The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 12, 1906, Image 7
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Letter from Mr. John
Twitty.
Our Old Friend and Fo
Fellow Citizen "Writes
Entertainingly, as L
upon a Variety of Inte
ing Topics?Good A
to Newspaper Publish
The Famous Rawlings
ter Case?Recent Deat
Lancaster?The Tc
Rapid Growth and \
it Needs-Other Matte
Mr. Editor: You will fii
closed $1.50 which you wi
ply to renewal of The New
can't afford to allow it sto
which should be done in
ca?e when the subscriptio
pires. Such debts carried
are hard to collect. Pay i
vance, ought to be the rul
f KniinrU*- " 1
vta?->u?.nu v" *viii)iu}; u snort
for publication but I am a
persuaded to desist. It is s<
mon of late to ?ee persons
ing for papers who have no
ificatiou for such work. Of <
1 belong to that class an
space I use should be turne
to those who can entertain
However, I must say a
about the hanging day befor
terday. Mr. J. G. Rawling
Alf Moore, a negro, were <
ted about 11 o'clock a. i
the 4th instant. It is a f;
case and much has beei
about it in the newspapers
one of the blackest crimes
perpetrated in tins country
old man hired Alf Moore tc
der and burn the Carter f
rmieislin? .if ?
.w^uAwvidg VI U KJI U |JUI dUll
sent his three sous to ass
the bloody work. They
two ol the children, then b
nervous and alarmed and
not finish the job.?See A
- papers.
A late issue of The Ne\
ported a number of deaths
M rs. Hinson, Miss Ella Mi
Mrs. I. T. Ilunter and Tl:
Beckham, and a little late
Ed. McDow and Mrs. Vi
Green. Quite a list. I kn<
families ot them all. 1 u
read the death list first.
The South Georgia Met
Conference has just closet
lightlul session here. The r
show advances on all linei
ot the new Bishops (Seth
presided very saiisfac
Smart and seemed at ho
tlie chair.
The late Baptist convem
Oartersville did honor to t
JSain P. Jones by apprnpt
meaQ9 to erect a mei
window in the Methodist <
now being built there. I
a great man and the whole
try is ready to do him hon
Your town seems to bebi
up rapidly. Mercantile
mer9 so report, but I arr
"one thing thou lackest," I
a water works plant. That
of Lancaster's greatest
What about the Cheraw ra
Is Lancaster going to let
roe have it? Letter not.
the Kershaw boundary 1
being agitated again,
be sorry if Lancaster Ios<
town of Kershaw, bea
^ cotton sold here today at
*
THE LANCASTER NEWS,
I yi and I believe a few bale*
upland brought 11c. ^
It is very likely that S, I. cot- g
tou growers will plant too much I
next year and bring the price I
rmer down. What a mistake. 1
most Sugar boilings are in order I
fsual, ??w. The young people make I ifi/M,
rest- Part'es an(* ?? out 'n I
country where the process is go- I ?<&*.?
ing on, driuk i4juice" and have I ,
iers? o ? t?- * --
i? f,Vuu nine, joy cne way, my 4 fi)//
-Car- first born great-grandchild is an B jf vj/jfll,
AlS in event ot interest,at least to some. I it
, I can prove that he is a nice fel- fl I 1
)wn S stand, John I * ^
TVhat Crawford. I *"
I
;rs. It is very dry in this section I 4
and consequently gardens are 1
id en Poor> ^act aii crops are short B
ill ap t'1'8 year* * enclose a South I y
g j Georgia 4<write up." If you can I
pped ta^e l"ne to inspect it you can 1
every *iave 8()nle idea ?f the possibili- B
n ex '*e3 ?f South Georgia. Our old B '
friend and brother, Rev. G. W. fl VyBF3
over rvocAw
, Gardner, is not having much to
lii ad ' B No- 50
e j say these days, at least in my 1
letter ^iear'ng Spur him up, 1 love I
Wt tohe,,rl"mtalk- I Yo
1 see that Reece Williams _
} com- life i
writ (w*)om * knew as a boy) has
qual Pa-80d 'uto the married stat^. I fl you 1
hope his new state will be enjoy- B Our
jourse ^
d the ed fully to the end. Would liketo I jn
d over 9a*v more' time forbids. Kind I yy
regards to all friends. I
word Yours truly, 1 thing
eyes J. W. Twitty, help
3 and v**., Doc. 6, 1906.
xetu ^ ^ d Routes and Good
m' 011 Roads. W
amous
i said Yorkville Enquirer: It is not more
i. It is generally known, perhaps, but it llias
i ever is a tact nevertheless that any \V
V. The
rural route anywhere will be I doll'l
) mur- promptly discontinued on com*
amily, plaint of the carrier to the post
s, and master that the roads over which
ist in he has to go are unfit for travel.
killed A good many people have the I Qj
ecarne idea that it one carrier is unwill* I rcdl1"
could ing to do this work, the depart* I
tlanta ment stands ready to give the |
job to somebody who is more I now
vs re- anxious for it. But this is not I
, viz: t'ie case. The point has gone I q
ickey, forth that where a carrier re I
lurlow ports his road as unfit for travel, K
r Dr. (service will he ahandnrkort nnfil I
rginia the people along the road a<> Tn
aw the their duty. That the carriers are
sually willing to continue dav bv ?av newt
- 9 DO
over some of the roads they are
hodist lorced to travel is remarkable,
I a tie - an<' 'tis only a question of time
eports u"til some ot them reach the
One ,imitWard)
" - - ? . . ;
torily. Yorkville Concern in Bankrue
in ruptcy.
"i orkville Enquirer: Mr. L. B. W* ^
lion at l'?oshee, of the Fousheej Cash
ho late lS,ore, has been adjudged a bank- MJwM' flfl."
ialing r,,Pt? and tlie store |was closed
norial '^is m?rning on an order from f
ihurch Judge Brawley. ^ ??
le was * *,e news was quite a surprise
?coun- to *'ie local public, no inforraaor,
tion of it having developed until PrOfeSSiOI\fll i
lilding ^ie arrival of the telegraphic or
drum- ('er from Charleston. J)r J VVHL
i sure Mr. J. S. Brice, Mr. Foushee's DFNTIST
OM u, attora8y, 8?y6 the asset, consist 0fflc? in Emmon. Bui
,8?ne ?l about <11,000 worth of stool. ,,?3ite First National
needs, jan(* *1,500 cash in bank, and Phone No. 8.
i 1 road? t,le labilities amount to about LANCASTER, S
Mon- $14,000.
1 ^,;0 Famous Strike Breakers. Dr. E. J. Hi]
ilie is 't oo most famous strike breakers in the TlU1 A.TT'TCi'T
. i,ii ttre King's Now Life Pills. When -U.Ei.LN 1 io .1
1 Sliall liver and bowels go on strike, they quiokly ln Cr\*d>- fa Ri
3S the nettle the trouble, and tho purifying work vJITlCe In opriii^S 1)1
goes right on. Best cure for constipation, Office HOUFS 8 to 12 2
Island headache and dizziness 25c at J. F. Qnnrlnir Hmira Q t
_ Mackey Co.. Crawford Bros,, and Funder- ounuay flours, J l
.)w Cts bnrk Pharmacy, druggists. Ask Central IC
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december 12, 1906.
r^r RETSOtVED " f,,
that there is no fun tt>f xM
^?4S? Going out in vimterunless
""tivJi You ARE WARMLY ED </&>
whilcyov arc buy/lvg w/z
^-5^1 WAR/n CLOTHES WHY G^?
jjSKTi NOT GET" THE' STYU S H AND ^5^
HAtfD^OttE ATTHE3AHETME. ?s
<to?y Go To THE STORE WHEREltJEY
"2gf\ KNOW How To FURNISH M
C LOTHE S,Rl G H T fl.VD f OR A ^
IV I)
I ,/p. 7~o-Tr?../A-?-?Ahe" ^T*^2
C?r(Mt)iTHH ?t T?* eu?TU*_6^wH CO CMiCAtO MAM JAntl XV(
?u will find it slow sledding as you go
f you do not dress well. If you do dr
1 get along like a sled pulled over crust
clothes will help you to glide along. Y
3ck everything men and boys wear,
e have stocks of little things to wear
r \rrmi /-v?* 1 ~ - ? n
, wi ^uui uuy wear. ivememDCl
you glide. We can push you along.
irs for Exmas Pres<
hat could be more suitable or what v
: acceptable for your wife or daughter a
present than a nice fur.
e have a big line of real swell furs fron
rs. Also big number of cheaper on
) to #5.00.
SPECIALS
ie job lot men's suits, worth from'3.00. t
ced price 2.00. to 5.00.
ie lot youth's suits, worth from 3.00.
your choice 2.00. to 4.00.
en's 5.00. overcoats now 3.50.
ie lot 10.00. cravanette.coats to go fore
>ys knee pants suits from 75c to 3.00.
)y's overcoats from 1.90. to 3.00.
st arrived several dozen fancy vests
ist weaves and latest cuts, to go at froi
r\ - - < r I .
nespeciTUiiy,
easier Mereaiilil
Cards The First National Ban
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DIRECTORS:
lding op- 4L, Rnd
Bank T, S. Carter, tors
J. D. Funderburk,
O. P. Heath, this
Chas. D. Jones, >0UI
Ira B. Jones, w
IlSOn R* C* McManus> com
^ R. E. Wylie. bani
'nd'"to 6 Accounts From $1.00
0 10 # CHAS. D. JONES, President. I
)r No. 32. E. M. CROXTON, (
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inrougn
ess well
ed snow.
Ve have
?everyr
clcthes
silts.
vould be
l Christ
i 5 to 15
es from
:o 10.00- j
to 8.00.
>nly 8.00. #
in the
m i .00 to y
le to,
e
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Ir* /v-C I am i?
iv ui L,anw
?sides the well known
ability of our board ov
, we keep your money it
net every kind of loas, ma
bank a safe place to depi
r saving*.
e extend every courtesy and acmodation
consistent with good
king.
Up Solicited.
i. E. WYLIE, Vice-President.
Jashier.