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MHHHHnp * IP' LOCAL DOTS * ?Mr. C. J. Sistare, of Riv side, had a fine mule to die 1 week, of eolic. ?Mr. it; J. Mcllw&in receu lost by death a mule valued three hundred dollars. ?Preparations are already be made at Great Falls for the nual picnic to be held there f Saturday in May. ? Mrs. M. J. Perry will giv reception at her home Thurs afternoon, complimentary to A William David Oraig? A meeting of the memfc of the Young Men's Democrj Olub will be held at the c rooms Friday evening, at 7 o'clock, to adopt by-laws, etc ?Heavy frosts and an ab dance of ice were seen hereabc Sunday and Monday mornii Opinions still differ, however to the fate of the fruit crop. ?Mr. Benjamin F. Raley i Miss Ola Snipes were married the 10th inst., by Motary Pu W. F. Estridge, at the latt residence in Flat Greek to ship. ? Mr. J. C. Massey, of Lan< ter county, student of the I versity of South Carolina, been elected president of Clariosophic Society of that fltitution. ?Columbia is making elaboi preparations for the enlertt meat and amusement of (he C federate veterans on the occai of tlieir reunion in (hat city, interesting programme has k arranged. ?Mr. J. M. Porter, form< of Lancaster, has resigned manager of the Monroe Ma ficturing company, which i tion he has fii'ed tor the \ ?10^ two years. He will be succ ^ ed by Mr. C. T. Hallmun. ?Miss Annie W'therap president of the Lancaster CI ter, U. D. 0., and Mrs. M Canthen, the treasurer, have 1 appointed delegates to the tional Arbitration and P< Congress being held in J York this week. ?Attention is called to nouncement in today's pape The Carolina Hail Insuri company, of this State Mr J. (/lark is the company's spt agent in Lancaster an I he wi pleased to insure your c against damage or deslructio hail. J >/>,./J. tr?. uniu *j? j <ux*vfv \rg AT aw rw, WW l(t(H m 1'C# # I Mrs. Lou Ferrill, wile of William W. Ferrill, of this pi died last Sunday. Shu had 1 in bad health for a long t Her maiden name was Bra and she was about 70 yeai age. Mrs. Ferrill was a most < mable, kind-hearted, chria lady and was greatly liked b< who knew her. She was a n ber of the Baptist church, sides her husband site loaves sons, Messrs William and I ard Ferrill. The remains 1 .A buried Monday at New I church, the Rev. T. A. Dal conducting the funeral servK t Watch for the transparency Argo Bed Salmon in juur gr< -window. 1*1 Hi LA.VJAS1 2 PERSONAL jj m " o er- Miss Janie Stover, of Kershaw, \kJO* ast in visiting relatives in Lancas ter. itly Miss Laura Wrenn, of Great 2700 t at Falls, is visiting Mrs. 0. P. Car- ^1^0 ter. lo78 Lug Miss Daisy Young, of Charlotte, 3000 an- is visiting relatives in Laucasi?t ter. 30 M< Mr. T. M. Belk visited Cam- v. e a den and Columbia the past day week. The: ?r8. Miss Lenora Caskey, of Jones X Roads, is visiting relatives OnO' era and friends here this week. PriCt it'c Masters Shannon Heath and Ralph Shannon, of Camden, are visiting Master Elliott Springs. i.Mrs. Jennie Dowdle, of Sharon, an S. C., visited her parents, Mr. >ul8 and Mrs W. D. Jones, the past 1^8, week. , as Mrs. W. E. Pardue and son, MasterHenry, are visiting triends ~ und , , .. >t /i The Unsor and relattv s at Monroe, N. C., w on r this week. blic received fr er,g Mrs. J E. Poore and little eon, of planfc ir WQ^ Master Ned, are visiting the for a report ( mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. which he 3a8. ? P?y8e" there bei, jnj Mr. H. T. Williams, formerly this year jiag of Lancaster but now living in sound. 1 Jjie Yorkville, spent a day or two the peas n_ here this week. cent, of g Mr. Newton Clanton, who is ^ Pe ra|e now coroner of Darlington coun- ^unuinghi : ty, is visiting relatives iu Lancas- of. dl^erei ter his old home. tained by I on- tjj0s, In siou Mr. J. U. Bell, of Columbia, thi(J yeftr An paid a brief visit the latter part 80WU wjfc|, teen of last week to his father in this county, Mr. J. B. Bell. Refresh erly Mre. R. E. Tompkins, Of Rock Evenir as tJill, has been spending a lew Ihe Lad iiiu- <lays in Kershaw with her pa- First Metl )osi- rents, Mr. and Mrs. James Kirk- refreshmei past ley- Friday, A eed Mrs. J. D. Lentk and children ? c^oc^1 P returned Wednesday from a C? ee' r oon, month's visit to Mrs. J. IJ. With 10 Cent8, ' lap- erspoon, of Lancaster.? Concord inv*tet* fco . E. Times. The Revit ieen Messrs. C. H. Crawford, R. J. Baptls M. . . *jynn, James A. (Jauthen and The rev aace R. u, Massey left Monday for ond Bapti New Greenville, to servo as jurors in the first o the U S. Court. progress an Mrs. Frank Smith, formerly of through 1 r by the Haile Gold Mine section, but ^r?at intc vnce now living in the vicinity of e(^ *u thi A. Ashevillo, N.C., is visiting Mrs. spiritual f. cial Thurlow Gregory. Monday It be T . I , < accessions Mr. I). M. Jones, bookkeeper of rf P8 the Southern Granite Co., has e 1 ur,J " been spending a day or two in . i .. . ,, Difficulty Lancaster with bis parents, Mr. son? and Mrs. C. W. Jones. cut. \H% j^r Mr. and Mrs. Simon Thomp- A diffic ace 8011 aIK^ Miss Blanche Plyler ot day in th leen Vanwyck, S. C.,'are visiting Mr. between J P. W Plyler and other relatives his son, * in Buford township.?Monroe which (h Bsell Knquirer. . >g ^ number o Mrs. J. M. Croxton and chil- and head dren left this morning for Ker- wounds \ 3Stl~ ghaw to spend some time with ? , itian her parents. Her sister, Miss un e f all Mabel Hough, who has been with "bout 60 lem ber a tew weeks, accompanied cuts. Th j3e_ her.?Chester Lantern. sidered di i two Ihedi. Mi.li BoiIibm Affaln. QUt Qf fioI vicn- "WHt n ioy friends thought I waa about . were to t*1" 'eave ?' dm world, on account of fore betw indigestion, nervonnuesH and general de- j o lone bilitv." u K. A. t hiaholm. Tr?ftSwAll ??U ?ilO , N. Y , 1 and when it looked as if there waa iil which Dney no hoj o left. I waa persuaded to try Elec- waft kr >ee. trie Bitters, and I rejoice to eay that they . are curing me I am now doing business Chair. again as ofold, and am still gaining daily." 88 of Beat tome medicine on earth Guaranteed jcer'a by Orawford Bros., Funderbnrk Pharmacy Try one druggist. 50c and you w f tiki MfcW6, APKIL 17, l*o7. "tna Sooc/s yds. Figured Lawt '< ? a it it it m's all-wool spring Bauties, regular $1 >e are correct styles, ma wing many good values :s always guaranteed. "Your Money I Williamsindue* a of Venn. , J. Cunningham has ^ om the national bureau M "^1 idustry in Washington if I r >n some sample peas M sent on to be tested, ?? ig so much complaint ^ **Alw about peas not being m ^he report shows that M possess only 42 per M ;erminating properties. ? as lor warded by Mr. A The ?m to Washington were m at kinds and were ob m him from different par- K order to insure stands m u peas will have to be ^ T a lavish hand. iitH to be Served Friday m 1 lies' Aid Society ot tlie M Opj lodist cliurch will serve M Nat nts at the Jones Llouse v 4)ril 10th, from 5 to 10 . m. Salad course and ===== cents; cake and cream, ^ Qj The public is cordially w rhp ( attend. Nisbet Nets sincere than ''***'' tives and frii >al Meetiny at Second an<* help dui . __ nesa, and tl t Church. departure, ival meetin.T in the Sec- abitlinK Prefi 8t church, which began f last week, is still in and will continue hursdav of this week. . Meeting of ;rest is being manifest- unlaya services and much tnotui i >Ood accomplished. Up ion*. y night of this week the Pursuan i to the church number- ^ .one. Camp, No house last Between Father and ''ie ,,ie The Former Severely gates to th - was stated ;ulty occurred last Sun- The folk e cotton mills village elected to dr. Rulus Eubanks and mond, Va Mr. Ed. Eubanks, in Q. Caske> e father was cut in a Manus. \A f places about the face shall, B. and on the hand. The Jones, vere dressed by Dr. J. The fol rburk, who had to take elected to stitches to sew up the held in ( ie wounds are not con- Porter, Q angerous. Bruce. / fticulty, it is said, grew hane, J. E ne trouble the night be- A moti een old man Eubanks ried that I ler of his sons, George, the State the latter, it is stated, erans go locked down with a an(j f!#mn Hi ""'"K . . _ . _ , House at can or Argo Red Salmon, , ? , ill use do other of the 6th /jan^ina ? X i, regular 12%c, si 10c, 7Hc, 5 weight blue Ser 5.00, special ide right-in, out and o in other departments. lack if You War Hughes Coi ley Are Sta rays Reliable'* are D. M. F1 Garden And Flowe Best is ALWAYS t All Interested in Gari he season will soon be on, thei ciate your patronage for anyth Fresh Arrival >osite First A TIT flTT A ' ;ional Bank Jl, W vUii. rd of Thanks. Bush ?hildren of the '? > Jno ion, hereby express our V^"All ka to our neighbors, rela- this head a ends for their kindness A WORD ing our father's last ill- notice to aeir sympathy since his words. May you all have the ====: lence of < hrist with you. for sa ^'nc?re'y? Brown Lej A ?.^e "n? greatest t ?Jno-.l ' per settin i xr ii one ^oll?r I.izzie Nelson Neill. ? FOR SA C'amp Dixie last Sat- one good B Delegates to the Rich. PLOW II ami Columbia Reun- ('en or Patl me at New my home. it to the call of Com- iTiTTTT V, G. A. Porter, Dixie go ?t first .1175, met in tlie court WaNTI Saturday. The object kind^of't >eting? to elect dele- New8 ?,,1c ? ribbons, ie coming reunions? record, als by I he commander? >wing delegates were for carbon ., . . t?- . the market 1 the reunion at Kich and legal f i : W. B. Bruce. W when you ', Capt. John Q. Mc WE hav . .. ber o?ne 8( dternates?W. A. Mar- ????,, . ^ ,,r THIS BA A. Gainer, Geo. W. bftMsofmn lowing delegates were cJ ortl*', the state reunion to be Bennett G Columbia: W. G. A. make b eo. W. Jones, W. B. = Liternates?J. B. She just h !. Howell, W. R. Steele 60A>. Han,? , at SO cents on was made and car ro0n. the entire Camp attend fob ha i reunion, that the vet tne Price $1.0 to Columbia on May can be bn that all members of Mobie/l lie meet at the State B.C. Ad< 5 o'clock the afternoon K' i. Subso - W: 4 I 5 U=CLLLU )ecial 10c. " 8>sc. 5c. ge Suits, - $12.50 ut-right. % Lt It." mpany. ndard! ( DRRY &. CO'S. # r Seeds | he Cheapest \ iening: C efore will appre ing in this line. w IffflK ESL55! I less Notices. Notices inserted under t the rate of ONE CENT for each insertion. No be counted less than 25 LE?Eggs from pure stock fhorn chickens. The world's >gg machines. One dollar g. 25 tine Leghorn hens, ^ach. J. F. Clyburn. LE?One good horse also mile. Bennett Grocery Co. *JG?I will plow your garbles on short noi ice. I'hone s otllce or leave orders at R. A. Long. 5c cigars, Kiddle's stock, to cost. Bennett Grocery Co. <jij?roiks who use typeknow that they can get all ypewriter supplies at The e. We sell the very best purple copy and hlack 0 carbon 8)^x11 and 8^x13. her's note hooks, etc. We te best and cheapest paper 1 copies and manifolding on t. We have this in letter lize. ( et uo hear Irotn you need anything in this line. e plenty of Orange and Am?ed. Bennett Grocery Co. i N K solicits yonr business on a IuaI helpfulness. The Bank of Lancaster. Duaand bushels of damaged lie at 50 cants per bushel at rocery Co. lONEY ?Your money with us you 4 per cent., compounded The Bank of Lancaster. ;E(!EIVED1?Another car of ear kind handled by mrf last year, per bushel. Oliver O. Blacktf. .E?Florodora Long Htaple ied. Cotton sells at 20o. lb. 0 bushel, at gin house. Heed d at Heath-Jones Co., ( arnes d W. B. Gulp's, Lancaster; Iros. A Co* Heath Hprings, IressK. J. Mollwain, Lan, 3. ribe to The News.