The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, November 09, 1907, Page 4, Image 4
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K. E. WYLIE, PnitstoGtrr. in imp;
/NO. A. COOK, SEO'Y. and TttRAS,
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J. M. R1DOL.IS, JR . UnsiNF.SS MANAGER. A
e<l to :
Er.tor<V. is sr-conO-cUis* m-.itter, Oct. 7, It- rPliut
at tho postoffico -.it ' tvncasutr S C., urulor Ac*. I "at
Of Conjrrcs* of March 3. 18T9 ^Jj^ g()
^.je ^
Saturday, N >v. {), 1007. mainta
=- : trial t-1
If4he young ladv in Richmond records
lias the seed of the apple in 13 ?gai'
which she found a diamond ring * e^'^'
lier fortune is made. 'ihese i
its rcce
A Virginia woman set. her Jnir the
clothes on fire while lighting her 30th.
pipe and was burned to death? internal
Anderson Daily Mail. abie tr:
Moral : Don't light a pipe '?rces
with vour clothes on.
resourc
progrea
If you hear something drop msny a
these days, you may know it is The r
the temperature.?ChicagoNews judustr
Not always. In this country $54.72t;
it mav hannen to be the nrice ol I put intt
cotton. " "" '"7, tr'
Riiilwa
rail i o<itl
We suppose one c.'ire of the en(jjnir,
financial stringency was the millioiii
heavy expenses o- the peace eon- v!ot|S v<
gress.?Atlanta Journal. dus'ries
And another the disappearance lions to
of la'gn hunks of currency in ncroa*?i
. . , invest na
women's hats. ,|(| ind|1
===== $7,129,!
A carload o! donkeys* forty or derconi
more, rested here, a' Ross' 9ta- show th
ble, Monday on 1 heir way to year of
Rock 11:11, S. O , where they will 800 in i
become a pari ot tliecommunity. ibis the
It was the consensus ot opinion era! iir
here that (Jharlotto had enough towns, i
such cattle.?Charlotte Obser-1 improv<
ver. water a
What! more donkeys in Il-ck Ill
Hill? That's too bid?like car- *135'26
rying co il to Newcastle. How ^!?*? H *o
ever, since Lancaster is sliort on aI1(i \j0
long eared animals, she will mi- the yea
dert; ke to accomm >date h *r pro- cut-id
uressive lieii^! b-?r*a overflow. lands a
proven
Ot tl
The papers of the Slate are now jnj
with practical unniimitv con- into th<
gratulating Col. K. W. Hunt on otton t
his promotion to the position of V-stm< 1
assistant general passenirerage.nl I "tJ
, . . , . , , , lumber
of the Southern, with lieadquar- ,.e)]!Umo
ters in Atlao a. For our part we i $1,<)00 J
feel more like offering condo- $1 152,f
lences to the peoplo of South j l111'im<*
Carolina, h>r with the removal l^'^*
f|,h?
oi *joj. mini, in vi??i>r::ia our pen- * ,VJ
pie lo^e their best friend en- c^'11'
gaged in tho railroad business? ?* ur,ni
a man who oi\ merit alone has
risen step by slop Irom the hum- '1:>S ^e'>:
bio position ot fireman to the
high and responsible office h" ?????
now holds. While loyal to the Tow
interests of his employers, Col. The boo)
. I own Oixew
Hunt has ever manifested a which mm
scrupulously fair and just spiri' Ir.^'urer'
in his dealings with the patrons
of his road and the public gener
THE LANCASTER NEWS, NC
all the railroad officials Brilliant Church H'et
plovees eere of the Hunt Tho,n,on-.Mack,c
tlie relatious between the Mr Waddy R Th
rtation companies and gf LaI)casler>9 most ,
would be as pacific as a ,
1 exemplary young me
1 piiy married in Darli
uesuay anernoon ai
ILROAD AS A FACTOR IN ... .. ... ,
JUNTRY'S DEVELOPMENT. M'68 1 "ulme Bl:icl'w
. .. , cultured and fatciut
>0 who are dispo-ed to . .
, , * ladv of (hat city. It
ailroad and other corpora- ...... . ...
. tilnl church weddinj
light to study the tacts and
? , rnonv being perlon
contained 111 a statement ' T> . , .
hirst Baptist church
is been given out h.v Hie T 1
. , , . the Rev. Mr. L de,
f the laud and industrial ... ,
lho interior ol the
nient ot the bout hern . . . . .
, tasteiuhy uniquely
iv company, showing the . _ , .
' . , , with chrisanthomuu
lous development or the .. , .
. ? , needles, the color s
y in the course of twelve
. ., . yellow and green.
3 along the various line* ' , , ,
Bristow presided at
vast svstem?the new in ? _ .
. , t;an. Mr. Otto Bristc
is established, the old , .
, , . . Arthur?acted as u
enlarged and the enor , f>. , . ,
I onn viPtt n! A hfiPf
urns of monev invested , ,
groom's best man.
rovements generally. We . , ,
.. . eight bridesmaids, n
irmi the statement referr- ...
Mi-s LI -ssie lhomsi
t lie groom, eacli of w
i the territory adi icenf lo , t . ,
a bouquet of clinsau
utheru Railway and Mo- . 1 ,
Ohio railroad i? not only 'llll)u colors, lliel
ining its splendid indus- quisitely lovely in 8
owtli but 13 making new gown of white satin,
along inanuiac uring line- quet was of bridal
' viv:dlv nud |iW of ? vn|1
ires con nilod by the land . , '
,diuiri?l department of A r?e "l,mber
ines and which appear in ant' ,r'Hnds of the yo
tut annual report, cover- witnessed the impri
fiscal year ending June monv. Among tin
liie sta-istios tell a most were Mr. and Mrs. V
ting story and are remark- . T
.. . . son. of 1 join-aster, na
Unites to the ent'rprisins " ' " 1 1
worhuiK continually for *ro<>m, and iheirdaui
velapment of important 68 Hessie and Oorriui
ea and the growth and At 0:30 o'clock Mr. T
s of a section havine |,js bri le left for V
,nd diversified interests. Thev will rtls0 vi,it
eport shows that 989 new aud other point* n
ie?, with a capital of
>,000 were completed and ro'urn!MS?
> operation in ihe torri An e egant recepti?
buiary to the Southern the evening before tl
v and .Mobile tfc Ohio af the home of the i
1 duringthe twelve months en,s ftlr and Mrs. J
June 30th, a (tain of many w?u Th bride wn8
3 of capital over t'*e pre
jar. In addition 220 in- 1(111 ?' 111 nv
i made important add'.- useful presents,
their plants materiali\ Mr, Thomson, who,
nn their facilities, at. an known, is the efficiei
i'ill of $11,331,bUO and caHhier of the Banko
stries, with a capital of ? ,
,,A , , is expected to arriv>10,
were reported as un 1
it ruction. These figures his bride iti abou' ton
e investment during the y(.w /?. f. JKJionTe~
the ttreat sum of $73,280, |)/,r I m oefdr TI *i nlo
x wo' nu'ii'
ndustiies. Ia addition to n >tifled by the dep;
re was expended for gen- Washington that the ]
treatments in cities and ervl'co will bo extern
uch as buildings, street COunty, beginning t
amenta, street railways, aext January, to b(
nd light plants $58,430,- |ioute No. 7. It ?s t
is showp a grand total of r0llte, starling at No
8,785 invested in in hi - going by way of Tra
nl impr ?v< in. nt-< along ? and other points
of t.ht> Southern Rail?va\ tion o?" the county, r
bile & Oh o i ail road 'or X'*w Cut. Length of
r ero.ing June 80 ?> b'S , tni|?,s. Salary of cari
ot th m ).".ey inves ed in
ml farms ad farm m- B^SiXieSS N<
n! .
io total investments in figT'AW Notices i"?<
n trios ?4US|.0?P
1 (extile Indus' ry. iiiej notice io n counted I
nd on mills called lor in- words
Us of $ ! , 11 7 000. jion Oatmoni pancake flour at
n products $4,155 0'"jJ ?- -
mills $5.l7t?,3U0, mie- We .ire -elllng $1.00 a
. , , 4'011011 Mill Store.
us woodworking p'uiu ......
>00, luroit ure fac ' ri -s Now >h th* tirao to ruuko 1
Laa .-I i j. i ? cabbage at Bennett*.
)(>(>. hriok ill ?i!k * I ' ^
fertilizer iaotoiifeb $<118- for 8\LE?Eight fli
pig- six WM.'ks old, Wil
iij.?re. Apply to W. K. 1
>reg;>inp figures do not in* ' "sr,,r9
increase in the val,ie? s.-w cropN? w Orleans mo
, , i i nelt's.
ng lands arid I heir pro-j ? ??????
... ... One hundred barrels of
ll the pain, l' m t rt. O'I, dwtn apples at Bennett's
pace With the industrial ^F^hh'arrel cranberrie
ment. P(' A ls?> raisins, nuts, etc
fruit cake, at Bennett's
m r> New nuts and fine pees
n Taxes now Due.
t? are now open for collection of Carina 1 Danish < abbish hi
?V ?* ill bo until Nov 30o7. after win ap- las at Bennett Gro. (
i those who have not paid will Nov. 2nd 31.
? penalty. The office of the town .
in now in tho First National I have jnst receievd from t
of feathers which I will sell t
John (JSawford lb.
Troas. h. C,
)VEMBER 9, 1907.
idina?The An Old-Fashioned Coi
Hp~ Shucking?Some Corn th;
orison, one is Corn.
popular and
in, was hap- Mr. Editor: It was the ple>
ngton Wed- ur? of the writer, oil Wednesd
5 o'clock to la8t> ,0 attend an old-fashion
ell, a highly, corn shucking at Mr. L. N. Mni
itnig young gomery's, such as we had in am
was a beau- bel'utn days, and (lie occasi
i, Hie cere- awaKened in mv mind ma
ned in ihe memories of bygone days, wh
, the pastor, * lived at old Pleasant Hill, 11
officiating. Rood old sandy cpunir/
edifice Was Whore the huckleberries are low,
decorated And tlje 6??h?r pens do grow,
is and pine ?u m7 arrival I found eoi
cheme being thirty ?r more ban is surroun
Miss Marie i,,g ,he b>PRe?l pa0 0f cori
the pipe or h^ve seen in many years, y
?\v and Mi. Montgomery is one of our mo<
shers. Mr. ^""niers, and knows how to ma
son, was the corn- Ho plants the O. C. i\
There were 1,;|ilvariety, which produ
mong them eHr:| ?f *uch magnitude that In
3n, eister of . -
horn carried
ithemums of ^1 ^13
>ride wag ex-j -A.\- J
' SqNw Goods at, M
Mors.
Of relatives English walnuts, Aim
lung couple Syrup, Sv*eet and Sour
3-sivo core- tllour, Buckwheat, i
present Saratoga chips, Morasc
V. c. Th?>m- Cranberries, Preserves
irents ot the Evaporated Peaches an<
filters, Miss ^]ie hnest on earth, G
le Thomson. Brazill faniOUS.
homson and
Vadiiiifjion. Send, come or phone
Now \ork mentioned here and I w
orlh before /
Cut glass, China, Silv
in was given styles,
le m .rria'.e
>rile'9 par
W. black- .'ii 11* o
Still selling Sugar
ihe rocij - & ^
(l8omo ami
, as is well
it USSi*tHll' StlW^TE * r
mi!, W \*\J
s here with
i davfl.
r has been M ^V
artment in j|o,
rural postal
iled in litis
he 2nd of
j known as titt n a
o be a loop w e were fortr
d.67.iie!'od 01>ders for Fall 1
in that sec- 'result is we are i
most anything i
*7-?- and Shoe line at
otices. vance.
rte<! under
ON K (J JO N't
sertion. Nt Our stock of merchandise i.<
esH tnan 2. . n
you some prices on a few iten
r A/\A 1 rv 1 I r- r? 4
=? ouuu yas uuting at ;> t l-z
' " '"'tV 1,500 yds Heavy Weight Slv
hi. tH for <?!)o. 1500 yds 3 yard Sheeting 1
25 pes Jeans Pants cloth at
{mut. Carload 53 1-3 cts the yard.
We picked up a Job in Lad
i!>>rkflhire $10.00 each, worth 50 per cen
ii -oil one or We have the best line of CI
'arilu?, Lan- to j|;1H 00 the sujt
When you go to make your
lisseKi.t n.n- our ijne We have got tne go
:?7-7 Ladies Fine Shoes from 75<
thoho in.,- {;. - c]ose prjce holds good on Men
? It wju pay you to get our pi
* u!rf.oak.:'nV | wil1 lose ^Oliey.
orvea at 15,-nul
No 1 13*01- mm | |
1 Funderbur
(entneky n lot
*t 50 ctn per
, Pay son r.
1. mi. oaMVMeennMaHHM!
rn can't bite the corn from the cob.
at Some specimen ears of this corn
can be fouud at The News office,
one of which measures ten inches
,s. at the big en'', and I didn't go
HV to the other end to get its length.
Whore do you stand, Mr. W- B.
Plyler? I don't know how to
... estimate Mr. Montgomery's crop
tc
on of cori,? J believe, if lie will
nv use i( sparingly, u-ing one peck
en a week, he will hive enough to
,;li last until the end of the year
1040. '
Anion? Mi.- invited guests were
Dr. and Mrs. Boldridge, of town,
ne The do dor not only has the brain
id power to proach, but the will.
i I power and muscle to sliucK corn
Ir. as well, lie worked hard, and
I * '- I "?! 1?" civ in liiiu pfin nr>r?f irm__
! e lie's hard on "vii?els." The
,1 a- dinner was sumptuous and su e
p. rub :nda:.( and was much eui'.'
j 'Vid by all. L. J. 1*.
? ME
[ackoreH's
Arriving Every Day
onds, Butter nuts, Maple
Pickles, all sizes, Graham's
J ream of Wheat, Wheatlet, ^
hieno cherries, Mince meat,
and Jellies of all kinds.
1 Apples, Dessert Peaches,
offee?the kind that made
for anything you want not
ill rln mi/ ki^ct fa i-vIatcii iiaii
>11 UW 111^ UV/Ot IU pn-liov. ^ V7 u.
erware and Crockery, Lamps
Yours,
J B. Mackorell
20 lbs for 51.00.
,D PRICES.
mate in placing our
Goods early- The
rble to sell you aln
the Dry Goods
. practically no ads
new and complete. We quote
is to verify our statement,
and 10 cts per yard,
eeting G cts per yard.
' 1 -2 cts the yard,
less than mill prices, 12 1-2 to
ies' Long Coats from $5.00 to
t more money. Don't miss these,
othing we ever carried, from $3.50
Shoe purchases for the family see
>ods and we guarantee the prices.
:ts on to the l>est made. Same
?>n*l flkil/lKnnn1
. , KJ uiiU CIIIIUICIID .
rices, if we don't sell you some one
Yours for close prices,
k Company