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||| ~LOCAL DOTS '''jjj. Cotton, 11 1-4 cts ; seed 18 ct<?. The Elgin flchool, to be taught Itev. W. C. Winn, will open / jiext Monday. ry m ~ ?Rev. J. L. Freeman has resigned as pastor of the Winns boro Baptist church. ^-A son was born* to B3r. ami Lloyd Moore, of Fort Lawn, thi 3rd instant. J-The Rev. R. T. Blackmon wii preach at Bethlehem church tomorrow (Sunday) at 11 o'clock, a. p. .?There will be preaching totLorrow morning at 11 o'clock at Hopewell church, by the RevE. Si. MeKissick. ?There will be a basket supper at Pleasant Plains on Tuesday night, 10th instant. The public iB cordially invited to attend. ? About two inches of Bnow fell here Wednesday afternoon, which was followed Thursday morning by the coldest wave ol the season. ?Exercises at the graded school were suspended yesterday on accouut of the fact that the heating furnaoea are being overly h.iulad^nd repaired. 1 ?^^inrse belonging to Mr. J. gT D. ^^j^tr^er died yesterday of rabies.^,lt is supposed to have been bitten by a dog sometime ago, and became very vicious.? Monroe Journal. ? Mr. Frank Sims and Miss Easter Roberts, daughter of Mr. ' Frank Roberts, of the Fork Hill section, were married at Antioch church Sunday, Nov. 24, by Dr. JBoldridge. ?Mr. W. B. Kerr, formorlv of Hock Hill but now living at Wadesboro, N. O., wan married Tuesday afternoon to Mia* Marion Harshaw, of York county. The ceremony was performed by the Rey. J. K. Hall, of Mc Connellsyille. ?At the annual meeting in Chester this week of the South Carolina Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy Mrs. M. J. Perry, of Lancaster, responded on behalf of the division to the Address of welcome made by Mayor R. B. Caldwell. ?At the Baptist StateJConvention in session at Orangeburg those of Lancaster and the conn- , ty have been assigned homes as f* f.?i!o#r: Judge D. A. William-,! with J. A. Berry ; Dr. Boldridge. with I. W. Bowman ; Mr. M C. Gardner, with W. M. Castleberry; Rev. It. E. Small, with I. S. j llariey ; Dr. E. G. Brasingt< n ( and Mr. W. L. Crnxton, V*-h Dr. , A. S. Hydrick; Key. JM. l/.Fpar- j oy, with .[ All national bank* were called upon this week by the comptroll- ( er of the currency for a statement , of their condition, and the statement made, in pursuance of that call, by the First National Bank ot L?nca?ter, which is published elsewhere in today's paper, shows the affairs of that popular young financial institution to be in perfect shape?a showing *9 which reflecls unbounded credit J on the bint's wise and conferva- < , tive management. \ J ?t 1U1JLi/1 It V PERSONAL ^ Mr. W. T. Gregory visited Columbia this week. , I Mr. M. S. Witlierspoun Bpen t i Wednesday in Kershaw. j Misses Mayme and Mattie 1 Allison returned Thursday from | the Jamestown Exposition. < Dr. R. C. Mo Manas and Dr. 1 G. W Poovev spent Wedn?n^"" in the Oakhurst section, bird I hunting. | Mrs. J. M. Odell, of Concord, < N. C.f who has been visiting at i the home of Col. Laroy Springs, I returned home this week. j MisB Fannie Williams of Oak" j hurst, who has been visiting her , sifter, Mr. J. B. Montgomery, of J Camden, has returned home. Mr. John M. Iiinson, of Longs- j ville, spent Thursday night, here with his son-in law and daugh- , ter, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Blackmon. Mrs. A. R. Banks left yestei- 1 day for Abbeville to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. Allou Long, ' who has been uck several j weeks. j Mr. W. P. Stogner, Lancas- I ter's efhcient and popular auctioneer, went to York county \ yesterday to sell the personal j property ot the Hoke estate. j Mr. W. M. Clauton, of Haile j Gold Mine, who was recently 1 stabbed in the back by a negro, | Henry Potts, spent two or three , days with his family here this J l_ TT_ r>piaten or other harmful drug*, nml wo recommend it a* 11 mtfo remedy for children and adults. Fimdurhnrk 1'haruiaoy. wees, no was not seriously hurt. 1 Mr. L. L. Harris, a well- I known citizen of Chesterfield county, whs in town Wednesday and Thursday. He was accompanied by his son, Mr. E. L. Harris, who was on his way to Titnmonaville to visit his sister, Mrs. Dan Laney. We are in- j dented to Sir. Harris for a pleas- ! ant call while here. I ?Mr. F. M. Mobley, book. I keeper at the Haile Gold Mine, ' will move hit family back to I Kershaw in the near future.? J Kershaw Era. I t ?Wayne Williams, col., was j taken over to the Chester-chain I pang Thursday afternoon by J Policeman F?rcrnarir? ??. IV OC1I V t5 sentences aggregating 90 days? two cases for gambling and one for assaulting another negro, Jim Miller, at the oil mill Wednesday night. Remembered the County's Poor. ! Mr. Editor: In behalf of the * inmates of the Ooutitv Home, 1 desire to thank the Young La < dies' Hand, and all other donors, for their generous contribution c of good things to ea^pn Thanks " L'iving day. ' ! Supt. A. R. Banks and Miss * Grace Whiaonant, of the Graded Schools, and Mrs. M. J. lVrry , and Miss May me Mackev visited ' the Home and served dinner to the inmates. L. J. Perry, I County Supervisor. { mm m Notice to Our Customers, Wo are pleamd to announov that Foloy'a ' Money and 'far tor concha, cold* and lung 1 troubles not affected 1?v the National Pnrfl Food anil Drn.< l? ? ? * f 8 SPECIA1 5 1 sj Any and all goods yo n Y at 25 cents per yard, or ov< ^ 20 cents in cash on every h buy. I g This offer holds good only | Every Wednesd; jS and ^ Please examine the ^ stock of broadcloths and s h Going with this offer at 8' ft Also Serges, Panam; s and other things too numt y We shall also include H guaranteed kid gloves a jS Beauty" corsets at $1.00. y cents. Y Should your bill for t] V S much as $10, you positive! Our regular prices fc - as low as the lowest, or 5} * "Your Mot i Williams+H 5 ????i^?n????????o?rwt^mnnMc: * ---M Business Notices 0^-iih" AH Notice* instrtert lindei '' .. -jt his bend n.t 'he rat? of ONE CKVT OAN Hfc (V WOKL> (or each insertion. N? ? lofiee to be oounted less titan 2* Avofdr word* ' ^ i-'Uit SALE?Cow with young calf. Jregori-Hood Stock Co. Visit thfi t'ome .jiuok to i?et your fruits for fruit i' j sake (it Bennett a. * CdM LOST?Wednesday Deo. 1th, on Main street, key, rinfj and chain with ! 1'. l). Keys ami 4 other key * . Fimiei ;yi I will please return to News office. iM X'-VJJJ \^/J FOU SALE?Good brood ma e, 'i home aisod mules, t plug mule. Will sell for ohIi or good papers, and save your uioney. \/am' Jail on O L. Me Manas, * t?L AUt/riON "iALE 1 will seli at public r j1]^ Qftft IVT motion, at home /> miles east of Lanouster XvX. >n Deo 1*21 h. 'i mules, mare and colt, wn- Tjon, oows, Iio^k, corn, fodder and larmiug OULXl mplementa. Ernest tStogner. Constan 'L'o any-one who will send ns throe Dolars in cash for a aaok of Town-Talk flour p*DOUb ^OOCl will get one '25c package of Dr. Slump's rlut/c C i\rr> :t.. iii /v,er..? r... <v.? .?s.i ? Utlv^- * 11? !?? wiioo nw v nuic uuiwi, i nnt it 'f()0t"y Co- RAISINS, i Fresh barrel cranberries just received. Also raisins, nuts, etc. for,making ?* fruit cake, at Beouett's XJk L SALE 9 TA *3 u buy from us by the yard s ;r, we will return to you ? dollars' worth, that you 0 I ay in December fc at time ot your purchase. ^ quality of our immense ft ilks at $1.00 per yard.? ^ 0 cents per yard. ^ as, dress trimmings, etc., ^ ;rous to mention. ^ : in this offer our Ladies' ^ it $1.00 and "American X Going in this sale at 80 ^ i tiese goods amount to as Si ly save $2. ^ ?r everything guaranteed ' : k icy Back." Si s Yours truly, % lughes Co. b K-jm /- aAb'.twMMiamMwawannwaaBiMaMMBn iii many insane a l?\ bavins; i? the b m?* h bottle of GOW AN\S l'N KITMON 1 A ( UHK II reduces iuilauiatfon and is >aluable \\h rever tlieie is. fort or froup rr Pnciim nia. External. All ddruftKisis. 'in and ft c BUY IT TODAY. Keep ft in the In u>e 'or an EMERGENCY. INilT CHACTCD a m. % M 1 1 \-/1 V O A 8 IA Today and Other Days EtlSP PEANUTS ALSO POP CORN i will find them nice and good ALAGA GRAPES. Try a ch you will buy more tly on hand BALDWIN APPLES fine keepers. Get supplied for the Holime your orders tor CANDIES, NUTS, iTC., for Xmas please and oblige. W. CHANCE