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rap {T LOCAL DOTS TV ah ri Cotton, 10? cts ; seed, 22? cts. ?A few Hakes of snow were seen lo fall here Wednesday afternoon. ?Tbwn taxes are now due, as will be seen by notice published elsewhere. ?11 ,4G. M. D " will send us his full name we will publish t> ia iv* ?** ? A* u>o wuiiiiiiuiilUUUOll. ?Charlotte had both hail and snow Wednesday aiternoon. The downfall was light, however. ?The Jackeooham school will open next Monday. It will be taught by Mi.ss Lillian Stover, of Lancaster. ?The Rev. E. M. McKissick will preach a' the Carnes school house tomorrow (Sunday) alter noon a' 3.30 o'clock. ?Tin infant of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Adams, of this place, died Wednesday, ag d two days. The burial was in the new cemetery. ?Gov. Ansel has issued his nronl/imatinn n?miiio ttm o ?* ! ? Jc v?i u mJVll inst. as Thanksgiving Day?the same day designated by Presi' dent Roosevelt. ?James 11. Bowers, of the Heath Springs section, \va? enrolled as a student of the graded Rchool this week. He is going to prepare himself for college. ?Capt. J. Palmer King, the L & C's popular conductor, who was confined to his home by a few days' illness, was able to re sume his duties Wednesday afternoon. ? The Board of Stewarts, Lancaster circuit, will please in ?et at Lancaster, at the court house, 1 i o'clock, S ilurday N >v. 1G, lor final settlement. j. \\r f\ in:ww, ?? , vy, u mil. ?The Cotton Oil Company fired up its mammoth engine Thursday for the first time. The machinery is now being tested, bearings adjusted, etc , prepara tory to starting to crush seed next Monday. ?in accordance with the recommendation of the Lancaster delegation, as published in the last issue of The News, Gov. Ansel has appointed Mr. L. J. Jor dan magistrate in Kershaw, vice r J. T. Cauthen, deceased. ?Iiev. W. F. Estridge hat been calKd as pastor of the old Waxhaw, the King Street, and lierman Baptist churches, and will give all his lime to this group, which lie near together. ?Monroe Journal. ?The liov. R. G. Miller, the well-known A. R. P. minister, who has been in John Hopkins' hospital, Baltimore, for a few weeks, will be brought today to St. Peter's hospital, Charlotte. He is said to be improving jn health. ?A well-known citizen of Lancaster tells us that he has discovered how to Ret rid of nut grass. He says a tlock of geese will effectually de<troy the pe?t. He turnod some geese on a patch of the grass on his premises and they finally "killed it out" by burrowing into the ground with their bills after the nuts and eating them. THE LANCASTER ?One of the little twin sons r ""? of Mr and Mrs. J. L. Pettus of IJ the Belair section died a few |' days ago. Mr ?As published elsewhere, Mr. Qhuri M. Y. Cauthen, of lieatli Springs, will sell some valuable real estate .... . , Hill, at auction at the cou rt house ' salesday in December. M v ?George Aldrich, a i fgro, was killed at the Southern Power w>?^ Go's, works at Rocky Creek, last ca itM Thursday afternoon by the fall of Dr, a cement bucket.?Rock Hill Ro prole: cord. this v ?The Rev. R.J. Blackmon Mr, requests us to s i}T that his address js is 1117 First street, Louisville, Ktnm Kv. There are no doubt many of his relatives and friends in the ,, ', i Ward] county who would like to have town the information in order to write him. As soon as he-pets settled Mi" in Ms new home Mr. Bl?ckmon York will send us a communication Miss for publication. Mr, ?Mr. Wesley Mack Iiorfou, lor Bi of the Kershaw section, who was scitoo recently injured in h runaway, Times as published in The News at the lime, is still in a precarious con- w j diliou. It is stated that lie has not yet been able to recognize f()_ (a anv one?not even his devoted wife. ?The valuable estate lands ol . the late John Leo Tillman will 1,1 ^ . , . ... with be sold lor partition the first Monday in next month, as will be seen by notice of Clerk of the Cft,ne Court Gregory in today's paper, '?'id t The Cleric also advertises lor er? Ml sale the same day-other desirable turne< | real estate. Mr. I ?The settlement completed vi-ile here Thursday by Comptroller Accor General Jones with Treasurer low to Millen and Auditor Horton was he pa entirely satisfactory in every Thurs particular, the books of the coun j \jr ly officials being in perfect shape. 8pen(j Lancaster never gives the State at \y j authorities any trouble. Gen ge(j ^ era! Jones says this county is jng 01 one of the best financially in the wjler Slate. Mr. Meeting of Cedar Campf If. O. If. flpoon Cedar Camp W. O. W. Van (^ay> < Wyck, will have a regular meet- Charl ing at their hall, Thursday at- Concc ternoon, Nov. 14th at 2.30 p. m. days 1 Also, will meet the 4th Thurs- Mrs. 1 clay night Nov. 28th at 7.30 p. Mrs. m., when then the Protection ing se Degree will be given to candi- of her dates prepared to receive it. caster J. M. Voder, C. C. for so provii wi ?/ \nr. unuriesonro (J^roli tfunior Order Council. As announced in Wednesday's ' i*sue oi 1 lie News, State Secre- v'"e? t?ry J. S. Wilson, of the Junior kanca Order, accompanied by iVlr. W. ' I). Chambers, went to Charles- ^ boro Tuesday evening to organ spent zo a local council. The organi- ^ zation was successfully effected ? Tuesday night, lo be know as ?'1 Charlesboro Council, No. 64. Capt. The lollowing'ofTicors were elect- lor a ed: J. B Cast on, Jr. past coun- which cilor ; T. L Gregory, councilor; of Ca] J. F. Faile, vice-councilor; G. F. tion i Taylor, recording secretary; W. ago.? N. Fautkenbery, financial secretary; it. J. Mangrum, troasuror; ?^ W f MnnnA f rn tainUl M. V VU"UUUIUI ) (i, 1 . Newman, warden; J. W. In- "ie ^ grjm, inside sentinel; W. L. to Taylor, outside sentinel; J. L. 9trepfc Payne, chaplain; T. L Gregory, mecp| \V. N. Faile and It. F. Robertson, ton ^ trustees. Twenty-tive members occuP were enrolled. ^r* ? NEWS, NOVEMBER 9, 1907. -i Burial of i PERSONAL j J' I As state w ,,, , . .. . remains ol . M. W. Clyburu visited . : who died 11 otte tbis week. . day morni >s Sallie Gibson, ot Rock i0r burial visited friends here this terment afternoon . M. M. Tillman, ot Van- Hie follow , spent Wednesday in Lan- c&ster ad r> Messrs. V ,, . P. Hunter , Pryor of Cnester paid a ? ... _ . , ... , McD. Bro ssioual visit, to Lancaster ^ Tf (i l veeK. services w< 3. Jud Clark, of Yorkville, Rev. Ohali iting her aunt here, Mrs. ^j,e Presbv a Small. The bod, Coun'y Supervisor M. O. ^southern s ner, of Flat Creek, was in aceompani Thursday. berea^cJ .... . . the two so ?s Lessio Witherspoon, ol ... ' Jackson \\ ville, is visiting her cousin, , 1 , fo wife; Mrs. Annie Witherspoon. , n sister, of H J. W. Elms lett Monday H. Stewart alair, where he will leach 0f ixock 11 1 this winlo'' AT.11 .. , X vji 1 iHill ? I, Mr. I levin What j *s Biggs, of Charleston, Says. n town this week, soliciting The tollc r the home in Charleston Camden I lieu women. with inter* nptroller General Jones, ''10 young lumhia, spent Wednesday ^r- Kerbe ucaster, making settlements lot,e? w&s (he county tax officials. ^ias ma,hv Ti on i The foil, js lleseie Thomson, who actly 8uth, home from Converse tout it seems tl ;lie marriage of her brotli- sister-in la r. Waddy K.Thomson, re- big one at il to college yesterdav. '^ie '^ht who is wel J. M. Grier, ot Fort Mill, in this com d Lancaster this week, met at the npanied by his former fel- ot ours> M iwnsman, Capt. S.E While. united .. . It has hoei id this othce a pleasant call giderable 1 day. were keepi . I. G.Coan, who has been suddeanes m!?o? n? hi H.g a lew days with Iriend. r trl|p" 0~; ?ite Blufl, his old home,pas- ha8 secure* irough here Thursday even- iievo will a his way to Rock Hill, him, and t i he now lives. 1 "?? them all , and Mrs. Hazel Wither- voyage thr returned home Wednes ihe former from a visit to y rotractcd ft axha otte and the latter from Church. >rd, where she spent a few A protre with her parents, Judge and gin at the VIontgomery. church on|i , Harriet Rorie, after spend- Ihe I veral days at the bedside ?* ^ nrkvili son 11. J. Rorie of Lan- Wl'h'ig , who has been quite sick me time but is now im many lc ig, has returned home.? flt ma Citizen, Jefferson. since. 1 h cordially ii . J. G. Wardlaw, of York- services spent, a day or two in ^.i<r twjce ,ster this woek Ha ami ? . ar | J o'cloi Lessie Witherspoon, also of ;lt 7 .15 rille, and a visitor here, tjnu0 uiroi Wednesday at the historic axhaw church cemetery. Freak Cor . Mr. R. 5 i'he Times wishes to thank hig.dy suc? {>. E. White, of Lancaster, vicinity, 1 . basket of nice potatoes iX curiosity i were sent to us by orders (>ars , or pt. White from his planta- <>n ( near this place a few days V'-lop d. -Fort Mill Times. ' whi,e imP this except Ir. George Ferguson and acres, whi< | ? moved this week Irom of measure cCardell place in East End, of the regi liood house on French Mr. Wei Mr. Alexander, master an unusua ?nic of tho Lancaster Cot- Lie has al il Company, and tamily will bushels olT y the dwelling vacated by is not yet 'ergu6on. his crop. KtiNi wwt mumr-. afcatwirt he Lamented Dr. IF. te. d in our last issue, the > ! t)r. W.J. While, 1 n Spencer, N. C., Tue3ng, were brought bore Wednesday, the intertaking place in the in th,Ji now cemetery, ing gentlemen of Lanted as pall-bearers : /. .J. Cunningham, J . , W. P. Bennett, YV >wn, J. C. Elli?>tt and ftwfoid. The Mineral f., ere conducted by the ; (j iiicr > Fr er, p?6toroi 1 terian church. \ y,which arrived on tin- \\ midday I rain, wa s \ od to L mcaster by Ihe widow. Mrs Whie. us, Messrs; Webb and j J rbite and the former^ mQn Fanme B 'Clcham and , , look Hill; Messrs. W. sjzec t and Win Feweil, also ( mor< rt 1 'tnnif/ Married?-- j fl in Hroth<r-in-L<tw ?? Cr KJKJ nving, taken from the golit 'eople, will be read Lars jat in Lancaster, where gold gentleman referred^ to, up. ! rl Young, now ol Char- $1.5( reared, and where he stom friends: ferir awing report is not ex for i en'icated, but from it worf lat we have another v, and a very charm- . that. On Thursday, in fit., Miss Bell Childers. unlii I and favorably known morn munity is said to have sent* Fair a brother in-law r. Herbert Young, and ^ I to him in matrimony, l known to us a conime that the couple ?? tig company, but the ; of the a flair almost JS* I 'eathlef-s. Iftherepori r young brother-in-law i a wife whom we be- IS ' be a real help-meet to iie bride a husband in to tie implies. We wish ( happiness in their ou?'' "fe- pro. Meeting to he Held (it tv Presbyterian I icted meeting will be- ^ Waxhaw Presbyterian line Sabbath morning, Nov ,? lev. E. E. Gillespie, ^ le, S. 0., has signified be I ;ness to do the preachwill he remembered r his faithful sermons fres > church a few months e public generally is ^ * ivited to attend these ^ There will be preach i day, in the morning ik and in the evei ing and The meeting wi'l conjghout the week- . fllie n and Otherwise, j. Welsh, one of tlie line jessful farmers of Ibis iHB left at this office Dr in tho way of four , n in one shuck. The ^ iach ear are well de at \ The corn is of Wood s r roved variety. With lion, in a field of '24 con sh yielded 150 bushels 'dcorn, the ears are llatiou kind. Irth has made this yearl^Jh lly fine crop of corn, ready gathered 1000 P. a three-lior?e farm and ship through hauling up ruta likei 5 (Jk 27,375 J ujj Times g JpFigure it out?spoons K n it) used three times a day M for twenty-five years? 9 ;!j I and mill g foti. I The secret of the long ,< life of spoons bearing this I | || stamp | lies in the fact that they B (faL7/>g- \ &ro inlaid with sterling H hl"?r j \ silver at points of con- H if' AlWx \ tact, giving them the H j dun bility of solid sil- H I vcr ;:oon at less than II ' yj haif t he cost. g / / %juaiai:Tcca 2f years ft' V FOS SALE BY I B. C. Hough. im still offering a few Diad Rings for less than they worth. 1 have some small i, running from $12.50 to 30 that are really worth 5 than I ask for them. sr for this week only lid Gold Cuff Pins 05c pair, 1 Gold Crescent Br x>ch, 65c, 'er $1.00 and $1.25. Solid Baby Ring 50c and 75c and Solid Gold Ladies Set Rings ), $2.00 and up, any color e you want I am still oflg the plain Solid Gold Ring $1.00 though it is really h more. 1 these goods are 1st class rery respect and bear our nited guarantee. Your ey back if not as repreed. ?. C. HOUGH Jeweler and Optician srgusun s the place 1 r U ? J uu^ ^uui in_o. v y ami :y groceries, fruits, iuce, eggs, butter, ltry, etc. I have any ig you want in tnis and at lowest prices, delivery service can't Deat. also have the best h fish and "oysters to lad almost .'every day he week, 'hone me your order it will be promptly d and delivered, have just put in a of y Goods tfShoes propose to sell them rery lowest prices, iive me a call and be ir tuv.vu kiirtt L 111S IS tlJC :c to trade. .F.Ferguson. S.?Just Received a fresh ment of those fine yellow baga turnips that everyone > so well.