 11 ay or two here wit about 200 lUS 80n' ^ir" J* Uuten? reluri ( ed home Monday. , . Tiie Rev. R. Lee R .binsoi inounced 111 of Carmel ^am(le,,? A'a., will arrive hei , . the latter Dart or the week, t not supper , - * , . visit his parents, Mr. and Mn it the real- Roblnsoll. ^ aulanding;fit of the ^r- Charles D. Jones, of Lai is cordially caster> S. O., was the guest < Mr. J. R. R(?ss at tlie Manufai , , turers' C'lul) yesterday. ? Chai ear-old son J J % . lotto Observer, Monday, u, who lives ' im a wagon Mr- Rob rt Tompkins, Jr., ( last Friday Roc^ Hill, who is now an eng :ht between neer on tbe Southern, paidja bri< hones were visit to re^a,ives here, Mr. Cha e Dr J M T. Connors and family, iast 8a n boneg.? urda>, Mrs. R. E. Tompkins, of Roc >n, of Lan- Hill, spent Saturday and Sui verdict last dav 111 Kershaw with her hu al Court in band? Capfc. Tompkins, who against the now manager of the Kersha nil injuries Co. ago while Mr. J li. Robertson, of Plea ian on the ant Ilill, who is known far au nted by Mr. wide as one of the best farmei 3 Lancaster in Lancaster county, spent Moi day in town. We are indebte ent to Char- t0 him for a Peasant call whil requisition 'iereie wounded Mr. J. D. Caskey, who In with killing been in Athens, Ga., for the pas ance's con few weeks, at the bedside of hi lit of his re- sick son. Mr. J. Willie Caskey 1 of the at- arrived here Monday, but wil Sheriff Hun- return to Athens next Saturday rlotte Moil- Mr. Caskey is hopeful of his son of negroes, ultimate recovery, from his Ion dlins Jones, siege of typhoid fever, but h =>r ^criminal says the young man is iraproyin very slowly. T T*"~ ??' ASTER NEWS, DECEMBER 12, 190t. MS . December is always a busy month ; but we ex a great reduction on all merchandise and the pri s* gains carefully and you will know where to get "DECEMBER Dress Goods. 72 in. hah biei r> * ue 1 00, Rpecial f Dress goods going at prices that Gg jn unb|eac means a great saving to buyers. ?5 ia, ?, Many going at half their value . i o Q * I nn We have me d d pes 54 in. butting value 00c, a)1 willth9 a?d special for this month d?e the yar(i t0 ?5e 4 pee 42 in. all wool Suiting, k never sella for leas than 45c, spe- Bed S cial for this sale 25c. Here is where 3 pea far Moha>s, value 50c, competition, to close out at only 25c. Au extra )arjr( 54 in. Mohairs in all the good MP 1 <25 anoniui < j_ snakes, value 75e, special 49c. j()lj 0^15 6p n 5 pes 54 in. all wool Broadcloth worth and sell , value 100, special sale price 72Ac. 2.25, our sale pri 3 pes. those 54 in. heavy Kersey Genuine mat Broadcloth in grey, tan and navy value 3.00, this i 1 blue, just the thing for a nice Here is a m 9 coat, value 1.75, special 1 25. t|lHt iB h,odaom ,t Ladies' and Misses Coats. "" Hnv Sl is only 2 75. Another ahipment of these A K00<1 line o! goods tor the holiday trade, See t tj)p thing 7 them and save money. Misses J_BillA ooe ..l, 5e coats from 1 00 each to 5 00. No Va,Ue * ~D' "ale 1 ir better bargains can be found for Shirt the same money. In ladies' coats , , r r- we call special attention to a . 1 case men s f black number, value 12 50, that J" neat stripes a we otTes long as they last at, 8 50. <5c< 8Pec,al sale 38 We have other coats 2 50 to 12.50 gjg Line K Ladies' Furs. Never before I _ Sample line ladies' furs at one- ? collection ot k third off regular price. Ia(!,ea! al,awl"' 1 ,, . gain in a shaw 9.00 h urs, sale price $0.00 L(,noaater, 54,54 I 52 5.""' P"Ce 5 22 wool. v?l?? * 50 ? 6 00 h urs, sale price 4 50 ,, , ,. . 5 00 Furs* rrI? price 3.75 ?00(1 1,ne aha '8 4.00 1 rs, sale price 2.75 fascinators 2? w 3 00 Kr rs, sale price 2.00 Baby hoods 25 1.50 F sale price 1.00 We are showii Don't miss seeing this line of children's and 11 sample furs. at 50c to 2 00. * h Table Linens Clot j and Napkins to match. Nothing Here's where nicer can ne given as a (JhriPttnas boys going. h present than a nice linen table- ished at the pr j, cloth. making on cloth e 72 in. bleach Damask, value from 1 50 to 3< 1 25, special sale price 98c. you buy of us. s. " These are a few of the bargains we have to ol Xm we will convince you that we will give you mort J money. E. E. < The-Store Win ?f t_ Meannt. A. It. Ferguson and T. K. Cunninyham to Operate Cedar I drove Farm. J[ ^ ''Messrs. A. Brown Ferguson 1 and T. K. Cunningham of Lan- ( ? caster have organiz ed a com pais ny to conduct the Cedar Grove () . tlf w farm. The capital ia *20,000. tions for th'e Ch a A I I * i iiraw urn iwu in me oraimesi rar- proval of all tho mers in the State." 8" The foregoing if from the Col Useful ^ unihin S' ate of Sunday. The farm rs referred to is the place whereon Mr. Cunningham resides, about 3 We have new 'd miles from town, and it is already choice and more le considered a model plantation, can supply you < being well improved and in a big, y?u high state ot cultivation, but un- ladies, gentleme derthecombined management and (*ate Bt0?k a"d y 11 .kill of two such exceptionally ?t the t r . ,, V. please vou; our * fine farmers as Messrs. Ferguson ^ait. 'Come no , aud Cunningham it is destined to vou the service || rank second to none in the Soutlv t ?The M. E. Zion church Con ference convenes in Gheraw to- Mrs. Percy HI e day. Ministers and delegates from shaw, is visiting H Lancaster left here yesterday for Dr. Stevens and Gheraw. son, Jr.?Hock SHflPPi >9 WAAV1 a J ;pect to make it a record-breaker, ice is in reach of everyone. Read your BAR GA nch Damask, val- Nine black un lale price 82?c. suits, double brei bed Damask, val- 8a'e price 12 00. ale price 48c. 15 black Thibc rcenzed damask an(i double biea prices from 25c sale price 9 00 11 suits, line < , checks, nothing 1 Dreads. * o _ ic ou, special ^aie we knock out all We have 1 ft a fine cashmere su 3 114 spreed, val- to close out at 7.( 'ale price 9Sc. Our line of b reads, positively men's suits are b everywhere for you cannot resist ice 1.39. buy a nice suit? sellaise spreads, sale 2.00. OiK arsellaise spread Here i3 where ' e and worth 4 00 ev?*"ybody knowf Our sale price tbe best line town for least m< colored spreads, chance anfl we for an iron bed, as??rt'on. price 1.49. ^or misses a have the C. <fc E. Values. be beat. Childr aucy Dress Shirts s at nd checks, value J ??V.?r? il 1 price 49c. at line ladies' Dutt !nit Goods. - 00, 2.50, 2 75 u a better can be hat I'iT <* Keith Conqu ? f ' t - (A,doZ- for n.en at ? 50 t. he greatest bar- ?,e rBI|| ,hj 1 ever offered in ci: . . = i;i Slippers, just the 1 inches. Dure a V.J ..1 " , sale price 1.49. wis 25c to 1.00. Cotton >c to 75c. Ilere are a few ?c and 50c. goods that will ig a great line of we stole them, bi misses sweaters, 1000 yds best 5 See them. make this sale 1 hi the price 3 1 2c. 1000 yds good i we've got the cja] for this sale i .vervDorlv aston - . , , ices' we are now ] >?!?.ahoetlng ing?a Having of va'ue S . oc, sale 10 on every suit 1 rase light on | sale price 7 7 8. Ter you for December, and if yot i goods for same money or sam ?re Cash Talks le Gift Mak Great Opportunity. ul line of Holiday Goods, full of th ristmas trade, is now ready for int ise who know a good thing when th< Presents, Beautiful Pi Appropriate Presents. things that are nice but inexpei costly gifts, but in all grades and i with the nicest and most appropria T^V - a c - ii*. xjo noi ian 10 nee our Watch n, boys and all. Select your gifts -on will be sure to get the best and i airest price you have ever known, very reasonable prices will dehgh w while the stock is full and we h we desire to give. C. HOUC lackwell, of Ker* Mr. W. A. I>a ; her sisters, Mrs. from Columbia, I Mrs. W B. Wil- been serving as Hill Record. Federal court. m U1IU We have made the list of barINS finished worsted *st, value 16.00, >t. suits in single tst, value 12.00, worsted, in neat )etter in town at 5 price 15 00. bout 15 of thope lits, value 10.00, 30. oys' and j-oung eauties at prices it you expect to 1 25 to 10 00. )es. we get busy, as ; that Cloud hani of shoes in ihe >ney. Give us a will prove this nd children we line that cannot en 5 to S at 60c ; ; 1.00; 8 to 11 at 25 ; misses 13 to -fine o _ _ ?u t i UU. UtJO v/u i enhofer shoes at and 3.00?none 1 for same monerer and Boyden t> 5.00?for dress ing. Bed Room thing for a nice ,25 and 1.50. Goods. things in cotton make you think it we didn't. c calico, juBt to lively we make 10c Outing, spe6 1 2c. o * o yarn goods, price (> 1 2c. ting, value 10c, i will call on us e goods for less ?'?f ers // e choiceipect^ 5y *f' > e. f 1 s It V te ft. 08 ft frt uost Our fc, t vou,'., ave time , 3II ivis has returned where he has a juror in the