Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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9 | || LOCAL OPTS Ujjj j Cotton, 11.50 cts ; seed, 30 cts. ?Adausther was born to Mr. end Mrs. Gilbert Lazenby Monday, Oct. 7. ?Thellev- O. W. Carmicbael will preach at Unity church next Sal\bath at 3 o'clock p. in. ?A cotnmi'teo of the grandjury examined this week the books of the county otlicers. T?.? i" ** ? . ? "C btlttl Itl ^ tlliuuil JHSt \ve?k nf Lewi- Speard for killing George Guilders resulie 1 in an acquittal. ?A meeting will be heid at Camefs school house Thursday night, Oct. 10, to organize a Far mors' Union. ?The ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church will give a dime sociable ut Mrs. Fannie Jones's Friday night, Oct. 18. ?There will be service in the Episcopal church next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, conducted by the lie v. R M. Marshall. ?Fire started in the cotton room at the oil mill last Saturday, but was subdued before very seriou3 damage was done.?Kershaw Eru. nQilarrtamn W (1 \V mi II unveil the monument to Sov. J. v* O. Taylor at. Shiloh A. R. P. cemetery next Sunday, Oct. 13th. ?Chief Hough destroyed four gallons of whiskey last Tuesday, seized by him and held tHo required thirty days.?Kershaw Era. ? Rev, R, E. Mood, who was elected principal of the Oakhurst school, has arrived to take charge. He spent a day in Kershaw last week.?lvershaw Era. ?The court house square presents a neat, attractive appearance,since it has been graded, walks laid ofl and the plots sown in clover and oats. ?The infant of Mr. Cooper Carnes, ot the Wild Cat section, died Monday night, aged three months. The burial was at Union church yesterday. Mr. John VV. Truesdel ha:been drawn as a juror to serve at the next term ot the U nited States court which wiil be held in Columbia.?Kershaw Era. ?A three-gallon jug of liquor in^ the possession ot Marion Blackmon, col , was seized at. Beath Springs Saturday, [t had just been received by Blackmon] irom the Express oflice. ? Mr. (J. L. McNeely sends us irom Taxahaw a curiosity in the way of a cotton boll, which he found in his field. It is of the King variety and strikingly resembles a small bird. Tll? ttr i f'l\, . ? iiu ft i 4 v x will * i firs* i | f* well-known colored citizen of this vicinity,died Saturday night The luneral procession Sunday was one ot the largest ever seen in Lancaster. ?As previously noted in The News, Mr. J. L. Poag is amonu: Lancaster's citizens who are to have their residences remodeled. Mr Poag will add two rooms to h:s building. C< ntractor W. S Langley, who has just finished remodeling Mr. John A. Stewman's dwelling, ha* the contract to do Mr. Poag's work. i H'imMIiiIii ! T Iirtittllll i ihi ? I'HIlBPI'lifl HinfSTi rrittriW t THE LA.NCA PERSONAL ~j Mr. John Crawford spent Sun. day in Charlotte. Capt. W. H. Rives visited Columbia this week. Col. L. 0. Hough, ol Kershaw, spent Monday in Lancaster. Mr. S B. Carues, of Rock Hill, SDent vesterdav in Lannaator Col. Leroy Spring has returned from ail extended trip North. Mrs. A. R. Hough, ot Kerghyjy, is visiting relatives in Rock Hill. Mr. Vernon Thompson spent j Sunday with his parents at ! Dwight. Miss Lizzie Connors is visiting 1 her sister in Columbia, Mrs. J.I N. Spano. Miss Carol Connors is visiting I her aunt hi Rock Hill, Mrs. R. K. Tompkins. The R iv. J. T. Den ly and family, of Kershaw, are visiting in York county. Miss Ella B nnett, of tins of fice, spent Sunday with relatives in Heath Springs. Mr. William Hammond, ot Heath Springs, was a visitor to Lancaster Monday. Mrs. L. L Forde, of Laurinhliri* ifc: Triailinir har i-?.?? /??.* o \f | ar- f *ivi pJUULllO j XIX I and Mrs. E. D. Tillman. Mr. Will Olyburn is visiting his brother in Kershaw, Cashier T. B. Clybum, of the Kershaw Bank. Mr. A. J. Sowell, of Enslev, Ala, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Sowell.? Kershaw Era. Clerk of the Court J. F. Gregory spent Sunday in the Tax anaw section with his lather, Mr. Thomas Gregory. Mrs Lloyd Moore, of Fort Lawn, spent Sunday in Lancaster with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Elliott. Mr. U. M. Neal, Jr., of Sumter, speut several days with re iiiiives near iversnaw last week ? Kershaw Era, Miss Wren Hudson went to Riverside the past weok to see her cousin, Mis9 Lula Hudson, who is sick with tever. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blakeney spent Sunday in the Antioch s-ctioa with the latter's parents, Oapt. Bud Mrs John Q McMa nu*. Miss L'aris Metz Neal left Saturday for Marion county, where she has a position as teacher in one ot the schools. ? Kershaw Era. Mrs. J. Ii. Wit herspoon, ot Lancaster, spent yesterday here. She and Mr. Wit hers poon, while on the way to Cone ?rd in their automobile had a brake down at Newell, and she came over from l hero nn f.lie Irjm ? V^I^'IU, N. (J., Time?. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. S. McManns, of Wilmington, N. 0., are visiting relatives here, Mr. and Mrs Albert Blakenev. Th^y will nbo spend a while with Mr. MoManus's parents, C ipt. and M r?. John Q. McManus, ot Antioch. Mr McMauus's many friends are indeed ulad to see him again iu Lancaster, his old home. STER NEWS, OCTOBER 9., 19C Miss Maguie Hudson, the dent aud dumb daughter of L. L. Hudson, returned to college last ' week. She was accompanied by 1 her sister, Miss Wren Hudson, I as tar as Carlisle. I Judge Wilson ^ and Court Stenographer McCaw came to Lancaster Monday morning, being under the impression 'hat this is ''court weeU" here. Finding out their mi-tike, they re- 1 turcred to their respective home5*. j.? ? -- -- yum. uwes m?t couv'ne uuui next Monday. Col A R. Batiks, sifperinten dent of the graded schools, and the following members of b's corps of tea hers sp'-nt last Saiurda ' most pleasantly at Geat Falls: Principal 8. RI. Bu b. . Miss Giace Whisonant, principal ol School No. 2., Mr. J. K. Connors, Misses Nora Houuii, Bessie 11 rper, Lona It *ed and Ma L"e Uiil. The following students also accompanied the parly: John M. Banks Ira Jones, I. W. Moore ani Eugene Elliott. L utli(ti'.-lielk. Mr. George Lathan and Miss Gracie Bolk, both of North Caro lina, were married in iliis county Sunday, at Sapu's Cross Roads, by Notary L'ublic R. H. Sapp. The bride is a daughter of the late Lafayette Belk,the old Mexican veteran. Hooks Tresented to School Library. The Central Graded School Library has recently been enriched by the addition ot two valuable volumes, Sidney Lanier, by Edwin Minis?donated by The Friday Afternoon Bonk Club, and Joseph .Jefferson, Francis Wilson, the gilt of Mrs. W. McD. Brown. Elms Case to be Tried Here. The Supreme Court, has reversed the order of the Circuit court in the case ot John W. Elms vs Southern Power Co., transferring the esse irom Lancaster to Chester for trial The action, it. will be reca'lol, is for damages for personal injury sustained at company's plant a' Greet Falls. The hearing will now be had at Lancaster. Mr. J. liarry Foster represents the plaintiff. It if/ Snake Killnl in Front of Uwellini/. A bin rattlesnake pilot, as lar^o as a man's arm, was killed a day or two a>ro by Mr. W. T. (J.irteHl in front ot the door of Mr. W L.; Adams's residence in Flat Cieek township. The reptile was about ten teet from the house and was killed between sunset and dark. Mr. Adams himself killed a similar snake nearly at the same place j ab >u< five weeks aito. ? Mr. Walter Kvans and Miss; O ! U I f _* VI' A l?A W ?* ? * A/1 ? A *1* A 1 w.? iiniu "UIU lOU IU UUC mill villatte Sunday by Magis trate II F. Phillips. ? A child of Mr. Lewis Small J of the eastern portion ot the county, died Monday night, aged about 2 years. ?Mrs. Barbary Lvles, who lived on Mr T It KirkleyN place, died yesterday morning and will be buried at Sand Hill Church. She had recently been operated on for cancer. She leaves several children. ? Kersuaw Kra. c ?rrr~ . "' " ??? V . >7. More Fine Corn. Mr. R. Z. Welsh, one of the i well-known successful farmers of this vicini'3r, has gathered 9714 l>umiles of I odder off a threeliorse farm, two acres of winch, planted in Marl>>ot*o prolific, I yielded 850 bundles, lie expects i to make 1000 bushels of coru, which is very fine, tlfer? being J fr?>m 2 to 7 good e ?rs to ihe I stalii. The Sermon to Otld Fellow#. An unusually large conzrega(iun assembled at GraeeMethoJist church Sunday 111 irntng lo heur the special serm ?n to Odd Fellows by the Rev. C. 1*. Carter. Nol only he Odd Fel1<?ws, hut meni. ber^ of the Junior Order and 1). of A. were out in lull fore*, as well as quite a number not members of any organization. Mr. Carter preached a v ry interesting and instructive -"rm?u irom the t xt: Owe n > man anything, but to love one another: for he that lovolh an oilier hath fulfilled the lav," which is lo be found in Romans. 13th <h"i)'er, bth verse. The discourse w.t's greatly enjoyed and appreciated by all present Death of Mrs. li M. Wilson, of Kershaw. M ra. Ma ry Jane E. Wilion, wife of Mr. R. M. Wilson, ol Kersnaw, died Sunday morning, <>f Blight's disease, at her hone in that town. She was an estimable christian lad/, a devout member of the A. R. P. church, and leaves a large circle of relatives and friends to lament her untimely death. Mis. Wilson was a daughter of the lat* John D. Nisbut and was about 57 years of ago. She was married to Mr. Wilson April 13, 18S2. Besides the bereaved husband she leives three children, son and tvo daughters, Mr. Paui Wilson ami Mis-es Mary Lou and Annie Wi'sou. She is also survived by three brothers, Mr. W. H. Nisbet, of Chesterfield county, Mr. P. R. Ni-bet, of Kershaw count v. and Mr. J. D. Nisbet, of Jackson* ham. this county. She was also the stepmother ot our f"llow townsman Mr. J. S. Wilson, who is a son of Mr. R. M. Wilson, she having been Mr. Wilson's I second wife. The remains of Mrs. Wil-on were brought to Lancaster Sunuay afternoon, on lie 8 uthern's north bound passenger train, fand from Im re were takou t > Unity lor iot nnient. I " Wood's Seeds. o i mi i / aueu wneai, <jj Oats, Rye and Barley. We are not only the largest deal-O era in Seed Grain in the South, hut wo sell the best, cleanest and heaviest qualities. Our stocks are secured from the best and largestyieldinir crops, and our warehouses aro fully equipped with the best I and most improved machinery for ! cleaning. If you want superior crops f Plant Wood's Seeds. Prices quoted on request O DeacrlpMv? Fall Catalogue. / [ giving full information about all/, i seeds, mailed free. J / T. W. WOOD & SONS, J Soedsmen, - Richmond, Va. " " 111,1 ..,n / 5 Business Notices. . \\\ Notices inserted under this head at the rate of ONK I'KNl' A \VOKl> tor each insertion. N<? notice to lie counted let-a than 2't words. i abbage t'.r making kraut at Iteoneti't. 2t. .llUI r?i<uiv< .1 . 11 r ..I I...II. I... Il~ .....1 ? - . v ?v . , v??? v/i muii\ niiiio auu edtou seed meal. 0. U. HIack.non. I HOIIJR liO 1'? For sale, 4 or 5 gout builduiu lots in Lancaster, looat ?i in 11if I) si u<id healthiest part of town. Apply to I T. Hunter. 8t. W.VN 1EI) -To aell any quantity building brick t ill stallibird size. Prices right. ISowell Hriok Co.. Iloek Hill, C. I li re will . lie a birthday dinner at Mr. \V F. llio.i!i)'- on tiie 20th Inst, and bis relati ves filends, ami acquaintteticee are invited to n me. Mr. rtrootn will b? <;o y?ai'?old that day. l'Olt sAbK -Good bniklmii brick, standard siz . Wii'e lor pricos. Delivoreil your depot fvovell Brick Go., Uock Hill, a. i), W.iNl'KI) < u tinners for Hrede's steam bread, Jrosh all the time, .Mackorell's W NTKD Orders tor good quality building hue , lull standard size. Prompt sbipiucut tsow >11 H ick Go, Hook Hill, NS. * H<'ginning with Moadty G t 14'.u ')r. Wakefitd I will devote bis whole time to practice in his Charlotte office, <iu tho Hunt Building.) His work is limited to diseases of Eye, Ear, N. se, and Throat and Fitting Glasses. W. H Wakefield. 0-546-0. Stomach trouble*. Heart and Kidney ailments, can be qnickl> corrected witb a prescription known to druggists everywhere | I,. s;La.iii'c Wi.cl Aiviii v?u Tim ..r, i/. ....ww,- ............... w. f.w...pt and surprising relief which thin reinedv immediately brings is entirely due to its Keatorative aetion upon the controlling nerves of the Stomach, etc. 7 / <E)o vou NuX I J neea \ /If/ flour? U \ f _ Jfrcot)., Oct, 8th, 1907. Dear Friend: All Hour is mad$ out of wheat, but some wheat is better than others; therefore some flour is better than other kinds. When you get real good flour it raises nicely and makes good bread. I love good bread. We have good bread at our house. We make it out of Maryland Queen flour. Your friend, Jacob. 1") O TU- t X. /I 1 . O. 1 HU UCSl uuur there is in this town is Maryland Queen flour, and we get it from Ferguson's JUST RECEIVED?Lot of Fresh Celery, Malaga Grapes, Apples, Onions, etc. A w? ak st inauh, causing dyspepsia, a weak Heart with palpitation or intermittent pulse, alwft.8 means weak Momitch nerves or weak Heart nerves. strengthen tlieso inside or controlling nerves with lJr. slump's Kestorativfc ami see how quickly . th sa ailmt nts disappear. Dr >hoon of Kacine. Wis., will mail samples free Write tor them. A test wi 1 tell Your health is oitainly worth tin- simple trial. Sold hy J F Maokey Co. Trial Catarrh treatments are being mailed out free, on request,-by Dr Shoop, tfacme. Wis. These teets are proving to the people?without a penny'i^cost ?the gTeat value of this scientific prescription known to druggists everywhere as Dr. Shoop' 'atarrh llemoly, Sold by J. F. Mackey 'a Co.