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r;' ' ' > 4 S Pleasant Hill Items. Mr. S. Beckham, Jr., spent llonday in Kershaw. Mrs. M. L. Beckham andchildren spent several days in Lan*' caster the past week, visiting her father, Oapt. L. J. Perry. Mf. 6. F. Moody of Marion N. C? is visiting his sister, Mrs. 1. b. Clontz. Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Clontz spent Sunday at Magill, S. C.," visiting their friends. Mr/ M. L. Beckham spent ^ n?oah aont inn 1 Uf KUHJ 111 X'<av wiov.. ?-vvu of the county, collecting his gin report. Mr. P. B. Hammond returned home Wednesday from a visit to his sister, Mrs. F/R. Magill; of Magill, S. 0. Mr. Frank Johnson, of Lancas ter spent, Sunday last with his brother, Mr. K. B. Johnson. Constable M L. Beckham spent a lew days in Winnsboro the past week, having gone there to get a prisoner, a Mr. Wright. Mr. L. T. Cole spent Sunday in Kershaw. News Reader. Pleasant Hill, Sept. 26. Eleven Poisoned by Cream. Stateshoro, Ga., Sept. 2G.? Kit yen persons wete poisoned by ice cres m, made from condenfed milk, 10 nnles from here Tuee ' ?b t l of uto/l Kv t Im nfr.. jay ui}?ii', iui'i wj ...v ..v lendn k J hys.ciwn tbat tlure were grave fears that 10 ot the number couM not sutvive. rl he poisoning occuired at the h< me of Cone Hegao, a well known Bulloch county latmer. Some of the children of his brother were visiting at, the home of Core Uagan, and ihe entire household partook of therelreslimeut, nearly all eating heartily. Almost immediately after eating they be came ill. Notice of Election. Whereas one-third of the Freeholders and one-third of the Electors residing i n St. Luke School <1 1stiict No. 23, Craigsville school oistrict No 8 and I.ancaRter Graded School District No. 14 have petitioned the county Hoard of Education to order an election in the above named School Districts, to determine whether or not a High School shall be established in the Town of Lancaster, as provided by an act of the State Legislature, approved Feby. 19;h 1907. Entitled "An act to provide High Schools for the State." Notice is hereby given that said elections he held by the Trustees of the above named school districts at their respective school h uses on Saturday Oct. 12th 1907, at which election only such electors as return real or personal property for taxation and who exhibit their tax receipt and registration certificate as required in general elections shall be entitled to vum. J E Craig Trustees J D Glenn raigaville W H McMurray j District, J H Hagina J Trustees H .1 Harper }St. Luke W D Fleming J District. I.erny Springs 1 Trustees W T Gregory Lancaster Ernest Monro ^Graded D H Williams I School CD Jones j I )istrict. W M Moore A County II K Coffey j- Hoard WC Hough j Education Notice of Opening of Colored Graded School. The colored Graded School will opcr. Oct. 7th All students are expected t re. port at o'clock tor enrollment and or dors tor Irooks. Tuition the samo us las session?1 at grade 10 eta, '2nd and 3r< grade 15 ets. 4th grade 20 ots. fith and (it! Snides 'iftcts, 7tl?, ttth and 9th grades ftfcU orrnul classes IkW) each Ml stnden's in any grade over 16 yean of age, 50 cents Please don't send thi children without the money as no or.i v.ill he enrolled before the payments art made. Ten years is experience enongt that so many church folks don't rueai what they say when asking indulgence foi their children'* money M D Lee, Prin : THE LANO An Ordinance I To Regulate the Running of Motor Vehicles. Be It oidained by the Town Counoll of Lancaster, in Council assembled, and by the authority of the same: Section I. That no person shall / ? " ???? Mklola nn anv nf t.ha I'poi * T7 M UiVWi Via ?v?v -~-mm hmj w? streets of I he Mid Town, eta rate of speed greater than is reasonable and proper, at I he time and place, having regard to the traffic and use of the streets and their condition, or so as to endanger the life, limb or property of j any person, or in any event at a greater tate than ten miles an hour, subject, ' however, to the other provisions of J this ordinance Hectior. 2 Upon approaching a cross street a person operating a motor vehicle shall have it under control, 1 ami.operate it at a tate of speed no greater than five miles an hour, and shall give u signal with a horn or hell at least fifty yards from ssid cross st reet Section 8 A person operating a motor vehicle shall, at the request, or upon signal, by putting up lh? hand, from a person riding or driving a restive horse or h-Tses, or other draft animals, bring such motor vehicle to a stop, if necessary, having due regard for persons, vehicle and animals, and if traveling in opposite directions remain stationary so long as may be reasonable to allow such horses or at imals t?? pass, and if traveling in the same direction, use reasonable caution in thereafter passing such horses or animals: Provided, iliat if such horse or animal ^appeals badly frightened, or ire is requested to do so, the persou operating such motor vehicle, shall cau-e lite motor of such vehicle to cease running so long as shall be reasonably ueceseary to pteve.tt accident, and insure the safety of persons, vehicles ami animals. Sec ion 4. Whenever a person op ere ting h motor vehicle shall meet on said streets any other person riding or ilrivlng a horse or horses or other draft animals, or any other vehicle, the person operation: such motor vehicle shall reasonably turn the same to I lie right of the center of said s'reet so as to pass without inteiference. Any person operating a mot-r vehicle shall, on overtaking any such horse, draft animal, or other vehicle pans on the left sulo then of,, and the rider, driver of such horse, draft aid nrsl or oilier vehicle, hIihII as soon as possible, turn to tire right, so as to allow free passage on tire left. Any person operating a motor vehicle shall, at the intersection of two streets, ke? p to the right of the intersection of the centers ol such streets when turning to the right, ami pass to the left of ?-uch intersection when turning to the left. Section 5. Every motor vehicle while in use < n tire streets of said Town shall he provided with good and sufficient brakes, and also with a suitatde bell, horn or other signal, and l>e so constructed as to exhibit during the period necessary, from or ?.fter sunset, until not neces-ary before sunrise, a white light within a reason able distance in the direction toward which the vehicle is proceeding, and a red light in reverse direction. Heetinn U That any violation of any of the provisions of ihl* ordinance shall be punished by a fine of not less than live nor nmr* than thirty dollars, or by imprisonment for not less than ten or more man iniri.v nays Done end ratified in < 'ouneil aenein* bled this Sept. 25 I). 1 DDT. K R Wylie, Mayor. Attested by John Oiawford, CSerk & Tteas. [Seal] Bridges to Let. I will award to the lowest responsible bidder the eontrants to repair or build anetv the following bruises, on dates as follows: Six Mile Creek bridge at Green 14. Collins', on Thursday. Sept. 20th, at 11 a. m. Flat ? reek bridge near Thomas Hlaokinon's, on Tuesday, Oct. 1st, at 12 m. Lick Creek bridge near Whit*5 Itlutf, same day, Oct. 1st, at 2 p. ni. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. L.J.Perry, County Supervisor. There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put to pettier, mill until ttie last u-w yearn wwt supposed to be incurable For a threat ninny year* doctors pronounced it n local iliit iiM and pr northed local remedien, and by constantly* tailing to cure with local remedies pronounced it incurable Science lias proven catarrh to be a constitutional diaoaao and therefore requires con[ atitntional treatment Kall'a Catarrh Cure' manufactured hy F. .1 ( honey A' Co., To Irmo. Ohio, is the only constitutional cuie on the uiaiket It acta directly on the i blood and mucous nurtures of tlie s stem. . Th".v offer one hundred dollars tor any case . it fails to cure. Send tor eircnUitt and test tipionials. 1 Address: F J CHENEY A CO, Toledo, i Ohio. * Sold by Druggists, 7no Take Hall's Family I'ills for constipation The Touch That Heals " Is the touch of liucKlen's Arnica .Salve. It's the happiest combination of Arnica ' flowers and henling balsams ever com1 pounded. No matter liow old the sore or ' ulcer is, this Naive will enre It For burns r scalds, cuts, wounds or piles, it's sn nb olute cure. Guaranteed by .Funderbork Pharmacy. 25c. IAWTBK NBWS. SEPTEMBER An Ordinance. To Prohibit the Drinking of Alcoholic Liquors in Public Places and Receiving and Keeping Same for Unlawful User Be It ordained bj the Mayor and Aldermen of the Town of Lanoaster, In Council assembled* and by the authority of the same. Section 1 That it shall be unlawful for any person to drink any alcoholic liquors in any store, restaurant, livery, or sale stab'e, blacksmith or wood shop, or any other public place, within the corporate limits of the Town of Lancaster. That it shall be unlawful for any person, firm, or corporation, or other owner of any such place or places, to permit or a low, the drinking of any a cotiolio liquors in any suob place or places. That all places where persons are permitted to resort for the purpose of drinking alcoholic liquors are hereby declared nuisances and the keeper, manager or own?r of any such piace shall be liab e to the penalties hereinafter set forth. Section 2. That all alcoho'ic liquors in possession of any person, firm or corporation f<>r un-awful use shall be seized without warrant, and if no action is commenced for the recovery of same, within thirty days from such seizure, or if such action l>e begun, and the judgment of the court be adverse to the plaintiff,then such liquors shall be destroyed, publicly, by the sheriff of the County or by the Chief of Police of the said Town. Section 3 That it shall he unlawful for any person, tinn or corporation to sell, offer for sale, or so'icir the purchase o'. any alcoholic liquors anywhere within the corporate limit* of sa'd '1 own. Section 4. That every person who shall, directly, or indirectly, keep or maintain by hirmelf, or by associating with others, or who shall in any manner aid, assist or abet in keeping or maintaining any club room or other place in which any a coho'ic liquors are received or kept for unlaw'ul use, barter, or sale as a beveiage, or for distribution or division among the members of any club or association by any means wnnit*>ci,miu c vei j j?i-i nwi? who shall receive, barler, sell, assist, or ahet another in receiving, bartering or selling, any alcoholic liquors, so received or kept, shall be liable to the penalties hereinafter set forth. Section 5. 11 shall be unlawful for any club, company, association, or corpora:ion, or any chartered company now in existence, or hereafter to be incorporated, for social, literary, or other purpose, within the Town of I-ancaster ?o buy, sell keep for sale, exchange or barter, any a cohdio liquors f r any purpose whatever, either ro members or to other persons; and any member or members knowingly belonging to any club, company, association or corporation receiving nod dispensing intoxicating liquors, shall he liable to tbe penalties hereinafter ppt forth. Section 6. Upon sflldavit, which may be on information and belief, to the ett'ect that contraband liquor is beipg unlawfully concealed, kept or stored in any place, a search warrant may be issued by the Mayor ot said Town, empower ing any policeman, or other person who may b?? deputized, to enter the said place by day or night, and to search the said premises for the purpose of seizing the said contraband liquors therein concealed, kept, or stored, which said liquors, ~~i i .i,?i i,u ,,f ,,, W urn nu Bnz.ru, num. ut uar^wncu w. hereinbefore provided. Provided that no tlwe lirifr house may be searched in the ni^ht time Heotion 7 That a>>y violation of any of the provisions of tliis ordinance shall he punished by a tine of n<>f moreth n one hundred dollars, of by imprisonment for not more ttian tflirty days. Done and ra ified in Council this 25th Sept., 1SKI7 R K. WYLIE. Mayor. Attested by IOIIN CKAWFOHD t lerk and Treas. [Sea' ] COME THIS WAY And get you a nice meal at a I reasonable price. Nice clean meals, good attention and the best of order. I invite all the Ladies to come in and take meals. I will assure you goex3 order. Nice meals sent out in town to order. Just call up No 10 and you'll soon be eating Come one and all to the Stai Cafe. Bennett's block. Phone No. 10. C. M. Shelton, Proprietoi 28. 1907. Broom Hells SELLS Everything in Dry Go Ladies, Misses, C Mens' U Dress Goods. Qur line of Dress Goods is complete in every department, only a few quotations will be sufficient. * 2 Pes 50 in Brillianteen at old price. 49c. 2 Pes Fine Black Dress goods 44 in wide the 1.50 grade our price the yd. 98c 1500 yd. Extra Heavy 4-4 3 y 10 pes Extra good quality 4-4 2500 yds full Standard Prints 50 pes Fancy striped Plaid an years prices, only 10c. 50 pes Extra heavy Outings 1 this fall same as last years qual Shoes I Shoes ! ! Our two lines of Shoes, the Sherwood Shoes for Ladies and the Barry Shoes for Men are the two best lines of foot-wear made. One pair bought and worn and you always want them. THEY FIT and THEY WEAR. We have everything in foot-wear you need for the wife, children, young lady, boys and men. Notions, Hosiery, Gloves, Fas Millinery and Mens Hats are al to see us and we will prove to y thing in his line for LESS. A I U JTTLm mP MJ North Main St. Lancastei WeHavi The County j Edgerton Co1 Also have a f COTTON shee: poul'; HOG ANE By the Car loac FR TOWN TA Seed Wheat, all kinds of Sec REST of e^ BENN Highest pric< i ens, Eggs and Cunningham [ ner, near Couri * BENNETI it For Loss WHAT? >ods, Notions, Shoes, Children, Boys and nderwear. Plaid Suitings. Are the seasons latest creations. Listen to this 5 Pc 27 in Fleece back plaids and Fancies well worth 25c our price 16 2-3 cts yard. 10 Pes Plaids 36 in wide the usual price per yd for these goods 35c, our price 25cts. 5 Pes all wool Plaids the 65c quality our price the yd 49c. d Homespun at 7 l-2c. Bleach Domestic 10c. at unusually low price 6 1-2. id figured Flannelettes at last >ought in January and stored for ity and price 10c. Underwear. Wrights Health Underwear for Men and Boys. Full line of Ladies all wool undervest and pants to match. 25 Doz. Ladies heavy ribbed Fleeced vests at only 25c. 25 Doz. Misses and children vests, pants and union suits 25c. 10 Doz. Ladies pants and vest 48c. 40 Doz. Mens pants and vest 48c. 5 Doz. Ladies extra ' heavy Flat vests at 48c. 5 doz i Ladies union suits 48c. Our line of Underwear is complete, ask for what you want, we have it. icinators, Childrens wool caps, 1 in good quantities here. Come rou that Broom does sell every (ROOM Co. r, S. C. a Bought Right for the tton Sheet Tie. nil supply of rs, ^ rRY WIRE > CATTLE WIRE I. ESH .LK FLOUR. Rye, Clover and ds. rery thing at ETT'S 3 paid for Chiekprodnce. & Bennett corthouse. rGRO. CO. M