The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 09, 1907, Page 5, Image 5
jjU LOCAL D
?Cotton brought
market yesterday.
OTS n: PE]
10J on this Mr. J. N.I
WHS ill t.lliu r
THE LANC
3 Mess
j tnon(
Spann, of Columbia, tj1LJ ?
'ASTER NEW8, FEBRUrs.
T. H. Davis, W. D. Ler
1, J. T. Amos and J. J
kett.
Warwick was a member dethodist
church and was
A.UY 9, 1907.
" New
of
a !
Arrivals
5
of
? Ashe VVednesdj
is the beginning ol
season. Easter this
March 31st. The I
continues forty.
?All subscribers
ing and loan stock i
ay next week ... .
. .. T Miss Loitv
Hie Lentoti , . . . _
ter, visited L
year f^lls 011
jenton season ]^r' '
ville visited
week.
to the buildire
reuneslAd Miss A111
e Uroeschel, of Giles Wis i
inncaster this week. ,v 1
McNinch, of York- J"*"
his parents nere this
i* cut
lie Bloodsworth is m.
toned, Christian gentlema
liability, and jovial, frien
lature made everyone h
d who knew him. His deal
rely lamented.
ft of Mrs. Merit in.
A J _ 1 mm - . .
to meet at 5 p. m. r
in the directors r
Bank of Lancaster
pose of organizing.
? Nearly the wl
down with the grip.
force IH noni>l<> .i...
lext Monday Pay*n? a vis
oom at tlie ^orkville.
for the pur- Mr. J no. fJ
shaw spent
i ? . this week,
lole town is
The News Miss .Etta
rill llllI'L-t Unn ....
ill I
it to her mother in Mr. j
died
\ Stoveus of Ker- 1,'nei
a day or so here a 1)011
vivei
child
VV 111 iams, of Oak- terrp
I .... J ? ^ ?%
?. ^ueiino Mecllin, wii'e (
I'. M. Medlin, of {his plac
February 2nd, after a ?ho
b?, of pneumonia. She wi
t 47 years of age, and is su
i by her husband and foi
ren. Her remains were ii
d Sunday at Camp Oree
r>f ,Tf
e We are now showi
' spring and we are proi
' enough ahead to be abl
means a great saving t
'k Wo now hum r\
ng a nice assortment of
ud to say that we plac<
e to sell them at same o
o the purchaser.
}ss Ginghams.
i.
fabrics for early
3d our orders far
'Id prices, which
editor, tlie manager
the compositors ha
sent from their post
day evening.
?Mr. E D. Smi
Organizer of the Sou
r1 .
JltJietl. 1118 ",0,1 itao it)
and two ol (Ien a^er a t
ve been nb- ,10r sister, M
since Tues- ery*
Mrs. J. II
tb, National ,e:iVci ,0llrty
theru Cotton to atte?d tl
nuriiea iroin Uara- tsapt
hree weeks visit to
rs. J. B. Montgonx ,fone
Th
. Witlierspoon will ^
for Concord, N. C., '
lie nuptials of li?r ^ecla
. . Kv*tio
ist church.
n-ltotville Nuptials.
o nuptials ot Miss Jetini
uli Jones, d tugh'er ol M
Mrs. W. ])# Jones <
r Creek township, and M
cjf i.'; % r
for early spring. The
colors and as long as tl
1 case 8 l-3c Madras
" Co]
or
r. We are showing a
IO rtntliinif !/>a? -f. ..
iinjury uur new line ot A
se goods comes in neat p;
hey last will be sold at 10<
> Ginghams, sbecial for th
[ored Madras.
good selection of Madra
. r. G. Ginghams
atterns and solid
e the yard,
is sale 6 l-2c yd.
ls Goods. There
v*ro\vers Association
an address in the
here at 11 o'clock
We regret that it wa
here in time for ai
in our last issue.
?Our young toi
. will deliver mGC(^
court house ^r* ^l)ylc B
a. m. today, boro, on Tue
is not known Mrs. MatH
nouncement risburg, N. C
here Salurd
vnsmao, Mr. retur" h,,Ine
Mary Sberrill, to
Privett of Golds- <011"
... * nesdj
aday next.
the p
10 C. Cook, of IIar- bride
3.i spent a tew hour* pr(
av morning 011 her at ten
from a visit fto re- wiih
ov Ul onaron, \ qi
ty,were celebrated last Wt
i.v morning, the Gth inst, :
>retty country home ot tl
?'o parents.
otnptly a!, ten o'clock tl]
dants, Miss Liliie Adam
Mr St nun >1 I?l^;
10 Iivuuug 'livci 1UI <
jd have these goods at 10
ie
Our showing of Si
ie in beautiful plaids, are
is See these goods before
.1 Thev arp nnlv 9Kf fl-io
eariy spring shirt waist:
c, 12 l-2c and 15c the yar
Suitings.
litings in wool and cotton
' the newest thing for an <
you buy, as you will be pi
irn ? /]
s and suits. Wo
d.
mixtures comes
early spring suit,
eased with them.
Robert Cherry,has b
ed depot and ex pre
Richburg, and left
the week to enter i
ties as such. Bob
young business mj
friends will be glad
een appoint lH,lves at
>?? apont at SI)rl"gs
the firat of ler
ipon his du- Miss Nell
is a clever a,1(l Miss I
in and his yesterday w<
to learn of tions for The
Taxahaw, Heath Miss
1 Lancaster.?Ches- nick
ing !<
Porter, of Kershaw P1?-nvelace
were here t
irking up subscrip- hy
? State. Miss Nell is ^auc
. ....... ?. m.viv;'? .tu
Annie Culp with Mr.Edwai
lit), entered the parlor, bi
allowed by the bridal coi
1 he marriage ceremon
then impressively perform*
Rev. Ctialmers Eraser <
aster and thebrideand crnni
U * ~ ""V ?
t Laces ?
Never before have
y goods at 90 small a pri<
1(1 should see these goods
Don't be afraid to m
m business nnH wnnt fr? c<
j yj-.
md Embroide
; we had such a great cc
:e. Every lady in the t(
before they buy.
ake your wants known.
imrn XTAH VIrv 1
Ties.
Election of these
)wn and country
We are out for
n i i . ?
his promotion.
?A telegram to ^
from his son, Mr. Fi
Franklin Furnace,
nounces the arrival <
at ??is home last Sa
youngster will he ch
a candidate i
r t t u contest and
lr.J.L. Poag , . ,
. i, * votes of the
red C. Poag, ,
\r ' bers.
N. J., anif
h fine bov Mr. (.ling.
bbath. The ve?terd?y '>
irisi.nnpil n? while there
.i) The State voting recer
is sure of all the 'ions
Lancaster subscri delic
serve
L). Joues returned '
cm New York city. we^d
he spent an hour or l' a
ved the hearty congratuh
ol all present, after whic
ious cake and wine wei
d.
e bride was stately in
ing gown of gray silk wit
nd gloves to match, whil
??? w vv
x may be.
E. I
I, The Stoi
le
Jiyu, nu IIltlLLOI now
CLOl
*e That Saves You Money
smaii tne article
JD
Forest Leonard,
l'nug will likely he
Now Jersey us s<
weather moderates.
? Says the Monr
the management ol
i(r K .on I) .? 11
two wittieseii
"Grand-p.." ,loted Thaw
Komg up to wa9 10 jllche
Don as the when he tui
ward.
oe Journal,
tl ... ' Vne of Our i
the Cheraw Gone to it
i i ?
lg proceedings of the 'h? j
murder trial. Snow hlaeh
f8 deep in the city imnn
rned his face home jnsr sl
__ td cu
shoe,
Heat Known Citizens n , ,
fis ltest. 2 o cl
groom wore the regulatio
*'>th white tie. They le
aoiately for Lancaster, b<
"bj 'cted to the time-hono
atom of throwing the o!
where they boarded tli
ock Southern train lor the:
::
^ THE BANK OF
ie
ir JS CAPITAL.
I'he Old Reliable." =
1 LANCASTER, l-c
$50,00
?5^!55SW
? g
aster, S. C. S
9
vl "nu-?3ici xvuuruu
to Union county a d
osition for the extei
road to Monroe and i
or any portion of it w
$2?>,000 to tlie capi
the company the ro
built there A r>L,
made The deftth
efimte prop- Warwick, wl
ision of the home of his c
it the county Porter, at tl
iil subscribe morning last
ital stock of with regret I
?ad will be throughout t
( am I K ? I) A II Q <1 I \ n n i
i of Mr. James M. J1/11
lich occurred at the ,e
laughter, Mra. Julia of m
lis place, Thursday ^ll
will be learned of 'r'eu<
by his many friends whoir
the county. While and
? f l_ "i . ?
0 home at Sharon, S. t
hriile was (lie recipier
any nice presents.
'.V relatives and the neares
is were present, amon
1 were Mr. Samue" Plaxic
Mr. Dowdle, the groom1
L f SURPLUS
11 / Loans made on ]
U; Collections givei
it ^ Interest allowed
p S3 Your business sc
o wM the strongest Ban!
.$50,00
Real Estate, at reasonable
i prompt and careful atte
on time deposits.,
dicited. The oldest, the
c in Lancaster county.
ao?- ft
rates. N
ntion. ^
largest and |1
road from the Fox p
roe will be secured al
session cf the North <
islature by the .Jaok<
Monroe.
?There wa3 i
IV1 I U1 | lit* WCCI
lace to Mon- the winter ae
11 lie present *en (^ayfl aK(
Carolina leg upon the 8tre
,oi. Club of tro"1 "" "u?'
Mr. Warwi
Mecklenburg
considerable l,afl lived in
i ijuiLtt ieenie since uroth
t in, yet as recent H8 Rossr
s Iiq was able to be
>et. Death resulted m,.s
ik of la grippe. ^
ck was a native of f
county, M. C., but P?" '
yeste
the pan-liandle sect
in . 11
er, ot Sharon, and Mis
e Jackson, of Texas.
Allison lieceives find Newi
elpgram to Mrs. R. E. All
*ons Sharon, York counh
rday morning announce
on f h r\ f U rv.. i
8
?Some of our ent
business men have ii
* themselves the past few
?- getting up a building j
^ association. In the 1
imocl of six hundred s
e.priMn, Business
literesfecl
davs in L& "All Noticei
tlna head at t tie ra
IM(1 loan A WOKI) fur ea<
neighbor- Jvord".1" C'""
liart's of
i Notices.
* inserted under
te or OX K CENT
jh insertion. No
it.ed less than 25
movement ?i cotton
and although no eflfoi
mad9 to get exact fi
is information at han
the statement tliat p
700 bales were sold c
ville market. Ord
ill .1 in liary ll?" 01 tills c<
rt lias been ^ here he e
itures there *or ^ie 1>as
1 . ? made his hon
d to warrant , ..
at this place,
is many as , .
, xr war between
> 1 the York. Flrg, afterji
manly the N.O. ltegunei
aunty since the war,' jj^jj
ngaged in farming. I
t four years he has j " ' *
le with his daughter 1
it . . , i recen
He served in the i . .
the States in the Vlslt
'flrds the Eleventh jp
nt, and was severely upflio
...... ui ur-j uiii> Hisrer, mis
Chambers, which Joccurre
L M., after a short illness t
ppe. Miss Chambers oni
tly returned home from
to her sister here and wa
in excellent health. M
Allison went over to Sharo
fix n f ? ^ n it r
* the par value of $100 p
. has been subscribed, w
sures the entorprise. \\
a of no institution that he
8 to build up a town thai
r home building and loan
n tion.* If you have not
or sha.ro l'OK o.\sil wehir
snare , irt|,p sll ,e8 to RO 8tt
hich hp- ' <
iQ kl)OW NOTICE I take
^ plant**. Finest frost
1 J'S more by moat experienced
ii a tood fftrmor in the *???>>
J. r. Mo<
aS9"ci}'- "FOR SALE-Ona
already cotton planter and eoi
re 130 pairs of Edwin
iotly at cost.
' berry's Shoo Storo.
orders for cabbage
proof plants -raised,
nnd successful truck
Order through mo.
>re. Express Agent.
fertlizer distributor,
n dropper combined.
uiuvoiiiuilb U1 CDIIOIl
January, Hnd this y?
inent has been heayu
ual. The stock ot cc
hands of the farmers
smaller than at thi
year. The amount st
InPfll iviirnl^Aiiano I'a I
is ngnt in wounded in t
ear's move- IIill.
ir than us lie is survi
)tton in the a daught
is probably OuJp, of PJe
s time last son3? Mr* W
ored in the ^ ineville, N.
.__.ii Warwick of t
he battle at Malvern today
ved by his wife, who ?I
er of the late B. A. from
sasant Valley ; two his P1
. Ben Warwick, of rt,K^ ^
. C., and Mr. J. A. ,0 1
he IT s a?.?? Aran
,u,,j "hciju me i unert
VIr. Ben Arant has move
the Gills Crook section t
lantation near Tradesvill
lr. John Gardner will mov
e place vacated by Mi
f.
11 subscribed for some of I
do so today. Mr. J. Us;
d erspoon will be glad to
o down tor from one to c
e dred shares. The ins
e will be $1. per month
r. share.
I . i 1|?Ply to J. K. Her
lie Stock, s r.
<el Willi- FOUR young jerse;
put yOU Will have calves Boon
>ne hun- ? ?
. , Early cabbage plan
talments Ccnipany.
on each
EGGS FOR SALE
Single Comb Hurt ()r|
Plvmnntli Wnol/u 1 >
khiiin, Pleasant llill,
y cows for sale cheap.
Williams-Hughes
ts at liennett Grocery
From Standard Fred
:)ingtonK and ltarrud
in j
than 1,200 or 1,500 b?
ville Enquirer.
?The Lancaster Li
ciation will meet at
the Catawba building
ning, 15th instant, at
An intereRtiiic rirntrn
uiruiy more
'les.?York t7"dRU?hter
of this place,
rant, of Clir
brary Asso- lived until
its rooms in would have t
Friday eve The funeral
7.30 o'clock, ducted by Ii<
1 VTl Loo h/kAtt n ?til
w . A 11 j y , ?liU
?, Mrs. Julia Porter, ?1
and Mrs. 8. K. Du- f0f
'ton, S. C. Had he J? H
May 6th, prox., he )e'?
>een ?1 years of ape. t]1Pjr
services were con- ,
jv. K. E. Turnipseed jjves
low in Ilio creation can w
ly news with every phon
out ot town down, an
reather so cold that ver
eople will venture out r
homes?.
dr. Dick Crenshaw, wh
in the mill section is ???r
? 1 he coating of
0 scarcely melted Irom t
? until a shilt of snow cat
(1 is certainly fine weathei
v having?lor hog killing
?The Wittekind is
0 to arrive in Oharlest<
with its secouil caryo i
ice had eggs $1.00. J. N. t r<
n* Tl 68 N'OTI,'1' I ??*ve
IIP. 1 Ills f.to n of ( hfrry ?V Co.
r we are where i will i>o glad
call and so* me. Oe<
. , FOR HALE?Flor
expected cotton Heed. Cot
>n today I'rice $1 00 bushel,
f bushel lots, nt gin
r?f lmnu. . . .. *.
mo I T Selling OI IO
Dckett
bought tlio grocery
, in tlie liiddlo Klock
to biive my friends
>. Ferguson.
odora Long staple
ton sells at 20c,. lb.
or 75c. bushel in 25
house, t?eed can be
n r.wh. .
arranged for ent
There is also some
importance to be h
Full attendance deeii
Ira B.Jc
ucm niiu JL/IH. |)(J
ertainment. from the ho
buHineHB of yesterdey aft
it tended to. ment was in
refl- The pallbeart
?ues, Pres. Foster, Capt
lunage and Eraser ously
me of Mrs. Porter y
ernoon. The inter- \fond
West side cemetery. jn ]{0
rs were Capt. J. 0. husba
' J. K. Stewman, aurvi>
>11 of pneumonia.
'Irs. Wilbur Caston die
lay nii<ht a! her horn
ck Hill of pneumonia, lie
nd and seven childro
re her.
grants for this state. Tl
(j consists of farm laborer
e raestics. Lancastrians
r <?f cooks and house
u should put in applicat
them at ouce.
"au ai iteai n-.ione
liis cargo *"<1 vv- B. Culp's,
Q.wt i Bros. < o., Heath
s anu ao- ,jrf.ss K.J.McIlwai
in need ?
, Ex. E. J. Wakefield
Keepers ioo; $2 mi i,ot?; a,?>o
ions for eKK- pepper i'l>
Homer pigeons $1.1
Chester, S. C.
s ( o., ( ariies Bros.,
Lancaster; Mobley
Springs, *.C. Adn,
Lancaster, K. 3.
I cabbage plants 25e
0 np $1.50 l,0(i0. 'Points
ready April 15th.
)U pair, J. it. Culp,
1-23-lt.