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ipppw**; 'WW1 iulfr= % THE LAN j| | Death v m CASTE It NEWS, MAY 1 of an Infant. % 4 5, 1907. I The llevleal Meetina Closet i..rA?l;? 4-u? o?i-i. /i? / I wf ' 5 I ft * L<ULAL/ E ?Green Gray, a died in Chester 1j from the Rick of a 1 ? A son was bori Mrs. Joel Blackraon K3TS jj PEI colored man, Mr. J. L. P ?st Saturday iug a day or lorse. here. 1 to Mr. and Miss Lou .of the Creek visitine her iSONAL |[ Litt 11 of Mr. oag has beeu spend- ?' two with his family 0< ^vs montl at Elj Bell, of Magill, is 4 Q,cl( nistor Mrs .1 M le Ward Lufford, infant son and Mrs. Joseph Hagin?, in, died last Sunday nuht, entery, aped about three is. Tiie remains v oie buried pin Monday afternoon at >ck. liev. E. K, Hardin'* Sermons. The series of meetings i 'First Methodist church, pre ly referred to in T'lio News last Sunday nisdit. Ail the cph were largely at'ende . 1U m? ouum \y?ro F<"r'ence. Among the labors here last wee 11 era I accessions to ^ ,vi ,U9 Mr. Ilanlin delive .elosed 11<> m#ll in t|,? % church Sunday all ,K Hnd o'clock, which w?* una i^onierfruits o> his >k were sevie church, red a sermon Presbyterian ernoon at 4 crpotlv an section, Suudwy, A] ?The warehouse Morrow Company was destroyed by fi day night. ?This is evide VOQr J* fn? * I. ? : Lay 12th. Cautben. of the Heath. Mr. John in Waxhaw sliaw, spent re last Thurs- day in town. Mr. Adan >ntly "locust York, is spei An At T. Stevens, of Ker ?/ Monday and yester- The 2-stor a Gauson, of Now **' * adiug a few days in cottofl fl a rn 01 tempt Made to /turn Store Mr. E. Ever all. > store of Mr. E. Everall, a y building owned by Sheriff luntei, in the vicinity of the i mills, was discovered in 1 1 QOt 541 " r*/I O m/\eni rr * uiugn aj>u ;i uai noou was a plished, especially by the estin^ anil loreelul se preached by the Rev E K din, ot York, who came tn caster to conduct the meet the request ot ills paslo Rev. R. E. TiiriiinBoorl 1 iccom-1. , inter jJ?-ve(i hv a lar^eand rmoiiK I audience, many be - H ?r-i w'ins" fJC-8 are sel T 'side a church. H 1 lj'lll- I ? . very uselul and in l"h 3? * * r the ("?n3 ,r?m tlie I)a i, prodigal son. appreciative >ing present dom 866u ine drew some structive lesrable of the J * 'VI tuo WUUC of locusts. They ar every 14 years. At Fort Lawn, C Mary F. Finch has ed postmistress in W. H. Finch, decet is are now iuu ljaucasier. e said iocome j)r# q paid a profei hester county, caster last Mi been appoint- j# p# the place of f0r Yorkvil k8ed. spend a day 2 o'cli Nisbet, of Charlotte, north ssional visit to Lan- pr0ni] onday. were Allison leaves today dama; le, where he will $100. or two. Th< * avtuv N/UUVtn v U J \J 1 UIU^ au'f U t ock, the fire being in the corner. An alarm was ptly giveu and the flames soon extinguished. The ge amounts to at least e building was evidentlv a young man, only 23 y< age, Mr. Hardin is complc home in the pulpit and pr with the ease, zeal, earne and convincing power of eran of the Cross, lie is u tionablv one of thb bright* i 11' II ? II ears of 'iielv at caches ?Mr" Joh" FeWl >s?ness man 01 Yor!c 00,1111 a vt't- Fri(Ja-v nigh& from i nques. ha"'"K ,li9 le8 brc ist an.) be,"re wbile " ell, a young ty, died last the effects of >ken the day rork at a saw ?Little Ben E. and Mrs. Marion the Fork Hill sect the 8th instant, age< ?Fred Adams, or ed school's bright a dents', is quite sici , son of Mr. Messrs. Be Blackmon, ot A. Bridges, lion, died on spent Monda i 9 months. Mr. atid M ie of the grad- Mr. J. B. M idvanced stu and Mrs. L k at hi9 home !..?*? ' rry Mobley and John set a* of Heath Springs, nia^ci y iu town. were i i Tiit* . starte Irs. J. C. Elliott and . , i. , .. lztrd ackorell visited Mr. i~ i ii . ? accor< loyd Moore in hort . . . in jai ire. A kerosene can and les that had been struck found near where the lire d. A negro named Robt. was suspected and be!Jwas iingly arrested and lodged 1 Sunday afternoon. It is moat promising young mi Say, Mr. Suppose the de \7A11 r fill hmill. meters j . Farmer ^aler, from whom yoi ... 1J * - '1 I m i 1 8* ! li purchase about two miles fro mother is also ill. ?J. O. Gordon & haw, have been awt to build a handso Belk Bros in Monn pect to start work a .^ ? ft il 1?AVliHC ?m town. His Mra j T L. Tillniau, ? Bro., of Wax ihe city W irded contract ?Chester L; ime store tor j^rg^ j They ex- daugU'ter,' 1 it nncB isaid t . Amos and Mra. C. j with I of Laucaster, were ill from 1 eduesday afternoon. to tlie anteru. to ha^ 11. Bell, and little Mr- 1 Vliss Grace Evelyn, 8l?re hat his tracks correspond tracks found leading to and the direction of his home i building. He is also said re had some trouble with Overall, and was in the Saturday night. JKJ "1 would pay to 1 cents per ton, h< struction or dan fund the purcha you take him u\ a reasonably ser wuuiu say 10 you n him an additional s 2 would, in the event nage to your crops se price of the fertiliz >? Of course you woi isible man, you could nat li you eventy-five ; of the deby hail, reer. Would nld. Being not afford ?The ladies of section will serve the school house n afternoon at 6 :30 o benefit of the chore Ho is invited to att? - visited rein the Antioch Heath Sprin ice cream at ^rB j m ext Saturday ftU(^ Miss S 'clock, lor the ^iiariotte, a ih. The pub- iu Lancaster snd. aUd family. lives and friends at gs the past week. ^ X*a At . Odell, of Concord, ielene Hutchison, of ^r* ,re visiting relatives: P*oye , Col. Leroy Springs'01 llis met ncastrian Met with Fatal trident in Columbia. Bobert Plyler, who was emit here in the meat market nephews, Plyler Brothers, with a fatal accident in to do otherwise. The Carolina Hail Ins of Marion, S. C. your cotton crc much as #30 p< corn, wheat and ;urance Company, , capital $25,000.00, 1 >p against hail dams 2r acre for 75 cents, oats for $8 for only 2 . will insure ige for as and your ?oc an acre. ?lJr. Isoldridpe not, to po to the Bi tion in Richmond t lie will therefore fi ment to preach at church next Suuda 3 o'clock. has concluded 1 r^ie ftev ptist Couven" | pastor ot the his week, leaves iodsi 11 Ids appoint l Ala.? 10 litle Camp ^re0M General A*s< y adernoon a'| Messr8 K 1 - L i Colur . Chalmers Eraser, j,a,i ^ Presbyterian church, pears ; for Birmingham,! Thurt ml the Presbyterian ; $ sjmblv. garee .. E. Wylie. T. Y.iment i ii ? " nbia last week, where he one tollie reunion. It apthat in walking, early iday night, across (he Gertreet bridge over the Conriver he fell oil the abuton the Brooklaud side, ths Mr. A. J. CLj is our Special P him and protect Losses paid in 1906, 1 \RK igent for Lancaster cc ; yourself against loss $14,023.24. >unty. See by hail. ?Jeff Ilammooi man, was lodged it evening, charged v into the gin house son-Cunningham f ing some peas. T said, were sold at , , . ** iiunuig, L d, a colored ? ..... . rosier, of th i jail Monday ... . . auendinti tli r'lth breaking ,. . ? , .... T. Coluraoia til of the rerouarm and steal- an(* ^ lie peas, it is ?* Chesterfii a store in the l*ie terinei'i x. Limes ana j. n.iiaii rt ie Lancaster bar, are in wl ie Supreme court in all ni, is week. lie ilrs. VV. T. Rut ledge, morn old county, vis.ted um^' i brollier and sister metering Iiira unconscious, lich condition he remained ^l't, lying in shallow water, was discovered the next ing and carried 'o the Gol* hospital, where he died ay atternocn. He n^ver Gnat I I I&rgain ? AT Sale mill village. ?At the recent First Presbytery ol church, previously News, W. A. Ivei Carson and R L. licensed to preacl Here the pj meeting of the liulle^e an f the A. II. P. Mrs. A. noted in The daughter, o tinedy, II. W. passed throi Patrick were their way t b. Tlie next Mrs. Gulp's ast week, Dr. J. E. RP,,Ke d Mrs. Kobiuson. l>?(ly yestei F. Culp and little Mille I Lancaster county, ceasei lgh tLis morning on lurnb ,o Uas!oniii to visit spons son.?Chester Lan- j,iu m I auer me accident, me was brought io Lancaster relay, accompanied by Mr n Plyler, nephew of the ded, who went down to Cola ^Monday morning in reie to a telegram stating thai n/*ln lit a a ut/ikja Tk~ I :..i ! Cotton Within the next 1 give some of the I ? V Mill St three weeks we are greatest bargains e ;ore. going to iver offer meeting of Preeb held in Edgmoor, <1ay in October. ?Mr. B. F. Adi secretary of the I No. 43, lias receive $250 and paid the ytery will bo lorn. the last Tues Misg Nett barna, who ?ms, recording the 1'resbyU 3ixie council, men in Oh d a check lor ; liore today I same ove- to! A. R Rank was ie McMullen, of Ala- N ,l^r has been attending jatH j jrian College for Wo- 52 ye arlotte, is expected ried. o visit her aunt, Mrs. er 1,1 PI vie 3. i.w?v ?? MO w 0*7. x 11*7 UNI 1<1| at tlie Andy Rowell grave in tho O. K. aectinn. . P.yler was a son of tlif ) uiie! IMyler and waa about ars o d. tie was never mar He is survived by a broth id three aisiers, Mr. II I' r, Mrs. R H. Sapp, Mrs J |eel in Lancaster. ! Figured Oi an Our line of rgandies, Dii d Muslins nities the widow of I he 1 Sims, being the an in tlie funeral h ment of the Jr. 0. which he was a me ?Mine Host N Hotel liovnl cnrft < ate Henry J. Mrs. Jem lount due him lieath Spri enefit depart- ijftncaster ci U. A. M.? ot iadje8, atte mber. exercises in Iitchell of the day afternoc i anlondi'' <1'n H Si lie Clark Ilughes, of all of ngs, who is one of fixcej junty's moat, patriotic ^>eri nded the Memorial _ Lancaster last Fri- JtSU >n. rm ewart and Mr?. John Laney whom reside in this count j )t Mrs. Laney, wlio livos ir ?w. Lsiness'Notices ^All Notinni* i nsppt?(! nnHo , is far superior to j town of Lancaste in town, at prices It stands to rea = the other merchants anything ever sho :r. White Goods, that defy competi tson that we can sell cl ; in town because 01 i j ~ ?A. __i_ \vn in the the nicest tion. heaper than ir expenses j ^ 1 ner last Saturday of the various chi castor. Those pr< Rev. Chalmers 1 Presbyterian chur< Boldridge, of the 1 the Rey. R. E Tui ~ OK.vUUiu The Kev. to the pastors ^ey j irches of Lan- B.Lingleex sent were the Richmond, Eraser, of the Convention zh ; Dr. J. U. that city Fr First. Baptist; uioseed. of tho ^ ^ T. A. Dabnev, the thTTh Blackmon and Mr. E. notio< pectto leave today for wordl to attend the Baptist F(^ , which convenes in Re^is iday. -^7 ' ' ? ? ? for trn r ? t? ?f j limner oman'a Foreign Mis iead at the rate of ONE CEN'J OKI) for each insertion. Ni i to be counted leas than 2 i. t SALE?Lot fine Berkshire hogtered. L <!. Laze n by NTEl)?Entergetic lad.v or gentlenia veling position. Good lines. Pe it position. Splendid eliance for ar ji ait uui au v o single dollar until y 5 willing to let our g = selves. We have a 25c kind, at 15c per n seeing our line of S 1- silk for mid summei vc uu nut asK you ou look at our lines, 1 oods and prices spea few pieces of Henley yard while they last, usine and Tokio Silk r wear. to invest a then we are k for themSerges, the Don't miss s, the ideal First Methodist, the Rev. K. K. Hi and the Rev. R. M the Episcopal chi A. Jenkins, of the <4k?d ye pcribo wer , .dnd more or less occasion and to * - 9 ? and his guest, si??ary Soei irdin, of York, District Ooi . Marshall, of Chester Fr ircli. Prof. J. and will coi graded school. til Sund ? on hand to T y dignity to the 'he L.,nCft" act as safety Mrs. J. M. ety of the Rock IIill ?ee.k,J Knigh lfarence will meet in ? ON iday night, May 24th, bantu itinue its sessions un- <?'w night following.? ?orn 1 e & Benn ter Society has elected ?? WA' Ilood delegate to the out, u^pcuDi.ug uuuevuKKHry. 91; r to start with. Address, N I t, Primns, 8. 0 In K CAR damaged meal at 50 cti I. Hennett Grocery Companj o thousand bushels of damage For sale at BO cents per bushel r ett Grocery Co. R FARMING IMPLEMENT itrarm Habua u - c. We have the a? - Any pattern for 10 . We are busy ^ quote prices, but co _ we say isn't true. H I ? jency for the New Ide cents. every day and havei me and see for yourse al Patterns. n't time to Ives if what yalfes to the hilarj py parsons. \' ifcy of the hap- meeting, wi as alternate th Mrs. J. M. Kiddle kinds etc., fc form. tioiiurrn AIIU n i of Cultivators; Hulky plowi iee J. P. Nesbit at cotton plat 4t. I Cotton N [Q1 Store ( io'py.