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v iff ' 'S- ^ l:'9vfv '' ' -T J? 8 - THE LA lnoastkr news, may 25, 1907. D&OT " ;?7 - \ ffr ''Ail - ..r" f. ' NI DW * ARE :IVA1 LS We A 1 rv -mi have just rec ^ noci/wtnim eived a nice if nf rri?i \i \ assortment c rTlVttS. We >f LAWNS a think we ha 11(1 CHINA : vertlie SILKS. [ll'C ClOOVl Swelles LJ. t WX X- AtXX'XXf. it line ol WL M JL 1 v ? f Dress < I ((Mills ill tu Town. All that we ask i s that you co me in and ii ispeet our stxi >ck. You wil 11 find it beyond r a doubt the 1 rui? >est and most TTIV. A up-to-date ii ITT-T I Lancaster. (K Crop Conditio) TTill or>H Mr. Editor : 1 1X 1U is in Pleasant Presbyt hlv The farmers in 1 1 u i. 1 :rian General AssemAHnnt<5 ArtirlfQ nf Kli 4 % *W4-Wment by Close Vote. tui ra Miss Etta Skipper, student izabeth College. Charlotte, rned home yesterday to apt cation. Z The P and A good many people t not amount to much." irv^ otoer off Inter hink it does not pay to save, be r 'est cause "interest does I a A..n,AKrv^?T this section are cotton and ploui time. The cott. badly in the 8ai are planting < time. The cotto to do any good busy chopping clung the second D By a vote on is dying out , . , , ; _ al Assei udv land, borne l3 , . rresbytei ^ver the second . in tavor n is not growing , . b lotto arU< in this section. , . . . result w gham, Ala., May 23.? > of 94 to 9G, tlieGenernbly of the Southern an rian Church today voted of adopting the Charlies of agreement. This ^0I as reached only alter ?Attention i* called to i nouncement of the First ?nal Bank in today's p*] iO to its financial statem r quarter ending May 20. ' owing is a remarkably p Of course the main re and to be prepared tor em tew 1 Na_ INTEREST I Ask any man who is p Per> between paying interest a ,ent walking and riding, betw? rile *% In , is a ml <10(1 your anon Tor HRVinfj in to jjei hiichu urgencies, but )OES AMOUNT TO A GOOD lAving it. There in all the difTe nd pelting; interest. It in the :en really living and merely ex terest, Compounded Quarterly iglity nice thins: to have coming way. $1.00 starts you in oui I n IIU UC Biiuicuvu; DEAL. renoe in the world difference between isting. r The weather is Cotton is adv* eome. The contii is the principal advance, as the unhealthy cond ton that is up d too cold tor it. .... one of the inciiur in price . . . . 1 in the hi! nued bad weather . . . a historic I reason for the ., as the t poor stands and Q||lircj1 ( ition of tho cot J . closer un oes not look en- ... . olding t II i . I i most heated discussions 011 story of the Church and i'11 ;al scene was enacted un Assembly placed 1 lie m record as favoring ity with other Churches he Presbyterian form of e. Tlie deposits are ra{>i creasing and I he general ne ol business enlarging e\ yMisses Betfie and M litchell and Miss Esfie d< ia?y s vo' Attention id called rorv where in this paper. The Fi laud CHAS. D. JONES President ^nen I AVINGH DEI'AKTM KNT. to our lint statement of condi rst National E i A mo A tin>on Q n ijAnuivoi uAi, o. o. R. K VVYI E. M. CltOXTON, Cashier. itiou published else3ank /C jIE, Vice-l'resident. couraging at ? from the out expect a bijr cro may be better t they don't mak< will get better they do make. ic 1^, l?, ana juus,,.K worehi look we cant uilf p this year It ohurch , or the people if ,, . 1 1 result, ! 3 much: as they . . . ' being for prices for what F sition. By the rvlrtucp TT.1PV7 tv>> w ie younger men ot the ^lio have achieved this he older commisioners ^ the most part in oppo- *'' adoption of the Char Ill over to Vjiiesier yi sici ternoon, Miss 13ettie to iends and Mises Maud ssie lo attend a meeting of uvenile Missionary Society Ideal Business Colleg< Now mi e. Horsei fe Come I s and II (gain! lules VJKJi 11 13 in this seel worms are v corn some aroi people would and less cotton ] get along much are looking fine * lotte arii tion. The bud preabyte vorking <?? Hie en|er # nd here. II the Churche, plant more corn ma(Je u| [ think tbev would .. . better. Gardens f'1 , i around here,cab- ^>rHS cles today I he southern] rion Cliurcli agrees to 11,1 council of reformed h>3. The council will be ^ p of representatives of Churches holding the irinn system and can J.1,' The right way to learn Busim rough actual business transaction* nrse in Book-keeping taught in tin is supeiior advantages over all stems No mere theory,?every ?cti< al and realistic. Enroll anytime?no vacation?no cl iy and night school. Interested parties are welcomo to e school and see our new and copy I system of commercial training For imrticulars and further inform 3H8 is i A K way A rn LM "W** tl.iDK XXX . I)IKS viait OU ru'litation arrivc( rive Tor Mr. Hood has j d with a load of day. ust the bages heading li ham Jr., has th I have seen tl melon vines a well, but tlie lor them. Pleasant lli Lp last. S. Beck mine re e beat garden that Genera! lis year. Water- was crea re looking very exeoutiv reatlier is too cold Green E. over Let 11, May 23. 'o 82 as _, , next Get commenuai ions iu mc en Assemblies by which it. ted, hut will have no e power. " sboro, N. C., was chosen, *jisville, by a yo'e ot 90 S the place lor holding tlie lcral Assembly. II lit or write to the Ideal Business CoSleg Heath Springs, M llemson Agricultural Coll clio arlship and Entrance amination to Freshman CI The examination for the awa holarships from Lancaster Oc 'o. very 1: lege. shippc J? this 1 ird of 1 Minty mules >est stuff that we h; this season, oad we have thirtc ?all mares. Eei: we In *en ght ?Mrs. Salli vicinity, whose in a previous i was reported t worse yesterda Master Will turned tronr i e Adams of I his Cundidu ) illness was noted Jtnm ssue of The News, The o be very much have he* iy. as candi ie Strait has re- ing emit Saluda, where lie Distri itea for the free Trtpa to * rstoten JSxjtoaltlon. j. following younn ladies ? an announced by friends ?* dates in The News' vot ,| e9t. explained elsewhere: J' ct No. 1. ? Miss Clarice f - H lid admission to r resnman * iaa e held at the t ounty court hou riday July at t> a m. Appli ur schnlarahi pa may secure Plan lication forma front the county rintendent of Education, lanks moat he tilled out properl |pd with the county Huperlnte efore the beginning of ttie exai ion Those taking t he examii or entrance to the Freshman ml not t rv inc Tor a acholarshin a fii'i black ik hj>Sup plo^pl1 rtiene ClUbCl y HUtl rp, n.lent [ heS( id i natation ? ciaaa are al hould mare mules or f< y matched teai i mules and hor 1 well broken and 1 our ins. ses will has been sper with his brot Strait. Mr. John I hustling younj pondent, is or rents here. C idinK some time Knight, her, Mr. Leroy Distri ter, Mi Mannie Janka, The News' Distr I Columbia corres' Taylor. 1 a visit to his pa- There ol. and Mrs. A. R. annoum Miss Ethel uabney. ii ct No. 2?Miss Nell i'or- d iss Lilla Mobley, Miss * Duncan. t ict No. 3.? M 1.88 Louise * f i will no doubt be other ^ cements by the next issue * lie their application with ent Mell. 1'he acholarship? forth $100 anil free tuition. cholarHhip at mien t from each y may select the Textile courai r? must take one of the Agricu oursea. Kxamination paper * urniahed, but each applicant a >rovide hirnaelf with aoratch p 1'he number of acholarahip'a tc warded will be announced later. ? * w-ii n : ploug One connU2r Don't Fai vill be hould A| P GrBforV' h or work anywh il to See T1 -Hood Lite St ere. lis Stuff. ? ock Co. Banks. I of The I "Jews. I r? tl. men, i reniuei Clemaon College, t i.-c. | ?e tf