The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 05, 1907, Page 8, Image 10
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mt of the Bril- j ot Heath :
Duncan Nud- ! y?ung p
THE L
Springs' most popular wi
eople and it is most bu
ANC ASTER *NEWS, JA*
th a revolver Ht the judgeillet
missed him. She was
lUARY 5, 1907.
The Big lot of Hplidi
dis- Shipped into Sp
ay Liquor PfOfeSSi
artanburg. =====
Y~
onal Cards
tials in Heath
ing the Holid
Editor Hamel,
Era, in this week
paper, gives the i
i Springs dur- gr*tiryil?g
lays. their
extend to
congratul;
of the Kershaw
:'s issue of his Harvie J<
following inter- the St8
lhat they will make ari
e at this place. We
them our most hearty El
stlious. L.
. ? . wi
Drdan Endorsed by by
ite Cotton Associa- in
med and arrested.
Rosa Weil is a daughter of
sie Weil and the late Aui
Weil. She was displei
th an adverse decision a
Judge McDonald Nov. 2,
a case in which her mo
Mr8 Spartanburg spe<
gust News an Courier:
[vaed ten tho&sand gallons
lade we>"e shipped into i;
last, duriug the mouth of
ther most of it being shipj
cial in the J" ^
More than ***
of whiskey ?ffice in Em
, posite hirst
>partanburg pbone No
December, LAttCi
Ded by ex- _____
. WELSH,
iNTIST.
mous Building op;
National Bauk.
8.
\STER, S. C.
esting account <>1
Duncan marriat
Springs, previous
News:
One of (he mos
unique wedding
Mr. E. C.Croxton
the Uroxton? lion.
:e iu Heath
. . . At its
ly noted m I he wee^
ners' Asso
t beautiful and reS
, MWhere?
s was that ot Jer(jHn hai
and Miss Alma of the ISou
i 1 fl An fr? i* tl
801
meetiDg in Columbia * *
the State Oottou Gin- 11
ciation passed the fol- Af
olutious: un
is the lion. Harvie j
s served as president '
thern Cotton Associa- rai
ia iiacf f n'n vnura ti' 1 f h i m
unut to aeprive a graudso
share in August Weil's est
tis grandton was the chil
ines Weil. The grandmo
dertook to deprive fche bo
i share in the inheritanci
sing a question as to the le
!/>%? t~\ f li 10 *v\ f\4 l\<kt*
11 Of Pr^?s jusi prior iu
,a(e. though a consideral
d of was shipped by Ireigt
ther S^d in by wagons
y of mountains^ Very lit
e by has been shipped int
git- during the past few c
hnHv wlin io noniKtnni
Dr. E.
3ie quantity ~r~* ?
it and oimijr- DE
i from the Office in S
tie whiskey Office Hours
u the .city) Sunday ]
, Ask (
lays, every- ,
Ait fn nnlpr. >v <
J. Hmson
NTIST
prings Building.
: 8 to 12 and 1 to 6.
lours. 9 to 10.
Central for No. 32.
JJuncan, wnicn v
?n the 27th inst
of the bride's fatii
Duncan.
A few minutes
pointed hour the
drawing room, w
\ as soieirmizea ??"? *??
. . , distinRUiRi
at the home ficlen(Ty
ter, Mr. A. H. been made
aseociatioi
betore the ap- (*enc?
. . thecharac
? doors of the of Presid
here the cere- be it
n * ?! ? l% en IlPSOl V(
C JJrtOV t ?? Vf J o " nil IUI
led fidelity and ef
id whereas efforts have
; by the enemies of the M
\ to destroy the contitie
Southern people in
ter and administration
ent Jordan, therefore
ed. first. That the heart- da
VI llio XUWtllCl .
Meeting of Cotton Mill N
?Legislative Recomm
dations Made.
Spartanburg special in Th
v's State The South (
ing liquor being "on
len wag?n-"
Cn Floods in Arkans
ers Driven frc
urs- Homes and Stoc
!?r. r*r\ a
i the wafer DHO^
I will let to i
bidder, on Jun
o'clook a. in., th
new bridge ovei
as?Farm- road leading fr
Heath Hprings.
)m their tions will be m
l' n ting. Bond wi
K urown- giiccenpful biddi
inxncp nf piinlm
;e to Let.
the lowest responsible
uary 10th, 1907. at It
ie contract to build a
* Lambeth branch, on
om J. A. Weaner's to
Plans and speciticaade
known at the letII
be required of the
t?r for faithful perforint.
'I'hp ricrtif fn roi^nt
in i 11 > u an mr
thrown open a
were assembled,
who so graceful
the organ, then b
ding march. As
st rains weie heart
little bo vs. Maste
, , felt thank
.tl,e sui'sl6 linn divisi
Miss Horton, ton assccit
ly presided at hereby tei]
iegan tlie wed- ^or(^an f?r
' ? , vices as pr
the hrst sweet Cotton as
i two handsome his efforts
rs llobson Rol ests of ihe
8 of the South Caro- 0jj
on of the Southern Cotition
are due and are s()<
idered the Hon. Harvie a"
hi* distinguished per- ci?
esident of the Southern
isociation and for all f
to advance the inter- ,,u
entire South. nil
na Co'ton Manufac'urerg'
Nation met in this city
ernoon and a business and
il session was held. The m
? was attended by a 1h
.tuber of mill men, there b*
ne-tenths of the spindles
as
this
po Little Hock, Ark.,
ept- The floods through <
rtre kansas are the worst
aiijir 20 years. Little Roc
( jn Springs are piacticall
any or all bids i
T .3 Doc. 81,1906.
, Jan. 3.?
central Art
known in I
k and liot UVCI J
ly isolated. m
" . .n... .vj.v.
is reserved.
L. J. PERRY,
County Supervisor.
Livery,
J '
lilies an ! Waddell
ed up t he h >11, ft
dainty fairy iiit<
Misses Susie Brie
Rut ledge. Thesi
wended their wav
lect time with tl
Ilinson,march- . ^esn'vi
' hereby cm
>llowe?l by two jure i?res
3 little iiirls, bim the I
Ige.s and Rubv cla,tlon;
. * Kesolvei
e tots slowly by express
, keeping per- in the cha
lie music, into f'on ?f l>r(
pd, second. That we tj1(
idemn all efforts to in.
Jordan and through l)r
Southern Cotton asso- Sn
de
il, third, That we here's
our entire contidenee
raeter and administra?sident
Harvie Jordan se]
e State represented. It
esided over by Capt. E
lvth of Greenville, the pi
nt.
At tlie business meeting
:ernoon the association pu
II on record favoring tl
was No trains have been
A. or. from Hot Springs
vsi- nestlay atternoon.
last evening was the 1
this ablfl to operate train?
t it- tie Rock and all ihrr
liree on the Iron Mountain
operated to I gm
since Wed- JmIi
Not until rp, , ,
? lit , Though doi
00 s in(ij livery busine
i out of Lit- mined to do
ninh trains i present stoolI
are (letour j Horses are b
rery!
ing a rattling good
ss, we are detereven
better. Our
ts of Vehicles and
eing supplemented"
*
the drawing rot
aisle, outlined 1:
evergreen and
white damask, to
places on the out*
Then came the br
taking their place
, ., and pledg<
m, down the . .
port in his
>y festoons ot interests o
overlaid wi111 That the si
their respective |? ^ransrnl
j , .. . , hition to tl
lde of the aisle.
ide and groom,
s beneath the
? him our hearty sup cjj
' efforts to advance the
if the Southern people. ,u
pcretarv be instructed I""1
ta copy of this reso-ith
lip Hon. Llarvie Jordan. :
"J. E. Wunnamaker,
'\J. W. Moss. of
4 B. F. Keller." ist
anttes i 11 the law and a me
il was drawn up and will
eeented to the legislature
e coming sest-iou. The recp
made for legislation in Is
a marriage license law, a
ry of birth law and a com
mo- e<l viaTexarkana an<
\)e Many tarmeis in I he
at Little Mock have I
Llest from fh^ir homes an
nvor of cattle, hosts and
rep- have been drowned.
pUl All streams in the
d Camden. nanasome
.... . i buggies and j
vicinity of
ieen driven ^riving an<
d hundreds Our liver\
live stock going to be
the State, an
it! Come or
country are , ,,
vou want th
new carriages ana
stylish
i Saddle Horses.
r establishment is
second to none in
d don't you forget
send to us when
e best. UD-to-date
beautiful arch oi
the bell so daintil
The solemn f
ceremoDy which r
py couple oue,wa
the lie v. J. Mai
Marion, 6. C. I)u
ii which hung ~
ly arranged. The Mis
tnd impressive tei
nade this liaps
performed b; Monroe
ion Rogers of Baker of .J
ring the eere Monroe to
1 ' ? ' ' so
fortunes of a Ches field
Farmer. at
su
Enquirer : Mr. B. F. f>n
Jefferson, S. C., is in
day and reported that
ry education law.
The meeting expressed it
length this afternoon upon
bject of immigration
issed strong resolutions fa
g the same.
oat of bank and m*
tseif aro reported to have
, the ed awav, and the ci!>
and from the country pre
vor- ?
Do you take The N
'n-V t>rid{:e8 livery service
' is isolated
| HEATH-ELI
The News
ews can't we do ]
I
JOTT MULE CO.
Does Job Printing
for others. Why
fours? ??????
niony was heard t
lul notes '-Medi
lent beauty anil s<
occasion Ju-!t at
ceremony the lit
all of whom held
suspended irom t
lie soft beauti- j\jr# Salatl
nation" which near Jeffei
ulemnity to the barn, stab]
the close of the jprrg by fir
tie atlen datits, hardest w<
a white ribbon was saved
he bell, gently Horton wa
liel Iiorton who lives
rson recently lost his
les and other cut bmlde,
and it was by the
>rk tha' the dwelling
from the flames. Mr.
is thrown trom a wagon
/
nm\
r Mn
UTAH
I'C
ugnteueu tneir in
bell surren Je^ed
whith rose petals
them upon the br
The party the *
the parlor across
congratulations w
old, when i lie a day or t
I its load of was alnios
and showered jmd no ins
ide and groom. and his
marched into liberal in
the hall where ward bUil<
ere received.
\v> after the fire nnd
t killed. Mr. llorton"
urance on his buildings
neighbors have been
their contributions toling
new building
mm
i mn
ill i un
I 3
1 he bride wa?
lovely creation ol
and chiffon entra
reaching the entir
ornament was a 1
brooch, the gilt o
Promptly at ni
' amre(1 ln a Commuts
son white silk Three
in with a veil H
e length. Her
tandsome pearl Vlcli8b?
f the groom.
iihi vev, a
ne o'clock Ihe May(,rsvil]
ation Order Received
Minutes After Man
tanged.
irg,\liss., Jan.3. ? Will
negro, was hanged at
le. M iss.. today three
Bj
Bi
izaar Glov
re-Fitting
"AMI
guests were usj
dining room, w
dainty refreshmei
Misses Ilai tie i
May Crox'on wai
tables. As the guc
the parlor they v
?n?nn 11 i i.?
lereu into me ^ .
minutes c
here the most sel)tence
its were served, reached ?
Robertson and
county,
ling upon the ney was
ists returned to Vardamar
vere requested tence had
/ . a. .
>efore notice that his
had been commuted
10 sheriff of Issaquena
Today Harvey's at tor
notified by Governor
i that the negro's senbeen
commuted to im
rf
A
\ I IE
Ml 10 Cen1
inn;
%
ts Each.
9
I u (\ K I JlfJ
hall, where Miss
was in charge, an
The decorath
pretty, that of tin
being green am
the dining room \
ro/l ( tno nrilir<nuli
v/iuuo 1U t:ie prisonmci
Floride Horton, jv ca;led ,
id register. but lhe u
D119 were very telephone
i drawing room Hfter the (
1 white, while
vas green an,! young ,
ilo foot n ro aroti
it for life. He hurriedipthe
Issaquena sheriff
tier did not reach the
uiit 1 three minutes
Irop fell.
vVoman Shoots at
Most popi
ilar styles for
up-to-date wc
>men.
I V VI- v w ? i VV'U u
the large mirror i
the table, entwini
reflecting the lar<
and carnations.
The bride was
quite a numbei
presents
"v " """ Judg
n the center of
*d with ivy and c, T ?
at. Lou
re vase ol ferns T 1 i
Judge J. i
^ . . . , cuit cour
t!ie rocipient of
r of handsome 1 mOr'
suddenly
;e on the Bench.
is, Jan. 3.?'ust after
\. McDonald of the cirt
had convened court
liug. Miss Kosa Weil
arose from among the
People
For Sal(
js Sudd]
J by
Iv Comti
anv
Mr. and Airs. (J
roxton are t wo | spectators
> and tired point blank j
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