The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 15, 1906, Page 5, Image 5
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?Cotton brought 10 cents Miss Iv
on this market yesterday; cotton yesterday
seed, 30 cents ^er bu>hel. Helen lies
?The Confederate Veterans Mr* k. C
of Chester county will have a ,l!S
big rally iu the town of Ohestei vet"k.
on the 18th instant. Mr.
is v'i^iting
?Mr. Le.wis Hunter, of the |jeat],
Magill section, killed a 19-months
?UU - - Alrs Mjl
yjiM uuv me oiner aavtna' netted . . ~"
4 ac j . * ltingherp
445 pounds ot meat.
? r Moutgomei
?A fine, 10-pound boy arrived ^ ^ ^
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R.
A. Williams, of New Cut, las' PrI?-88 se
. night in I
luesday, 11th instant. .
IIV 08.
?Mr. Henry Owens and Miss joj1
Matilda Peach, of Westville. 'raxa|iavvr
were married Sunday night by Lancaster,
Ilev. Isaac Gay.?Kershaw Era o; tj10 qou
?The Kev. II. Lee Robinson, j^jr rp
of Camden, Ala., will preach to |jlt)0 Bolls
morrow at Shiloh at 11 o'clock irra>?i^ 3j)t
a. m. and at Lancaster, in the (er wjth ^
A. R. P. church, at 7 p. m. Kershaw
?Mr. Ladd Mobley is now Capt. J
proprietor of the Lancaster Cot- iiocli, spen
ion Exchange, having bought week wjt]1
the interests of the former own i ??
uiiuiiiiier,
ers, Messrs Harris and Everett. Blakeney
?There will be preachiug at jyjr j <;
Bethlehem church, of which Kev. ter gerfre
K. J. Blackmon is pastor, on the p?ouse Qf
5th Sunday in this month, at. 11 jn tjJe cpy
a. in. Two deacons will he or- neg8 j^0(
dained. V
Mrs. L
?Dr. J. E. Rutledge had some 0 to
seven or eight bushels of corn v?t rejatj
destroyed by fire Thursday, at his n WftjJ jQ
home in East End. The corn was tjie moetin
shocked in his lot, and one of bis ij0jjre
little sons applied a lighted
match to it. w^9* ^ *
?Mr. D. Keece Wiiliams and ^asfi
i . ot Mr. anc
his lovely bride were given a . . ...
& . ot the Wai
charming reception last evening . ., ..
... ing Mrs. \\
bv Col. and Mrs. T. Y. Williams, ....
, . , , Hill, Mrs.
at the latter's elegant home on
Main St. and Chesterfield Ave. A i 'ie
- 1 ?4 1 '
uuiuor i?i mviiea guests were pauieu oy
v present. Elaborate refreshments spent \Ve<
were served during the eve caster. M
niag. way from J
Mn *1 . where he i
r. George rorguson and
family, of Elgin, will move to Mr. J.T,
Lancaster next Tuesday. As pre- Ga , is vis
viously stated in The News,they K- U. Ushe
will occupy Mrs. M. II. McCar- and other i
deli's residence in East End. ? ^Usher
Mrs. McCardell and family will to Georgia
continue to use a portion of the and Las
building until they can obtain last visit hi
possession of the dwelling on Rev. M
Gay street purchased by Mrs. leit this n
McCardell some time ago. to take up
?The Heath Jones company drove tliri
this week filled one of Lmcas- went on t
tor's 11 long felt want0." The live at El,
company has had a number of below L
nice hitching posts for stock Record,
erected in its lot, next to the Rev. W
Elliott Heath stables. The act will take u
will nA / ! AttKf K /% '-i. 1 I -
" ii*' uwuui do jir^uiaieu uv Kock Hill
persona driving or riding to town. cjty Wedn<
Tne News, it will be recalled, ing his fan
has repeatedly urged upon the occupy the
merchants of Lancaster the im- nezer avei:
portance of placing racks and ord.
sheds on their back lots. ?
Mrs it.
has been nr
Banket Supper at Buford. jier son<
There will a basket supper at on K. F. L
Buford school house next Fri caster this
day night, 21st instant. The home with
public is invited to attend. The J. Perry,
supper will be in charge ot the by Miss Lil
following committee of young will return
ladies: Mi-sea Flonnie Funder- ningham w
^urk, Netia Parker, Kflie Lingle time with
and May Bell Thompson. Hill.?Che
THE LANCASTEI
CRSONAL ^ A
y Crawford returned SI
from a visit to Miss |r^
ith in Charlotte. K a
I. Thioa fit n ilH
ilvd Charlotte ,this D<
a gr
>b Heath, o I Charlotte, ^ain
his brother, M. George ^
8el Witherspoon is visarents,
Judge and Mrs.
ry, in Concord, N. C.
Di
L. Harris, of the Ileath nieai
ction, spent Tuesday Man
j incaster with rela- '* '
spec
! 4 i
n Ingram and son, ot neve
spent Wednesday in
as the guests ot Clerk J 1
rt J. F. Gregory. *? J^
B. Clyburn and^ two shad
, Masters T. B. and 'y I
>nt Sunday in LancasIr.
Clyburu's mother. ^r08
r Era. " blue
. Q. McMan'us, of An- ?
t a few days here this ^
t his son-in-law and Ai
Mr. and Mrs. Albert
then
coati
>. Wilson of Lancas- hetti
the t
ant at Arms .ofj tlie we
Representatives, was blac
Wednesday on busi- we 0
;k Hill Record. We 1
, C. l^arrison went
dcU Hill this week, to .
thirf
ves, while Mr. Iinrri qqq
Charleston attending 750
g ot the Mnsonic Grand 6 00
5 00
4.00
=on Wallace and little 3 00
tie Mackey, daughter
I Mrs. John Mackev,
sam]
chaw section, are visitWallace's
sister in Rock
R. W. McAteer. and
nieei
v. Sam J ones, accom- pres
his wile and daughter, clot!
Inesday night in Lan- ^
r 1 25
[r. Jones was 011 Ins ' '
elferson to Great Falls. _
s to preach next year we v
. Usher, ol Gainesville, rrton
iting his brother, Mr.
r, of the Dixie section,
relatives in the county
moved from Lancaster
i* about 14 years ago
be> n S years since hh
/ '<> r t
ere. j
r. Winn and family M
lorning tor Lancaster o: Li
his new charge. He xEdg<
rwgh and his latnily Kiel
lie tiain. They will enira
gin, the first station wliei
incastor. ? Kock Hill tenei
Whe
. A. Beckham, who l,(*
p the, work on north ^ '
Circuit, arrived in the ^
esdav and is expect 1
i rIM Ml Dertl
11 lv tnrlav I \\&\r will
. -..-J ??? v
parsonage, 402 Ebe- ^
iue.?Rock Hill Ilec aged
comi
M Cunningham, who m<>ri
laking her home with abou
r. T. J. Cunninham, ed b
No 2, went to Lan- raon,
morning to make her L. B
her daughter, Mrs. L. F<
?he was accompanied deail
ly MayCornwell, who vout
tomorrow. Mrs. Cun- chur
ill spend a part of her ne-?
relatives at Liberty iead;
ister Lantern. mail
I NEWS, DECEMBER 15, 190t.
ITTEIT1
a a A A UN
ecember is always a busy month ; but we
eat reduction on all merchandise and the
s carefully and you will know where to g
)ECEMBEI
Dress Goods. 72 in. halt
ue 1.00, Bpeci
rcss goods going at j rices that 6g in unbJ
ns a great saving to buyers. ue TSr.'speM,
y going at half their value. We
?cs 54 in. Suiting .value 60s. wiatha ?
lal for this month 33.- tho yard t0 ?
pes 42 in. all wool Suiting, |
tr sells for less than 45 \ epe- Bet
for this sale 25c. Here is wh
pes fancy Mohairs, value 50c, competition,
use out at only 25c. An extra ),
in. Mohairs in all the ^ocd ue ] 25, speci
es, value 75c, spc^al 49c. ?
uoo or 10
pes 54 in. all wool Broadcloth worth and ?
e 1 00, special n:.le price 724c. 2.25, our sale
pes. those 54 in. heavy Kersey Genuine i
idcloth in grey, tan and navv value 3 00 tl
, just the thing for a nice Here s ' ?
, value 1.75, apecial 1.25. tha, ja hl<nrte
adies' and Misses Coats. ?n 11 ",v m'n"l:
is only 2 75.
aether ehlpment of these A , ?
.8 lor the holi,lay trade bee . he hj
i and save money. Misses J , 2?r
a from 1 00 each to 5 00. No '1
gr bargains can be found for Shi
mme money. In ladies1 coats
call special attention to a . Cft^e P1?11
k number, value 12 50, that ]}1 neat 8trlP
fifes long as thov last at ft 50s <J0' sPecla'
lave other coats 2 50 to 12.50. gjg Ljn)
Ladies' Furs. Never befc
mple line ladies' furs at one- f collection <
1 off regular price. ladies; shawl
t? i gain in a s]
Furs, sale price *8.00 LancMter w
Furs, sa e priee 5.00 , , ,
hurs, sale price 4.50 ..
Furs, sale price 3.75 (*00(? hne
Furs, sale price 2.75 Fascinator
Furs, sale price 2.00 Baby hood
Furs, sale price 1.00 We are she
V..U : A" -1 ....
i. ininn neemg luiK line or cniioren'fl a
:>le furs. at 50e to 2 OC
Table Linens C
Napkins to match. Nothing Here's wf
P pun Ho (vi iton oo n M l> % ? ?f ? _
r cm oe give . v?. ?3i?j*ao boys going.
?nt than a nice linen table- inhVd at the
' making on cl
in. bleach Damask, value from 1.50 to
special sale price 98c. you buy of u
iese are a few of the bargains we have t
vill convince you that we will give you n
The Store \
ner LancaHtrian Hurt in
lock Hill fa
r. John Thompson, formerly Jk
ancaster but now living at
?rnore, was b dlv hurt in
i Hill last Tuesday. He was
.ireri in tpmli ti ir liio nnilftu Our beat
* "i0 tions for the
ii the animals became fngh- pr0Va] of all
[land knocked him down,
n found he was unconscious U SCI
had an ugly gash over the
aye The wound was dress
y Dp. Mi?spy, dVe have m
choice and m
can supply yi
h of Mrs. Martha A. Black. ^ 0jd and" ,
ton' ladies, gentle
rs.M irtha A. Blackmon, an date stock an
lady ol the cotton mills presents at tl
nunlty, died last Wednesday P1?*^
ling of pneumonia. She was you the servi
t 65 years old and is survivy
two sons, Mr. K. J. Black j
, of this place, and Mr. D. "
lackmon, of Salisbury, N. C. |h(< ?ew
>r many years preceding her \ Dabney c<
ti Mrs. Blackmon was a de al service*
member of the Baptist
ch and during her last ill- Mrs. J. A.
expressed lierself as being - Pri[iK8 rtt c'1
f dav in Lanca
y and willing to die. The re- office a pp
is were buried Thursday at here.
f
IV, UUU1 2
i expect to make it a record-breaker,
price is in reach of everyone. Rea(
;et your
I BAR GA
bleach Damask, val- Nine black un
al sale price S2?c. suits, double bre
eached I)ama?k, val- sale price 12 00.
il sale price 48c. 15 black Tiiib
mercerized damask a,)d double brei
nd prices from 25c s;de price 9 90
5c. 11 suits, tine
, _ checks, nothing: I
Spreads. 18 oo, special sal
ere we knockout all We have left a
fine cashmere si
iree 11 4 sproed, val- to close out at 7.
I ...jU oo..
-?ic sou. uur line oi h
spreads, positively men's suits are h
,pU evnrvwhere for you cannot resis
price 1.39. buy a nice suit?
uarsellaise spreads, q,
lis sale 2.00.
rnarsellaise spread Here is where
lome and worth 4 00 everybody know
et. Our sale price dies the best lint
towu for least m
e of colored spreads, c'laoce and we
aK for an iron bed, ass?rtl?n.
lie price 1.49. ^or misses a
have the C. <Sr E.
rt Values. be beat. Childi
i's fancy DressShirt9 ^ ^ a
es and checks, value V . V^? I. at *
ale price 49c. ~ 1^
line lames' Dot
e Knit Goods. 2.00, 2.50, 2.75
? u i j ? better can be ha
ire have we had such
v i , . , ey. Keith Conau
it knit good*. A doz. for men Bf ? ^
a the greatest bar- ?hoe9 he rea| ,
hawl ever offered in S|ipperB, jn? t|?
lxo4 inches, pure all v ' nK
> -n i i a,x Xmas eift. 9oc, 1
J.oO, sale price 1.49.
i i /-k N. - ^ ~ n
snawis lioc to 1.00. cotton
s 25c to 75c. Here arc a fev
a 25c and 50c. good a that will
>wing a great line of we stole them, b
nd misses sweaters, iOOO yds best J
>. See them. make this sale
i, ... the price 3 1 2c.
clothing.
1000 yds good
iere we ve got the cja| for this sale
EveryDody aaton ... .
prices we are now ] bale shcetini
lothing?a saving of %a'ue ?1 3c, sab
3 00 on every suit 1 case light ot
s. aale price 7 7-8.
o offer you for December, and if yo
lore goods for same money or sarr
{There Cash Talks.
he Gift Mak
Great Opportunity.
itiful line of Holiday Goods, full of tl
Christmas trade, is now ready for in
those who know a good thing when th
iul Presents, Beautiful P
Appropriate Presents.
bw things that are nice hut inexpe
ore costly gifts, but in all grades and
du with the nicest and most appropria
young. l)o not fail to see our Watch
men, boys and all. Select your gifts
id you will be sure to get the best and
le fairest price you have ever known.
>ur very reasonable prices will deligh
now while the stock is full and we 1
ce we desire to give.
3. c. gouc
ietery, the Rev, T. Fa lie* Hunter.
*nduc>ing the funer* Mr. Leonard
Sis Hunter, d;
? Frank Hunter, *
Weaner. of Heath Sunday, fhh inn
on, spent Wednes- Public J. M. 111
ster. She paid this inony was perfo
easant call while lie road near Mr
mon's.
5
nnn
, We have made
I the list of barJNS
[finished worsted,
HSt, value 16.00,'
et suits in single
ast, value 12 00,
worsted, in ueat
better in town at
e price 15 00.
bout 15 of those
iits, value 10.00,
00.
toys' and young
entities at prices
t if vou expect to
1 25 to 10 00.
oes.
we get busy, as
s that Cloud hanj
of shoes in the
oney. Give us a
will prove thi9
nd children we
line that cannot
ren 5 to S at 60c ;
t, 1.00; 8 to 11 at
25 ; ;ni6ses 13 to
at 1 65. See our
renhofer shoes at
and 3.00?none
d for same monlerer
and Boyden
0 5.00?for dress
ing. Bed Room
a thing for a nice
.25 and 1.50.
Goods.
v things in cotton
make you think
ut we didn't.
5c calico, just to
lively we make
10c Outing, spe6
1-2e=
ec, 3 yard goods,
1 price 6 1 2c.
iting, value 10c,
u will call on us
IP rrr>r?d? fnv Ipcq
t
ers
f
?
/
le choicest selespection
aii^
ev see it. H
f f
resents, ^
7
nsivp. We ;
at ai) prices,
te gifts for if
les and King.
from our up
most appropritOur
service wii..
it yon, but don't
inve time to give
1H
Fiiilo and Mi?9
aughter of Mr.
vore married last
tant, by Notary
lton. The cerermed
in the puh.
W. P. Black