f_ U^IXXTS lF
Cotton, 10 cts ; seed, 18 cts. Mr
?The Rev. Dr. Rice, of Ker ^har
shaw, will preach at Beaver Creek Th
C lurch next Sunday at 1 i o'clock, Land
a. m. day.
*
?Elgin Farmers' Union will Mi
meet Thursday night at school Mrs.
house. T. J. IJarper, lotte,
Sec. ?,
Mr
?Dr. Boldndge will conduct shaw
Thauksgivilig services at Antioch Lane
church on Thanksgiving Day, at ^
a o ciock in the afternoon. ~
Gash
?There was an alarm of fire with
Sunday night about 11 o'clock,
but it proved to bo only the ..
. . , 4 . , Mon<
burning of a trash pile in the jierg
vicinity of the L. tfc (J. depot.
s M
?John McC'iUough, col., ^
pleaded guilty in Magistrate Ca?- r ^
koy's court a day or two ago on
the chargeof ouryinga concealed ^
pistol. Sentence, $100 tine or 30 ^aH
days on chaingang. He went to banc
the gang. arriv
?Mr. Willie-Ross Mooro, ot
Lancaster, was one of the David- been
. . ?>;*??
son college players in tne g ime ,l'"
of football played in Charlotte ^?'u
Saturday with the A. & M. College
team, which was won Ly Mi
tho latter. Satu
? Mr. Hoy E. Stnrnes and Pare
Miss Nettie Rorie, daughter ol '*eni
Mr. R. J. R-?rie, of the mill ^"a(
community, were married last M
Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, who
at the Grace Methodist person- mer'
age, by the pastor, the Rev. C. W. 1
P. Carter. Coiu
?The little 8 year old son ol M
Mr. II. L. Bivins, of Pickens, his 1
that was burned todaa'h a few Paul
days ago, from his night clothes relui
catching on tire, while standing Nort
before the firepl"ce, was a neph
ew of Cupt. W. C. lleith, ot ^,.3
Mo,iroe- niec<
?Rev. B. S. Funderburk of las,
Chesterliehi, S. C., who has for Mrs.
tjie past two or three years been ^
pastor of Meadow Branch Bap \fHr]
tist church, Wmgate, resigned tQ ut
last Saturday, his resignation er jy
taking effect after the service last j^jle
Sunday.?Monroe Enquirer. q ^
?The union Thanksgiving ser- land;
Vices ot the congregation? of Lan jyj_
caster will be held this year in VJue
the First Baptist church, at 11 jlert;
o'clock a. m., on Thanksgiving (non
day?Nov. 28. The collection acc0]
will he lor the different orphan ?^rs
a^e8, dent
?Mr.G. W. Plyler, of Lancas. hors<
ter county, S. C., was here last her t
Saturday and repoit'ed that far- run <
mers in his section have made was i
the largest crops of corn ever.
Some tenants working bnt one Towi
horse have made 300 or 400 ter
bushels of corn. The corn crop, Se
Mr I'lyler says, has been saved soutl
in fi ne condition, hardly a rotten rcsid
ear in a whole crop.?Monroe <>f tl
n-iiquuer. lorn
? We are requested to an- '*c
nounced that there are two or er'
three needy fatjii lies in the mill ^ ?r^
community t o whom the King's tj-v
Daughters desire to extend re- ^r*
f pi
lief, and with that end in view
an appeal is made to the gener- ' "'H
ous-hearted people of Lancaster lev'r
for contributions of cash, food, *)V ^
clothing or anything that they Pa
see proper to give. Contributors
will please leave their dona lot, 1
tions at the residence of Mrs. W. $440
T. Williams. purcl
. ..
THE LANCASTER NEWS, 1
PERSONAL J I
'. J. T. Thoraasson visited w ?
lotte last Saturday. ^ ^
te Hon. M. J. Hough, of
eford, wa? in town Mcu- M
s. T. M. Hughes is visiting m yoil
L. U. Harrison in Char- m .
f S^ecia
VV. L. Croxton, of lver m _
spent Monday night in J DE
aster.
V W tt 4 ^ *
UU" U1 ffa "t
onia, is spending a few days jk
his family here. m 25 pieces
.sa Cornelia Elliot spent 3,?^!?'
, n manv
iay night in Fort Lawn with m yard.
ister, Mrs. Lloyd Moore. M
rs. E. A. Thompson, of K vwC "t
getown, is visiting her fath- m 10 pieces
hief of Police I. T. Hunter. Ig come ir
. r i tt i , m ber Bai
ipt. John II. h ltzpatrictc, of
hiugton, Ga., is on a visit to 1 50c 1
aster, his old homo, having ^
ed here Monday. # 15quahd;y
iss Lizzie Connors, who has m Novem
spending several weeks ^ "7C I
relatives and friends in M / ww I
mbia, returned home Mou- w 4 pieces 1
uight. ? ular pr
lf , % 75 cent
rs. Ellison llagins spent
rday and Sunday with her !f $1 th
nts, Mr. and Mrs. B. LI. m
lett, of the Jones Cross to ^hilTpri
is section. S Panam
r. and Mrs. James Hardin, K serges
liave been visiting the for- a merous
.. , v* vember
s parents here, Mr. and Mrs.
?. Hardin, left Monday for m ????
r. Waddy R. Thomson and m
ove'y bride, formerly Miss M d>1 xL
ine Blackwell, ol Darlington. ^
iiou Monday trom th??r m line <
hern tour. 1 sorts be
m vembet
rs. M. li. Turner, sister ol m __
W C. Thomson, and her <1/^
3, Miss Louise David,of Dal- ^ Cv/
iV*x is, are visitu/g Mr. and M One case
W. C, Thomson. ^
rs. M. E. Cauthen went to if 5 cer
lington, W. V a., Saturday M n
tend the funeral of her broth- m Govern
Lr. S. C. Vaulandmgham. m
was joined at Concord, N. ! i 8 anc
y her niece, Miss Ethel Van- t 0n(? casQ
ingham. ^ Novem
8. John M. Hinson, of Longs- S jp.
, came up Saturday to visit C0
laughter, Mrs. John J. Black- m 15 pieces
, returning home Sunday, m lac
onpanied by Mr. Blackmon. m ^Jor
Hinson met with an ae< i M
while driving to town. lLr /\i
3 stumbled and tell, causing ^ V/ 1
o fall out and tlie buggy to &
aver her. Fortunately, she M Nr
"urt- r\% OrriM
H Lots Soltl at Auction Yes. u (! Ilea p
'dtif/?Good 1'rices liealizeU. 0
veral lots on Market street, % P2 "3
i of Mr. W. B. Knight's M W
ence, belonging to the estate m mlb
ie late John C. Hoke, of W
: county, weie sold at pub- m
auction here yesterday by
< of the Court. Tate, of
tville. The cottage occupied ?-The mem 1
[r. Ilalhcock was bought by Methodist chui
W. J. Cunningham at. $995. trons 01 ,he Stcottages
occupied by Meesra reQ,,GstG,j fco m
,, j o t-i i next l4 rid ay ni
on liagins and o. b. Lang*
ospectivelv, were purchased ?* nis**ch
M"e7' ?:Y',rk' w"? TSytZZy
$935 lor the former and merohanti who
for the latter. The vacant the largest deal
ying on the railroad,brought U9 that his cas
, Mr. It. B. Allison being amounted to o4
Imser. dollars.
NOVEMBER 20, 1907.
??ii
o:h1 this list of Bargains and ;
r November Shopping?. Everj
1 Priced for November Sltoppe
lE^s (iooi)s aTie
15 doz. la
he yard .
36' and 40-inch All-Wool Dress af
comes in plaids and solid colors, | 4lO 3.1
goods in the lot worth 50c the 1 pne
Special price for November 25c. | ' v..
i/lic X^IVI
:he yard At 1<
54-inch All-Wool Broadcloths, 20 doz. T
1 season's best colors. Novem- you ah
-gain price 50c the yard. Price 1
:he yard ~T~\
? fancy Dress Goods, beautiful
and best colors for the season,
ber Sale price 50c the ya'd. New shi}
Noverr
.he Yard $12.50.
, TT, W1ll
3laid Broadcloth in colors. Reg- buy.
ice 1.00, November sale price, '
s the yard. _ .
e Yard
)f dress goods to select from at Big lot o
ice. 54 inch Broadcloths, 50 in. that w
as, 45 in. fancy plaid goods, 50 in. One lot
and many other goods too nu- " "
i to mention. All going in No- " "
sale at $1.00 the yard. " "
SILKS MEI
e Ya-d
)f fancy and plain silks in sea- Our Octc
...4- ?i --'1
:ol cuiurs mil ?5o in. wide, JNo- oi
: sale price $1.00 the yard. have b
! way w
nts the yard m-icla
^'11 7^
flannelette best grade, Novem- J, *
e price 10 cents the yard. iese ;
1 more t
its the yard ?
27 in. Outing special price for
iber sale, 5 cents the yard.
110 cents ' Bu^4sug
cotton flannel, special priced for rSei
ber sale at 8 and 10 cents. $l.o0, J
Shoes.
snts the yard ^,iciar
mottled flannel just the thing See our r
lies heavy underskirts. Novem- den lin
5 price 10 cents the yard. are thi
JR MILLINERY DE
eu Shipment of Millnery for
i
?l Si \' ???/! ci...
?. ? uu ?ie JSIIO
as the quality will permit.
L tliOII) j^ncast
i
>er* ol Si. Luke I ?Mr. Frank Connor and
*ch and the pa-(Pearl Neely, daughter of M
Luke school are1 W. Neely. of Grace's, were
eet at the church ried last Sunday, by the Ke
A. Dabney.
lants of Lancaster ?Sam Mackey,a worthy y
lsually fine trade , .
. A dry goods color<"1 0,t,Zen> 24 yc"r"
iR by no means who 1,8(1 beon working at t
ler in town, tells Falls, died of pneumonia S;
h sales Saturday day evening, at the home c
/or three hundred father, William Mackey, r
of Lancaster.
- -_ -3
" ' - 5
vou will see where to ^
>rt]iinj?* in our store is 3
?rs.
> cents J
idies fleeced undervest regular m
: value, November sale price 15 9
id 50 cents I
of Fascinators and Shawls for 9
vember Sale at 25 and 50 cents. 9
3 cents f
oboggins, all pure wool, the kind ^
vays pay 25c for, November Sale M
.9 cents. m
I)1 KS' COATS )
jment of Ladies Coats just in for w
iber Sale at $5, $6.50, $8, $10 and k
If you are interested in a Coat 9
pay you to see ours before you #
II)1 US' KTTliS 1
f ladies furs to be sold at prices W'
ill astonish you. . M
$2.50 Furs Nov. Sale price $1.65 m
4.00 " " " " 2.98
5.00 " " " " 3.50 1
7.50 ' " " " " 5.00 I
S'SANl) HOY'S |
CLOTHING )
>ber sales for clothing is the lar- %
* any one month's sales since we m
een in Lancaster and the only M
e can account for it is we have m
a right price. See our special m
suits for November at $10, a
, $15, $16.50 and $18. Any of
suits are worth from $2. to $3.50 m
han we ask you. m
IOES SHOES J
* shoes at Cloud's, where you al- ?
fet your money's worth. M
Ladies Vici Bluchers, Nov. sale M
Big Line Ladies Heavy Kangaroo
Nov. Sale $1.50, Big Line Ladies w
id Patent Leather shoes at $2 to m
nen's Keith Conqueror and Boy- m
ie at $3.50 to $5.50. These shoes m t
; season's correct styles. S
PARTMENT I
Xowmber Shoppers, fa
wn and at prices as % 1
I
er's Best Cash Store. 1
M'ss Mr. Xrirton (ronton Dead.
r' J' Mr. Newton Gaston, a promi1,11
r nent citizen and gallant Confedv
T ? .
* era'o veteran of Chester county,
died Sunday morning. He leaves
oung " w^dow, who was Miss Baskin,
. , sister ot the late Mrs. W. B.
?( ' Dunlap of Rock Hill, and several
reat children, among them Dr. J. N.
a'ur- Gaston, of Eilgemoor, and Mrs.
if his Rosa Strait, of Rock Hill. The
lorth remains \yore buried Monday at
Pleasant Grove church.