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camp, is responn thn nmnlra that n ble for many of not know rum PUIIcpH K? mala V a I THE ing what kind of ani- M It h rtftn m a ma ? L ^ ? 1. X. INC ASTER NEWS. DEC V EMBER 22, 1906. 7 the letters written federate candles,' enclosed in wall ] and sealed with {Aach tiees. Bu as necessity *?kno SANTA CLA ITS IJ ' K/ J U4M1Q JL a i hy these "Con- "horned < ' the missives izing they paper envelopes to try tc gum from the when he a t Cupid as well So they b >ws no law!" best chinj j war timks pieer x ro i.nCt-s wore, wnecner j cattle" or not, but real * must be ''tumble tings > kill our old marster int done nuffiu to dem." ring out all "ole unss" i and with the center'HPt uiir with ail nrtnla w F HA VF II r After the parot and boxes had be mission of love boys/' the dear came in for cousi Claus, however i might have been ?l9and packages in *ts mot en sent on their tur^ to "our soldier auc* a little children other the deration. Santa cou^ de mpoverished he cake antl never fnrcmt tn 8^rved afl r- 0 *v >til, Hanked ou one side ey l< browned to a turn" amid of sausage ou the feast was all that one sire. Confederate fruit persimmon beer were ter this to the children, If It's ; Something Vaii A * /! H for Christina i ; is * bring all liappit the little ones ; children must b for the evil di enough upon the his pack with raj iu homespun to leas and joy lo al"' r^'e c he said ' the bere of th e made happy CON iys come soon Some m." He filled came to ; dolls dressed days, and represent Con- zuars sen offee to tlie.older nieme family. FEDERATE BELLES, happy hours always brighten the darkest I concerts, lairs and ba red the twofold nernose Our d pretty n< peal to t iuu mi u ry goods and notion :w Christmas novelt he shopper who wai r i t mining. departments are full i^, things that will ; its something in go % of apod federate ladies, v lies made fijom vi cows'horns scrap rattles made out ed with pebble with bright clotl: uiture made of vhips and wliis- ?f swellii nllow branches, soldiers' ed and polished, lor Chris' of tin boxes fill- Recreatic s and covered the nerve i, and doll fur- mind was any available and raimi * r ?g tho treasury of the aid societies and also tmas fun and frolic. >n and relaxation from >us strain on body and i as necessary as food enf. At those concerts iasie 10 expensiv Soi are pretl give a iriena and at e. rve of t>l ty Lilien Drawn-vror the same time not t \e Thing k pieces, scrap cen oo ;s ter wood. In lieu o candy" Borghun used to make th able of all conl juvenile palate, cut in the shape meu,gave much r i i . f "store bought the girls i molasses was riotic anc is most accept- in vogue, ections to the in their Ginger cakes, hats ma of animals and braided, delight to the era made would sing all the patl sentimental songs then At the fairs, arw-yed homespun dresses and tde of shuck or straw and adorned with liowof soft, downy feathers pieces, t collar ar deried, c 1.50 per kerchief 15c per lite nocl able covers, tray clot id cuff sets ; handker >ne-half dozen in a pr 'box. For the chil s in pretty fancy box box; nobby back cor cet rtlhhf?rQ in q rut 1 hs, etc., from 25c. u chiefs, all linen embr etty attractive box j dren, little initial hai es, 3 to the box, 01 nbs, hand-bags and iK.or f'l C A r"i n oon'li. ^p; oifor idily so nine ioircs inep crackers now do He often bro red gloves and 'dear little alio made from sera 'the "uppers" au QtitnUod Ui. as the animal thevcarri to the little tots, ly and gr ught beautiful ably dres dark hose and and time es" that were Santa < ps of jeans lor was like id leathers soles somuch 4 1. - ..1 _ . .* ied themselves as prouda.iously as the fashionsed belles of this day Glaus of the war days Santa Claus today inis his mission was one M t carried i huve, in price 75 Also teed to brooche l.'iil. iL' in the pocket, someth sizes from 2 1-2 t c the pair. big line jewelry novt wear. Hat pins, si s. bracelets, etc. Wc !e a 1 1 vajv, vail ing every woman shoi o 7 ; special Christn ilties cheap but guar; tick pins, beauty pi ; have dozens of otl uc a lid | las I ail- I ns, I her | w 11 Uj shoemaker; liti dresses ?nd suits buttons cut out covered with clo! seed with holes d The soldier be to till his n 11 rlr hi me plantation oi love ai tlo homespun Althougl trimmed with bovs hav of gourd and halla the th or persimmon in His ho Irilied in them, we know >ys helped Santa supreme rr m o lr i 11 /? little i.1. iid "good will to men." 1 many of our soldier e been taken to the Val God prepared lor them rue of "many mansions" that their happiness is as they chant together j t_ . 1 1 _ l . i * . . tune mi but will 10 ings 01 tnis sort wh be pleased to show ; Per C r , i i ich we will not menti you. ent Off ion trinkets of vari this season of tin ^ generally a cessj ties and they we quarters. They weary hours" b of CMll tft narnlin hi 7 HI'IVJ [llli ^raili ous kinds. At G^d in tl 0 year there waj. Sal ition of liostili Lancas re all in winter . "beguiled the Number ?y making rings and 1 if f Aim n rliaf i/inl 1 T*^ f h t i naueiuian ci "jriory to lie highest." lie McMullen Banks, iter, S. C , Dec. 10, 1906 of Persons Killed Injured by Railroads IC Pi, irinrr tV,o ( in the h bargain oi me reguia Dn Ever^ otise from now to D< in a cloak, as these cl _ ?i i_. i t i ir price r Cloak ec. 25th. This mean [oaks were bought ch( 'ap I o ly set with silvei monds; watch c ivory and peacl and varnished, told on the sly ti 'the uirl I left b< iiuua ai uniitai- *?? r hearts and dia- Year. harms, made of ,, , Col urn 1 stones carved c 4 ril Courier: banta Claus was , ? sons kilh 0 give these to , . , ,, on railro ehind me." , ? ? and 1,1 1 _ _ ?* N/VUIV JU/U1 lllg II1L. bia cor. tho News and There was 198 per *d during the last year ads in South Carolina 48 injured. These are aiiu wcr For t goods, s Ask someth O /vnp c aireauy marKea iov he next seven days s ihoes and clothing. to see our San ling new. Sold c V. pecial prices on all ( knitary Towel >nly in sealed pai dry Is, ck- u vimisMUo UJr At the dawn of < ing the first sou the ear was the fi guns by ttie boy made by boring filling them with mi. yhody. 't|,e fj,,, Christmas morn- railroad nd fliat greeted various r ringol Christinas this Stat< s. These were ing the ^ ; holes in Ioks, aljy has i powder and fir casualtie jrea reported to the commission by the oads doing business in 0. The Southern, hay trealeet mileage, natur the largest number of s. The Southern's re T I ? - mg tiivui. i nei to ebery body" servants rushed 5 ubig house." "Chrismua gif' v that a Christmas I pected, and th 1 iliaauriiinintad [i -V/nriBmus gir ports by was heard as the lol'owst pell me 11 to the killed 20 The salutation Railway, vitli them meant 67, injur* i gilt was ex iu South ey were never injuredA L< 1. /v...1 n . i it different road are as Atlanta and Charlotte, , injured 147, Southern Carolina division, killed ed 251. The Southern ^ Carolina, 13 killed, 296 i -making a total for the _ I lailli isier illi11 ream i if to. 5 handkercher" or delight the woi tie or cap made "certainly chart 1 Christmas good I der ecstatic the 1 aninniea -41. new iiohu ooutnerr "apron" would injuied. nen and a neck- The ot of jeans would lowing r n the men, and Atlant lies would ren injured S bliss oi the pick- Oharlc I: i, ;ji I 01 1UU killed and 694 ^ hur roads make the foleports : ;ic Coast Line, killed 25, (' 509. ' ^sfon and Western Caro? .1 r? : A rvr. <! Another Woman Kil Man, Then Herself Boston, Mass, Dec. 1' louble tragedy in the soutl eas disclosed today, when >ody of Margery Clark, 40 Id, was found in bed in a lis a out recovering a The couple were la 3# A late last night. i end The Clark wonn , (|ie some of the lodgers years sent l?r At wood lodg- Denver. 11? rrivf nnsciousnesa. {q ] Bt seen alive an had I old /^ll1Pe?80.n? of L. 1'. Kodde that she liad ed to settle sai . .~ . sons to whom who was in wil, preflent id a week ago tested, to the \ Debtors & Creditors. indebted to the estate y deceased, are requestne at once and all persaid estate is indebted their claims, duly atindersigned. I All day long I tera" would the I 1 the little negroe |'"pat juba" a11( 1 Oiiiah would b( I iteant for "ole rr V 4 lui)H." lor "dev i Ill cl | IV 11 I at "tlio quar Colurr banjoes piny and reus, kil s would dance, Lancai i sin^r. Mamma one, injt b preparing the North lias and the chil- lina, kill TlUSt, tOTL'if fthnilt Sanhn wu o, mjureu Ja. ibia, Newberry and Laulod none, injured 2. g *ter and Chester, killed ired none. western and South Caroled 110116, injured one. j iril Air f i n a b i 11/wl 1 Q ug house on Dover street, i revolver clutched in her i bullet hole behind her >ar, while beside ner lay a mown by the name of At 10 years old, said to have ler husband, dying from a wjfch and the two had be< hand, gether ever Rince right ? man Famous Strike , The moKt fitmouN stril WOOcl, iftnd ore Dr. King's New 1 been '*v,>r HD^ bowel? go on Hti settle the trouble, and tlx I. DUl- goes right on. Itest cure ?11 living to 4 weeks Mone Breakers. 'J1'1"'1 in New \ork (Hi ie breakers in the loans for five 1 Life Pills. When farms, in sums ( nke, they quickly the rate of 7 net n purifying work ami over, ami 8 for oonstipatioH. $1000, No brol ^Hiiye n.. Jtiouuey, Administratrix. iy to Loan. irrangemcnts with parties ty by which I ctiu negotiate rears on improved cotton >f $300 (JO and upwards, at cent on amounts of $1000 per cent on snms lesa than terage or coiuunsHion char fom turrible ' I I - n ? ?- ^ M i Yankees to Jay," [injured ! **** liiuu, niucu j 296. |, et wound in I lie rorehe&( vood died at the hospital J> At- neaiacne and dizzinaaa " Maokey Co.. Crawford Br( witll- ijufk Pharmacy, druggiati Zoc at J. fc. ged Only a rei >s? and Fnnder- title. a son able fee for abstract of K E. WtLIE.