University of South Carolina Libraries
j^ LOCAL DOTS ^jj jj Cotton, 10^ cts; seed, 18 cts. Ool. ?The Rev. Mr. Walters will Thursd preach at Hanging Rock church Miss tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, her tri ?Mr. A. W. Chance lias an t0:> announcement in today's paper, Mr. to wJiich your attention is di ed Rot rected. * ing h?> ?Mr. George P. Holler, who Mr. was manager of the Oakland went dairy farm, Rock Hill, died Wed- upend nesday. Mes ?The Rev. R. T. Blackmon Est rid will preach at Bethlehem church ehaWj tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon at visitor 3 o'clock. Mrs ?Mr. Cdleman Stewart, one York^ of the oldest citizens of Union terest county, N.C., died last Wen monfcl nesday. Me was 77 years ot age. ^ir ? Mr. Oscar Sadler, a promi- of Noi nent citizen ol York county, died here \ suddonly Tuesday night, at his Mr M home ill the Sharon commu- ily. nity. Mr ?The board of stewards of Fort Heath Springs Methodist church night will meet at the residence ot Mr. a Mr. Lewis Rollings next Monday East 1' morning, at 10 o'cloc k. ?Mr. O 0. BlacUmon, of this daugli vicinity, has left at this office a caster curiosity in the way ot Irish po- Wash tato growth. The potatoes grew of M on the vine3 instead of in the Hill 1 ground. Mr ?The contract to repair Cane and tl creek bridge on the Charlotte ter, 1 road was let Tuesday bv Super- Oldha visor Perry to Mr. W. D. Starnes Mill '1 for $180, which was the lowest Heler bid therefor. weddi ?Yesterday was Arbor Day ,nony in South Carolina. The day wasj Sec appropriately observed by the of C Lancaster graded schools, and night * probably by the sohooU through Lance out the county. triern) ? Mr. J. E. Moser and Miss ^ Eiossie Yandle, of Vance town- tlreat ship, were married Sunday, Nov- ?* Mi eraser 3rd, at the home of the Part * bride, J. VV. Deese, Esq., ofli- Soutl ciating.? Monroe Journal. i Kreat ?Sheriff Hunter and Chief of Mr Police Hunter poured out on. the prom ground twelve gallons of whig, citize key here Thursday, which had the c< been seized and held thirty days ^ J under the Carey-Oothrau law. the li ? A hot supper, for the bene- . '>Ur fit of Camp Creek church, will *n,,e 1 QilH be served at the residence of Mr. , A. H. Carter next. Wednesday . . ? .* in thr nignt, zuui instant, i tio pub- . j . lie is cordially invited to at 1S US . i says tend. Count ?Miss Cora Thomas, daugh- pftred ter of .Mr. S. D. Thomas, who Oarol was 11 resident of Lancaster a few <; years, now of Wylie's Mill,Ohes- jt we] ter, was married recently in An- tjlem gueta, Ga., to Mr. J. C. Hudson, of Danville, Va. ' i ' ? t ? While endeavoring to cap appo] ture his horse, which had gotten No. 7 out of his stable last Saturday cd in night, Dr. E. C. Brasington Jan. sprained one of his feet very badly and is confined to his bed. ?1 ?Kershaw Era. Pleas ?Mr. J. M. Grier was the c"tl?' gu at Thursday of Capt. S. E. menfc W ite, of Lancaster. Capt, w^'e Wiito's many friends here will v ho >leased to know that he is C?' liai > and hearty and enjoying *'mt 'better health than for some time. ^')OU ?Fort Mill Times. in ahl THE LANCASTER NEWS, N I???? ? ???Marriage in Fo Evening. I Misa Mary Ar Mill's most popi L.roy Spr.ag. speU ladi6a, l?y in Columbia. Oldham, ot Ch., i Satlit Gregory is visiting rled Thursday end, Miss Mary Geer, at home of the Capt. and Mrs. w t /~i * - ? ,|,u" ? ? ? . .i. VUll!li<l?liam Visit- ?UD WBUiUUjr V Llill tins week, return- t',? ^ev- ?' ;ne Thursday. ^r* ^ a^e H. < 1 U Air t r'/A mingham, Ala., and M.s. W . I. .Gregory * . uroom, was hesi to Atlauta yesterday* to ... , ...... . W. L. Wilhoite, a few tow days. , T o J Mr. J. L. Sprat sra. J. I. Bowers, R more acted as grooms ge and J. U. (Jook, ot Ker maids were Mis were among Lancaster's sister ot the I s this week. Walker, of Cha M. J. Perry visited danie Massey, c rille this week, in the in- *""" of the Confederate m m'u- *ine 1 otatocaLo be erected in Lancas.er. ilel T> 7| ** Our good tru and Mrs. John A. Steele, ... ' Mr. Oriti C. Bb rioik. Vii., si) nt Thursday , .. ' 1 Kindlv presente vdh the hitter's brother, .... , . ' his line vegetal) J. T. Williams, and lam- , . , engaged in dpK crop of Irish'P^ and Mrs. Lloyd Moore, o' us a day or two Lawn, spent Wednesday splendid* tuber with the former's parents, the Red Bliss > nd Mrs. W. M. Moore, in ifom 15 to 20 oi 2* .. .1 :i"u. doubtful it any s Clara Barrett Strait, as these are ev< iter of Dr. Strait, of Lan- market. One , an artist of note at Put 0,1 the 8Ca' iugton, D. C., is the guest niou weighed *2 rs. W. J. Roddev.?Rock ^r? Blackmo lecord. Kft'e ^or ll*8 nev , m w t af <1.40 per bi and Mrs. T. M. Hughes . ,, . , , .. , , ceedmg so well leir handsome little d?ught. 1 , , 7. ness that he wi! Miss Helen, attended the , . . . , . ? . and corn at 1 im-Ardrev nuptials 111 fort. , _ .... , . .... planting all his hursday evening. Little .... J , H # . tables that he 1 was the bearer of the .. . , small grain. 1 ing ring during the cere- . h 0 planted onions trade and will iretary of State McCown, thousand cabbi olumbia, spent Thursday week. He man and yesterday morning in vegetables for ister, as the guest of his t|,e year. At | I Mr. J. S. Wilson. lie and plying his man Vilson spent Thursday, at turnips, potatoi Falls. The primary object _ r. McOown's visit to this 3larri<if/e of M\ )f the State was to see the ^hnrlottt ? , lie Houffh, 1 iern Power company s 1 * * .t u 11 Miss Nellie plant at the halls. , , complished ant . A. P. Spratt, one of the daughter of tli inent and most substantial ^ j 0 ns of the upper portion of ter county, 'v ?unty, and his friend, Mr. Tuegday t0 Mr. . Kerr, who resides across # prominent yf ne in North Carolina, spent v,cinity nf Ch iday in Lancaster. Wo are ceremony was ted to them for a pleasant home Qf the bi while here. It was Mr 9 0?clock a> t's first visit to Lancaster Jordan 0fficiati ee years. Waxhaw, N. 0., wedding principal market, hut he diaU) family an Lancaster would be if the beiug present y had good roads. As com- breakfast wt with the roads in North wbjcu \jr i ina, those in this county, chftrmiug brid Ipratt says, look as though North re against the law to work Relatives lr< attended the w ' ' R. 0. Mcllani Mr. W.J. Evans has been brlde> and daU( inled carrier of rurai route ^ jj t , which, as previously not- br0'tUe'ri and The News, will bo effective bri(|o h#8 niirers in Lam * " " occasionally vi Mr. Martin Beckham, ol ,pndod th? ant Hill, the collector of one for ? u statistic* for the govern in this county, tells us thai rp|u, j^ev i in the Taxahaw section Yorkville w veek be saw the largost pile Mi|e Presbytei n aw Mr. Amos Mungo'e row aftern00n he ever saw in his life, t 100 persons were engaged ucking the corn. y?u / J**; - - #* ,r " * OVEMBER 16, 1901. r? Mill Tharadau Death, of Mr. Orin Twitt Mr. Orin Twitty,a wel drey, one of Fort citizen of this county, di liar and lovable day aud was buried We and Mr. J. M. pork Hill church. II rlotte, were miir-|time re8ided at the cott evening, at the here, where his wife di bride's parents, i^vo years ago. lie moi J. W. Ardrey. Lancaster to Camden, r nis performed by t0 ^jds county some tim Thorn well, L> O j Mr> T witty was a 31d'nam, of Bir- years of age and leaves , brother ot the children, among them t t man, aud Mr. Messrs James and Churl , ot Charlotte, and ^ who moved to Texa t, ot Fort Mid,: daughter. Mrs. Kan (1 men. The bride s- j^ershaw county. There s Mabel Ardre.v, ^wo 8ons living in thih >ride, Miss Kitty Messrs Kli and San ford rlotte, and Mis* . . ? . >f Rock llill. Httm ntlii Stable# Itunif ,, Mill ft* Perish- in i'/in Lancaster's Mo- Mr. J. W. II. W ean* inner. farm lies ea*t of Pleas ck farmer friend, had the misfortune to tcKmon,has again barnjand stables by fire } d to us some o' morning aboii' 1 o'clock ilcs. As Irn is now of his mules also perish ging- his second flames. His two hor.-es ta'oes, he brought ed lo bre ik out (>f the ago" a lot of the and were thus saved, s. They oi had a lot of corn and rarkOy and weigh quantity of roughness uuces each. It is It was with the greatest potatoes a9 large that he and his neighl ar shipped to thi- ceeded in saving other I of the potatoes on the premise*, one es by Mr. Black- did catch on fire, pounds. It is not known how n is finding ready started, but the suppos it frpal) nnlntnuo * ' ., iiimi u was rue worK o ishel. Lie is sue oendiary. Mr. We ant in the truck busi- is fully $1300. lie ha II plant no cotton $400 insurance. all another year, ?: - i lands in vege- Municipal Ticket Nor doesn't bow in __ _ ~ , , , , Mr. Editor: Numer le has already . .. . payers having the in for the spring ' , " , Lancaster at heart anu i set out several . . , tiond, aggre-sive and pr me plants next .... 1 , administration oi our oil ages so as to nave . . . beg to nominate the sale every day in ? . ticket lor Mavor and aid jresent he is sup- r Lor Mayor, W. J. < y customers with , J ham. e For Aldermen, W. T. r." II G A*hcr,,ft, Ur- u- Kundfir|>url and Miss ael- Lazenby,J. J. Blackmc of fjunds/ord. Thomson, W. 1*. Benne Hough, the ac- These men will serv I attractive young believe that they will ir e lion, and Mrs. ly and economically a f Landsford, Ches the affairs of the City t< ras married last interests of its citizens. II. G. Ashcraft, Tax ?ung farmer of the Lancaster, S. C. Nov. arlotte, N. C. The .. ? . performed at the Col. Springs Nomin ide's parents, at Mayor. m., the Rev. Mr. ng. It wasa quiet Mr. Editor: The many only the imme Col. Leroy Springs, kn< id near relatives business quaiificat I. A delightful theinany needs of irnpro is served, uiier ?ur 'tr.sn, do hereby Vshcraft and his him n-*' a candidate fo e left for a trip 'or ^ho Lown ot Lancas Many 1 nn Lancaster who ~ . ' ? ' ' T ' ?? ... A Hard DeM to P^ ending are: Mrs. *?i owe a debt of pratitndo tin us, sister of the l,<? ??' wr'tOH '* & f? , , ,, . field. Iowa, "for my roscuo frc: 'liter, MlSS liessiej |>r Kind's Now pisooverv. Itotl It'll the bridn's ??> Bdrtously affealml that <lo ,nil mi limit, wliou 1 commenced Irs. Hough. Til" Oiscovery. The ominous di ( . , congh qiul before the first botl y triendg and ad- and two mor? li. ttloK made i asrnr wliorn ?h? ?"r?-' Nothing has over e aster, W it re sne Discovery for coaghs, colds hi (its. She also at- an<* 'unKcomplaints. (Tonrau 'lerlmrk Pharmacy. 5uo and idea school here at bottle free. i few months. ? ^ ?Mr. J. P. Belk, of E. E. Gillespie, ol and MiM 8allie N,al ill preach at Six marriei1 last l'?eal1*y rian church tenor '"H" at tbe home of 11 ?? q o'r.ir/,1, father, Mr. T. B. Ni9b at 3 o'clock. J. 1. Allison porformei riage service.?Monro* e The News? er. Tk?own To the Public: ed Tueednesday This announcement is an ane at one nua/ onet especially coming at on mills f/,is season of the year. ed about vmnnmmann red from gjx years ag0 j came before eturning Uhe public as a retail dealer in e auo. I a small way proportionate with bout. 55 j my ability then, and while it has several i n?t Srown mammoth nronor * X tions yet [ am not ashamed or c o.?s, a?raj(j[ to rehearse the record BS i*lU then and now. is, ami a g0 far as a living share of the ibsou, of patronage of the general pub- ? i are hIbo lie is concerned, 1 feel that I county, can fully appreciate the patronTwit tv age of any and all people, and * ' why? I n the first place, prior to the war of the Sixties, 1 was m 's "" P'acc'(l *n the Ledger office to learn the tkade. The time fol- j r, whose lowing, for many years, found ant Hill, me rigidly adhering to the solose hi- ber, honest upbuilding of the testordav craft in my native town and to Three which i loved to cling (as the , . ' old citizens of the county well eu in t ie pnow) until il[ health forced me I raanag from the trade. I adopted this 1 > stables business as a means of support lie a ho for myself, disdaining the idea a laige appealing to chatfty. burned A liberal share of the patron,.' age solicited and will be thankdimcultv o 11 i fully received. )ors Mil Any orders left with me for ) inklings Thanksgiving supplies or Christof which mas confectioneries, fruits, oranges, raisins, nuts, etc., will the fire l)e highly appreciated and carein.,.. i8 fu"ymiedC - - i mi in- ror rree LMSiriDuticm lo89 ,s about In due time will have a lot of Lithograph Calendars for 1908 to distribute among my cusm a tomers and friends?they will mate . j?ree jQr askings should I ous tax- not think f I can be found, as usual, at eres o j.jie qjj stancj Opp0Site the First wishing a National Bank, ogressive Most respectfully, ty affairs, following j\n \\ . V IlcillCC. ermen: Cunning- . ? Business Notices. ,\i; Notice, inserted under C, L. C. tins head at the rate of ONK CENT ..r p A IVOKI) for each insertion. No in, \\ . C. notice to be counted less than 2ft tt. words. 6 atld we We want your chickens, turkeys, butter, itelligeilt- "n<l eRHS DOW IOr Thauk88iviu8-? Bennett dminister hogs for sale Brood sows, shouts D the beet ftnt^ P*88 ,l" ?,,e BerkHhires. Apply to W. C. IlonoVl Ijinnuulue To any-one who will send us tlitee Dolpayerp. lurs in cash for a sack of Town-Talk Hour 11 10(17 will get one "25c package of Dr. Shoop's 1 ' * Health Coffee free Come quick, llenuett (Iroeeiy Co. ated for FOB S \LE (rood horse and buggy Will sell at a bargain. Buggy nearly new. Apply to J E Itutledge, Lancaster. 2t Oatmeal pancake flour at Dennett's. friends ol ,. Now is the time to make kraut. Carload 0WIJlg 111$ cabbage at Dennett's. lOltS, New crop N't w t)rl<aus nii>lass -s at D-nvement of r a t snominate One hundred barrels of those fine Baldwin apples at Dennett's r Mayor, ? I Kresli barrel cranberries just receiv er? led. Also raisins, nuts, etc. for making Vie nils fruitcake, at Dennett's __ New nuts and lino pcoscrves at Den^ y t n* :t t s it can never " ,rk, of west- perSonal Property for Sale. uu death, by r J li lungs were ?? ? ath seemed j sop aj public anrtion at my house taking New j j? fjlt. Union church section <>n limsil.iv ,, ...ivmiii; Nov. 2<>, beginning at 10 o'clock, nil uty tie win used, pemoDal property, including, 1 borne i oomplete cown, hog--,'2 wagons, 2 buggies, farming (pinled Now implements, lionaebold nnd kilcbeii furad all throat niture, etc.- (J. W. l'.iulkeuberry. ted by Fun$1.00. Trial _______________??____ Cured of Bright's Disease. Monro? Mr. llobert O linrke, Klnora, N Y., ^ I writes: "Before I started to une Foley's )Ot Wpre I Kidney Cure I bad to get up from twelve i PI r I to twenty timen a night, and I wan all in onar bloated up with dropny and my eyesight he bride's vv,lH 80 impaired I eould scarcely sue on. N of my family across the room. 1 had given et. Rev. up hope of living, when a friend recora, mended Foley's Kidney Cure. Ouo 60 1 toe mar- cent bottle worked wonders and before I 3 Etldtlir- taken the third bottle the dropny bait gone, an well an all other symptoms of Bright'n disease." Funderbnrk Pharmacy . ?t *