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?Cotton brought 10 cents M on this market yesterday; cotton spec . seed, 30 cents per bushel. jj ?Tbe Sims school opened Mon- ford day of last week, with Mr. Ernest Cames as teacher. lSeer ?Mr. W. A. Bowers and Miss Rocl Delia Small were married on the ^ first instant by Magistrate Wm. ^ Carnes. Visil ?Mr. Reuben Knight and Miss Alice Parker were married fam the 26th ultimo by Magistrate m ^ Wm. Games. M ?There will be services in the are Episcopal church next Sunday jjan morning at 11 o'clock, conducted by the ltev. R. M. Marshall. ^ J Hill ?The Rev. J. Meek White, of Unity, will preach in the Lan- pjac caster A. R. P. church next Sab bath at 11 o'clock, a. m. aud at Shiloh at 3 o'clock, p. m. t*e' ing ?Dr. J. E. W. Haile. of Ker- - torn eliaw, has purchased the Harri. son house and lot in Rock Hill, ^ aud, it is reported, will move to ( the latter citv next summer or fall. thei ?A fine son was born to Mayor ^ and Mrs. R. E. Wylie Sunday ?' ^ night, Jan. 6, 19U7. The Mayor ^r* will 1 kely celebrate the happy event by having his stately mansiou repainted. M The graded schools closed the cast 4th month of the session last Fri- ^nt day. There has been a decided P\ea increase in the enrollment of the 'llei Central school since the holidays M ?due to new families moving Sati into town. in 1 I ?A series of services will be- *>an * gin in the Presbyterian church Thursday night, preparatory to ^01 the celebration of the holy com R munion next Sunday. Dr. Ale- hav< Pheeters,of Columbia,is expected Van here Friday to assist the pastor, witl the Kev. Chalmers Fraser. and ? Mr. Joseph Rogers, ofIudian Trail, and Miss Winnie Price, of Si v# Price's Mill, were married by J. Rep J. Perry, N. P., at the residence a?d of Mr. D. S. Wilson, in Lancas- Ooli ter county, on the 25th of De- 8ess cember.?Waxhaw Enterprise, begf ?What a big improvement there would be in the appearance g (j of the Main street pavements on wjtj Sundays if each merchant would g^att on every Saturday night, just at ?jlft closing up time, have the portion of sidewalk immediately in front ^ of his store swept off. w^r rent ? Mr H.F.Phillips received last Saturday his commission as mag- ^ istrate at the cotton mills. As previously announced, he Bpc ceeds Capt. L. J. Perry, who recently resigned to enter upon his duties as county supervisor. p A I ? ' * ?x\ nawK committed inyolun- ^ tary suicide in a singular manner chs( a few days ago, on Mr. W. A. ^u|i. Adams's place, in the eastern ^.g portion of the county. In dart- ^ ing downward to seize a chicken man it struck a wire fence, its head j being completely severed in the meshes. dUp ?Mr. T. M. Hollman, son of 9urr Mr. A. M. L. Hollman, of this atjnl county, met with a serious acci- ft( M dent some daysago. While moving a saw log with a stick, the log sud- as 1 denly slipped and struck him on ^urf the leg, breaking the bones between the knee aud ankle. Ho THE LANC PERSONAL r. B. N. Craig, of Rock Hill it yesterday in Lancaster. on. Mat Hough, of Landi , was in town yesterday. _ ?7 1 1** - ? % r. xxasei >v iinerspoon na 1 spending a dav or two i k Hill. rs. Bertha Hillings and chil i returned yesterday from ; to Sumter. lie Rev. J. Meek While an ily, of Unity, spent Saturda ancaster. rs. J. E. Hough and childre on a visit to her people ? caster.?Waxhaw Enterprisi ies Brownlee Neely, of Roc , spent several days last wee 1 Mrs. J. T. Wvlie, of thi e. he Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Li I of Sanford, N. C., are visi1 friends in Lancaster, thei ler home. [r. Frederick B. Beaufort an jharming bride, formerly ML a Jones, left Saturday fc r home in Grariiteyille. r. and Mrs. Arthur Robinsoi Lancaster county, visited f D. M. Walkup's near Tirza] Thursday night.?Waxlur erprise. irs. Albert Blakeney, of Lai er, and Mrs. Ben Arant, c ioch, have returned from isant visit to relatives an idL in Albemarle, N. C. iss Clarice Knight returne irday from a visit, to frieiK (jrastonia. She was accon ied by Miss Connie Babe lastonia, who returned horn id ay. ,ev. and Mrs. R. E. Shar 9 returned to their home i iwyek, after spending a wee i Mrs. Sharp's parents, Di Mrs. M. J. Walker.?Yorl 3 New Era. snator T. V Williams n ii resentatives Geo. W. Jonf W. P. Robinson have gone I nubia to attend the preset] ion of I he legislature , wliic ttt ytsterlay. [r. O. D. Jones, of Lancastei spent yesterday in thecit t his wife, who is visiting lie ?r, Mrs. J. C. Montgomery.rlotte Observer of Monday. rs. J. E. Poore, of Columbii ? has been visiting her pt s, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Paj returned home Monday. . Payseur and her daughtei , J. F. Boswell, ot Burkes Va., will go to Columbi latter part of the week t td a few days with Mn re. ?pt. D. K. F. Everett, of Lar er, S. C., spent several da}? ng the past week here wit friends. It was a real tree aye this much loved genth i as our guest and to note ths ias not, with the advance ( *s, lost his genial, sparklin osition. He was constantl oundod by his large circle c iring friends, who laughe< is happy humorous sayinj in years gone by.?Laurir ?, N. C. Exchange. you take The News? )ASTER NEWS, JANUARY 9, 1 | Lancanter to Lose Another Good j Man, J Mr. E. 0. Carpenter has re. sinned as bookkeeper of the Lan ' caster Cotton Mills, in order tc become cashier of the Heat! J" Hardware Company, of Monroe, to which position he has been 8 ehcted. He will probably rtu move to Monroe about the 15tli instant. Mr. Carpenter has beer _j bookkeeper at the mills tor th? a past four years, filling the posi tion most acceptably to the man agement and all concerned. Ii ^ is not known who his successoi y will be. Mr. Carpenter is an excellent citizen as well as an expert accountant and Lancaster pro. foundly regrets his loss. 5. J M k A Popular Youny Lady of Pleatt' ant Valley to be Married. Miss Martha D. Bailes, tin is charming daughter ot Mr. tun Mrs. James P. Bailes, of tin Pleasant Valley section, will b< f married on the 2'Jtii instant t( 'r Mr. Robert Miller Bryant, i prominent young citizen ot Char d lotte. The ceremony will be per <s formed at Pleasant Hill Meth >r odist church, near Fort Mill, a 6 o'clock in the evening. ' Takiny Tax lieturtm. Auditor Horton started on J yesterday on his rounds takins tax returns, going from here t< Osceola, lie will be in Pleasan Valley today, Belair tomorrow >' and Vanwyck Friday, lie wil a begin again nex' Monday a d Dixie. He will also be at Dwigh the same day. d |fl Marriage of Mr. lteece llortot and Miss Jiettsle Gregory. Another of the charmingdaugb ters of Dr. G. W. Gregor\T, o 10 JtiTerson, is married. On la* Sunday, at White Plains, hi p daughter, Miss Bessie, was wedd n ed to Mr. Reece Ho'ton, a mer k chant of Jefferson. The cere r. niony was perform d by the Iiev [- R. J. Blackmon. of this county It was just a month a^go las j Sunday that Mr. Blackmon olli ciated at the marriage of tin '8 0 bride's sister, Miss Ethel, am the groom's brother, Mr. Lewi 1 v # ^ Horton, an account of which wa published in The News at tin limp r, . ? . v Little llirl Dies from Burns. A little daughter of Mr. Hire - Ilinson. who lives over the lin< in North Carolina, died Sunday night from the effects ol burns received by accidentally falli ' ? r into the fire-place about thre< weeks ago. The child wa9 abou ? three years old. Important Action of llock Hill Council. At a meeting of Rock HiU't council Monday night the fran chise of the Light and Watei Rower company of that city wai 8 ?1 t? urv.i.uou lunciipu. i ne plan b will be advertised for sale on t h< d 18th of February. ). it Chentnut Camp to Meet. >f A called meeting of the Chea K nut Camp, Woodmen of tin y Woild, will be held at the uaua >f place of meeting next Fridaj d afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Ever} I member is roqueated to attend i* as biuinesa ot importance will b( transacted. Subscribe to The News. s \ 1907 SA New Year E |B Resolv< S you will bank anc At the future t bank anc you ' ti - M do i the . % M p ; m chance . M chanc {('HAS. I). .ION KS, l'res. B. M. CROX1 > Business Notices. t fjfF~\\\ Notices inserted under this head at the rate of ON'K CENT A WOKD for each inse-tion. No notice to be counted less than 25 words. t TIIE owner of an estrny black sow pig will be inf iruiftd of its whereabouts by cn'liugat News ollioe and paying for this ndvertisenient. LOST? 1*< cketbook, between J. C. Nelt, son s and Lancaster. containing several oilars. Reward paid for its return to me I or if lelt at News ofHre Pint ' WANTKD?Minks. Otters, Muskrats. I High prices paid for desirable skins. Send me a trial shipment. Satisfac, tion assured. Write ine for prices. I J. H. Peas, Filbert, S. C. l-2-4t. . FOR RENT Or,e-horse farm?good land. Apply to Mrs. 8. A. Faulkner, | Lancaster, Route I. Bridge to Let. 1 I will let to the lowest responsible bidder, on Jvnuary 10th, 1007. at 11 o'clock a. m., the contract to build a new bridge over Lambeth branch, on ,) road leading from J. A. Weaner's to Heath (Springs Plans and specitlcat rions will be made known at the letg ting. Bond will he required of the " successful bidder for faithful performance of contract. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. L .1 PERRY, County Supervisor. Dec. 31,1906. . Shehane-Cauthen. ' Mr. .John Shehiine, ol Pleas ant Hill, and Miss Irene Cauths en, daughter ot Mr. Simon Cauth 1 en of the New Hope section. 8 were married last Thursday. The 8 ceremony was performed by 8 Coroner J. M. Caskey. Dixie Junior Drtler to Meet. Every member of Dixie connI cil dr. O. U. A. M. is requested and urged to be present at our next meeting, Jan. the 12th, as 3 business of great importance to ? every member is to be transacted, i So come and have your say or t abide the result. 15. F. Adams. Recording Secretary. r Dixie council No. 43. Jr. O. U. A. M. 3 ?Monday being the first pales day in the new year, quite a large crowd was in town, though (here vai*a ?tA W ? * I - - ' *** ^ nvio iiu anion uy lilt* COlirt OII1 cers. The personal property, however, ot the late Dr. E. S. McDow was sold at public auc tion by the administratrix, Mrs. Mary B. McDow. 3 ?Many farmers, especially 1 in the eastern portion of the j county, have already done much j plowing preparatory to making another crop. They commenced 3 turning their lands over last fall, covering up much grass and weeds which will greatly benefit the soil \ 5 lesolution 1 e that during the year of 1907 ft deposit your income in the ? 1 pay all bills by check. ft t end of the year, or at any ft irv>D \rAii * .. IV, vein 1 CiCI ID JfUUl' M 1 check book, see just what jme was, the amount of your ^ ures, what they were for, m will have a receipt for all M s made. M *y this plan for a year. We m link you will want to go back # d haphazard and risky plan % ng your money in your pock- M aying bills with cash. No m f: an error in making change; M :e of being robbed and an ab- m cord of every transaction. m Deposit with J ST NATIONAL BANK 1 R. E. WYLIE, Vice-l'res. M TON, Cashier. ^ Professional Cards Dr. J. E. WELSH, DENTIST. Wllice in Emmons Building opposite Kir. it National Bank. Phone No. 8. LANCASTER, S. C. Dr. E. J. Hinson DENTIST Office in Springs Building. Office Hours: 8 to 12 and 1 to 6. Sunday Hours. 9 to 10. Ask Central for No. 32. Town Ordinance. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of the town of Lancaster, in Council assembled and by the authority of the same: j Section I. That it shall be unlaw1 fnl for any person, firm or corporation to allow to run loose upon any I of the streets of ssiil tnwn or nnKH. j places any horse, mule, cow or other animal. Sec. "2. That it shall he unlawfiill for any person, lirm or corporation to ' leave any vehicle, with animals hitched or unhitched thereto, upon any of the streets of said town without some lone b*ingin immediate charge thereof or unless said animal or animals are securely hitched to a post or a weight of not less than ten pounds. Sec. 8. That it shall be unlawful for any person,llrm or corporation to feed upon any of the streets of said town any horse, mule, cow or any oth?r animal. Sec. 4. That any violation of any one of the foregoing provisions of this ordinance shall be punished by a tine of not less than one nor more than five dollars, or by imprisonment for not less than tive nor more than twenty days. This ordinance shall go into effect on the 1st day of January, 1907. Ratified in council assembled this ISthday ot December, 1900. i T ) C. D. Jones, R. E. Wylie. \ J" ' ( Clerk. Mayor. Livery, Livery! Though doing a rattling good livery business, we are determined to do even better. Our present stocks of Vehicles and Horses are being supplemented by handsome new carriages and buggies and stylish Driving and Saddle Horses. Our livery establishment is going to be second to none in the State, and don't you forget it! . Come or send to us when you want the best, up-to-date livery service. HEATH-ELLIOTT MULE CO. T ll ft n nap nf llamio Vu.riAn vmw vr > IV ? ? i\v Ul?l IIC3 and Earie Heath vs. Allen Gor on and other-, involving an alleged forcible entry on lands, was to have been tried here yesterday before Magistrate Caskey, of Lancaster, and Magistrate Hall, of Indian Land, and a.iury of twelve, but owing to the fact that all jurors summoned failed to appear, the bearing was postponed until the 15th instant.