The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 22, 1906, Page 3, Image 3
The Fine Record a Lancas- ,
ter County Boy is Making
at WofTord College.
I
Among the bright aud prorais H
ing young men of Lancastercoun I
ty now at college is Mr. Claude
Sapp, son of Mr. D F. Sapp. He
is a Wofford College Rtudeut and di
is taking a liiph stand in his y
n! ououc (I a la ni*noiiinnt !***
v*woovr9 "V ?o |/iuoiuyuv Ul HiU I Q
Preston Literary Society, orator
ki
ical speaker in the 9tate contest
next year and local editor of the g
College Journal. Mr. Sapp was y,
* one of the representatives of hiSociety
in die'recent deba'e to
choose the WoflFoid speakers in
the Wofford?Furman debate, of
which the lollowiug account is
g.ven by the Spartanburg Lleiv
aid :
Last night the preliminary debate
was held by the three liter is
ary societies of Wofford college
to choose the speakers who will
represent Wofford in theWofford- a
Furman debate. The speaking q
was held in the chapel and the
three societies turned out in full Y
to hear their re-pecHve oham- g
pions.
The query was, ''Resolved, that
the South will bo benefitted by P
educating the negro." Eucli c
society put up two speakers, a* .
follows: Calhoun Society, M? s>r-.
Copeland and Stanton ; Carlis e
Society, Metsrs. Nettles and Alls- '
brook; Preston Society, Messrs
Sapp and Carson. Mr. i. 15.
M igtiess, ot I lie C uihoun society ?
wa, prod'iir.i; officer. .Mesar~. o
Nettles and Sapp spoke on the i
affirmative side ol the questionMr.
Stanton b 'ing absent. Messrs
Allsbrook, Copelan 1 and Carson
spoke on the negative side The "
speeches were very good, show
ing that much Mime had been
spent in their preparatiop.
The judges were Dr. Snyder, f
Dr. Wallace, i'rols. Reuiberl, \
Clinkscales and Gauiewell. Dr. e
W allace, in rendering the decis- ^
ion ot the judges, made an eloquent
and much appreciated
tribute to the literary societies of
Wofford. lie said that when he
came up to college he heard that
they were the best, in the South,
ami that he has seen nor heard
nothing to contradict that statei
nient as yet. While in college 1
Dr. Wallace was a member of the >
Calhoun society. lie compli- s
merited the speakers highly on a
the quality ot their speeches, and
urged on the hoys the necessity
fur good, honest literary worit in 1
order to keep up the high stand- r
ard to which,the societies had ^
a'tained The way in winch he a
announced the decision of the t
judges was most unique. He
said he was happy to state that
both sides of the evening's debate 1
would be represented in tlie de- '
bate in which we were to whip ?
Furman. "We are going to win a
this debate, and the gentlemen (
who are to win it for us are f
Messrs. Car;on and Sapp."?
These gentlemen are members of *
the Preston 1 terary sooie'y. v
M , i
Fires in the Vicinity of Ker- !1
shaw. j(
|i
(
Kershaw Era : The house on i
the W T. Catoe place near Ker- i
shaw which is now owne 1 by
Mr. Ii 1). Jones, was burned
one night recently and the tire
wis supposed to be of inc*' liar ,
oigin. The house was only 1
partly insured. I
i> ii i i . _i i i i
Ij?' n ionr>, coioren, who lives (
on Mr. J. M. Meal's place, lost j
his hire and a lot of corn, fodder ?
h.?y and co'ton seed by fireSit- J
iirday m iming before day. The j
loss amount d to nb>ut $100
THE LANCASTER NEWS, DECtfiMB
l^iiilv This
r^jInlS is a common expres- J
I sion we hear on every A ,
UP .. ... . Are you beginning 1
' side. Unless there is
>me organic trouble, the con- Iwir rAw
ition ct ubtlcss be remedied. MZ+ ^
our d, is the best adviser. We realize that righ
o not dose yourself with all lars are few, is the time
inds of advertised remedies? ^01 us"
et his opinion. More than likely l?kess (iOODS.
ou need a concentrated fat food 0ur Rr(,?t c,?arinK out,
> enrich your blood and tone Goods. In the next ten <
, will make big reduction
p the system. 4 dress goods, silks. tritrmit
Short lengths in silks to
Scott's Emulsion bargain* A free M,?y Ma
every customer.
of Cod Liver Oil likknsjfokthkholi
??????? Just received a keauti
of stamped linen Mexican
just such a food in its best form, work with hemstitched t
.? I ? ii ,1 ieces 25, 50, i5c and 1 00.
: will build up the weakened
r hine quality all pure
nd wasted body when all lawns, 45 inches wide, c
ther foods fail to nourish. If (,() h,,(1 ''jc yard.
. ... TABLE DAMASK DOl
ou are run down or emaciated,
.. ..... ... an(l Napkins for the h<
ive it a trial: it cannot hurt The best selection to be
OU. It is essentiallv the Boct line.
... . , . Jr , . 72 in, heavy cream D
ossible nourishment for delicate worth 75c, for 50e.
hildren and pale, anaemic girls. 1 piece extra heavy -at
, , , r mask, 72 inches wide, wor
It will send you a sample free. forl.OO.
Doylies and Napkins 5
Be sure that this picture 1-00 to 3 00 dr zen.
jfesySk In the form of a label is on We have jl.Pt received
<^)V\ the wrapper of every bottle (djjpmetlt Of (iilinty Val
oJwviJh \ Emulsion you buy. f . .. , , r
SrjWi^n fa and insertions to match Fn
'tiffirf P scon & BOWNE k ere kiefs and fancy wor
V\j:/1 r.. .. to 15c yard. A hip redtic
Vil lilf Chemists ,, , , . t
"*riv over laces lor waists w
409 Pearl Street, New York row hands and ed^ine to
50c. and $1. All Druftftists RIBBONS.
. -i- We have a splendid assr
The World's Best Pianos,
Superior Organs, ly" an^ "Yaul Tide" fo
dp the Homes or the Churches at low
rices and on easy terms. A GOOD * -w *r -n ir
lOI.IDAY PRESENT can be had A jylgLV JVlailL
ither of a piano or an organ on easy J
ermsat a special price at MA I.ONE'S
Vrite at once to n. TfrTh H
Malone's Music House, JL "U A
COI.UM HI A, 8. c.,
for catalogs, prices and terms.
All about Pants.
A Chicago tailoring concern, ~S5 1M I
hsit. is caliMiln i inrr nnnn t vti mi- ? B
i)business by mail orders, i - 111 Mil
ues this composition regarding
ji article of clothing : _
Pants are mide lor men and 1^TT1 yi
tot for women. Women are O
nade lor men and no' for pants. wn 1
iVhen a man pants for a woman ^ ^ i
ind a woman pan's for a man,
hey are a pair ol pants. Such \ye mention a few ite
>ants don't Ian'. 1 ants are like prices in order that those
nolas-e'5? hev are thinner in may know we mean busln
rot weather and til cker in cold. 5 pieces Schoolboy 15<
den are often mistaken in pants; ^ ~ ce,de.
uch mistakes ore breaches of 7 Pes Oor Hummer 20,
r_. , , at 16 cents.
>f promise. I here has been . pjece9 BuckBkh, 25|
ntich discitbsi' 11 who"her pants is 21 cents.
ingular or plutal. Seems >0 its 5 nieces Home made 3C
ilnn niett wear pan's it is pin- - > cent*.
, . 5 pieces our best 35 c
al, and when they d .11 t wear rtt 30 cents
inv p*n's s nneu'ar Men go
>n a t at ia their pants, and it m W W
sail right; when th? pants go ^*8
)n a tear it is all vvr 11 g. It you IlilA
want to mako j.anls last make
he c>a' tirst. 6 good Lea
10 balls best
Made Happy for Lite. kerchiefs, ant
(Ire it h?i|>i>iiU'*H i'hinn in!*, the lioiu. r?f i a
v (' lilnir, sii| erintcndent. at >t. lUlon. Lome qi
\llxMiK, W. Vu , when his little dam liter
,vas restored fro .. the dreadful coru|<lniiit
lie names He sa\?: "My littl. daughter
i?d .St. Vitus' Dance which \ieldod t<> 110
treatmeut but grew steadily worse until as
i last report we tried tiledric Hitters; and wa^ w w
I rejoioe to say, three bottles iff eted ^ L 1
v complete core." Quick, sure enro rf"
ror nervous complaints, general debility.
letnale weakness s impoverished blood and
malaria. Guaranteed by I F. VlacVey, Co. XT T> , c
f'r.iwford Bros., and Fundrburk 1'harinaey. -N? Don I lOrget t
p'>e "j have advanced as much
KK 22, 1906.
i Here Wee
to think what you are g
FURNISH
it now, while people want am
to make the reduction, and v
'f Dret.s
lays we
li^Ti Ty Wi
tips,etc. V* ffVjT
H?i at a
nton to
::,n Free
dr? wn
(orders
i linen
)nly 48
fLIES JS^
didaye.
had in m m
May Ma
amaHK.
in d,.- Pat>t>ei
th 1.50.
0c. io(\
a fresh
l Laces rnr r
rhand A It HE
k at 3c
Hon on To Eve
it!) nar
m a t r 11. A * i 4- /s
>rtr.ient
)c. You
i."*TIolr
your
on Pattern FR.
es suppi
E\ DAISing
Tods
Entire St<
'ins and 50 dozen Men's bes!
( posted wear at 42 1 2 cts gar
iess; 25 dozen Ladies' !
i Jeans 19 cents each.
Job lot Ladies' 1.00
c Jeans only .'19 cents each.
10 dozen Men's C
^ Jeans 75c, 90:; and 1 00
In Clothing we hi
le Jeans All our $15 00 Suits
All our 12 50 kts
Jeans All our 10 00 "
All our 8 00 kl
a *
t D cents
d Pencils; 4 ba
; Sewing Threa
3 999 other thin
jick and don't forge
sIDERBl
he fact that we are selling ?
as 35 per cent.
<s Belore
oing to remember
YOUR.1
i need the goods and
7'j have made prices t
Xmas par
man Rtvie
Buy a u
^ ft i pair of j
ti * have then
^ olwe, pr
^tripes; \
ten days.
ft GREA
^ " We are
* extraordii
all wool I
fy and wr
Christmas
1 lot la
Bhn wis,
white, siz
1.50.
]
nton brSo
small rug
pM reduction
20 doz.
-wea tors ;
worth 1 5<
L 1()]P6'
, titu! 10 bi
L l?r Ion jut Ii
brown an
jj-y Hand b
collection
Peter Pai
Ladies'
wear hats
?any thir
at prices
EE to Ever
y Com
( ST S
?y, W<
ock at
t 50c Under Just re
menf* Knee 1'ai
25c Vests at \xT
We pic
(tilcloth,
Wool Vests : !f| plpci
all shade?
overt Coats ? .
o piecei
a t ! 10f? t h e
pad the list.
? at $12 00 I *^ce<
at 0 00 "loth for
at 8 00 Big lot
at fi 00 er-cope-', e
i Will I
rs good La
d; 2 nice I.
gs too nume
4- .. 1,~4-L
I UiUI JJUUISCIU
Yours to serve,
URK
>HOES at old prices,
? g ?
Christmas
your friends with?
WANTS
the hard-earned dol
hat will do the talking
kagpp. Plaids and Kofi
for belts, etc.
Refill present for Xmae,
rape?t ry ('urtains. We
0 in ail the new shades,
een, cardinal Roman
)ig reduction for next
T BLANKET SALE.
offering valueR that are
nary. Ask to pee our
.anpdown?it is a beauiuId
make an acceptable
1 gift.
dies' pure wool fringed
iniep in black, red and
ps 50x60, worth 2.50, for
RUGS, RUGS.
mp ?rf fmi'ji'nc a?- "1
v ?? * ? rvjuiUCPj t/A 1
Btid exnnnster with
s to match, all at a big
for The holidays.
SWEATERS.
boys' and girls all wool
ail sizes and colors,
), your choice lor 50c.
long kid gloves, beauutton
clove, most popui
of the season, in black,
d grey.
ags. pursep, etc; a fine
hand bags 25c to 1.50;
i purses 15, 25 and 50c.
MILLINERY.
and children's ready to
and caps arriving daily
ig you want in this line
that will please vou.
y Customer
pany
m:
3 Offer
Cost
ceived 20 dozen Boys'
its, for this sale 50c.
ked up 50 pieces Table
for tins sale 12 1 2 yd.
ss 54 inch Broadcloth in ?
1.25 kind, at 85c yd. ^
* 30 inch wide 1 25 Sy ~
i yard.
s 56 inch all wool I *
on'v 48c the yar"
1 runks, Suit (J&
to.. at youro"
toyf
undry^
ladies' 1>
:rous to v
CO.
notwithstanding same
F. Co.