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Honor Roll pf Lancaster Graded School for First Quarter?1907-1908. 1st Grade. Miss Nora llou^h, teacher. Scb datship?Ernest Moore, Julia Porter, Ruth Moore, Katherine Wylie, Everett Hunter, Caoline Poiter, Maude Ben nett, Oscar Hugging Johnnie Wilson, Euui< e Clyburn, Kzzelle Roddey, Ben lbvler, Mary Ellen Blackmon, Charles Catoe, Guy Skipper, Evelyn Mobley. Attendance?Eunice Clvburn, George Jones, Ernest Moore, Johnnie Wilson. 2nd Grade. Miss Eva Hough, teacher. Highly Distinguished ?Toy Gregory, Waller Bea'y, Holen Derrick, Willie Reed. Distinguished?Arthur Blackmon, La\ton Sett'emrer, Joiiu King, Lee Porter, Pauline Marion, Margaret Cunningham, Ruby Crenshaw, Rosalie Fergu son, Herman Poovey, L ighton llort^n, Cleo Sowell. Attendance?Eva Barton, Helen Derrick, Willie Reed, Cleo Sowell, Ire.ie Stew uian, Arthur Biackmcn, James Boldridge, Toy Gregorv. John King. Herman " ' ' ^ Poovey Lav ton SeHlemyer, Eugene Ward. 3rd Grade. Miss Bessie Harper, teacher. Scholarship? IT iv lily Distinguished? Kmir.ie Blackraon, Erliue Mitchell, Jessie Dixon, Ivah Nisbet, Marion Moore. Distinguished?Edna Bailey. Olivette Blackmon, Louise Wy. lie, Vernon Payaeur, Helen Wil liainson, Maud Jordan, Marion Allison, Mildred Green, Willie B K' ij:ht, Ezra Crenshaw, Margie Clark, Beulah Thompson. Ruth Wilson. Attendance?llacker Billings, Erline Mitchell, Ivah Nisbet, Vernon Pavseur, Delia Small, Ruth Wilson, Margie Clark. 4 h Grade. Mra. T. Y. Willi tins, t iacher. Scholarship? Highly Distinguished?Doroi h\ Moore, It ij. Cravriord, Henry Blacamon, John Clyburn, Odelle Horton, Ernest Beaty. Distinguished?Ru'h Funderburk, Elizabeth Knight, James Hough, lvenau Moore, Robert Allison, Jessie Ferguson, George Payaeur, Chauncey Gregory, Claude Jordan. Attendance?Ernest Beaty, John Clyburn, Julian Giles, ChauncejT (ireaory, James Hough, Myrtle Horton, C and Jordan, George Pavseur. 5th Grade. Mr. J. K. Con- j nors, teacher. Scholarship: llignlv Dstinguirt.hed?Grin Blackmon, Naomi Derrick, AnuaCaskey. Distinguished?Fred Fergu son, Leila Porter, Ira Cherry, Frank Beaty, William Greene Williams, Mary Crawford, Earle Tillman,Clyburn Wilson, Henry Moore, Crawford Culp, Mary Lindsay, Louise Robinson. M O f? 1 *1. V? IIUOIIV/C iVi_y Uliiwiuril, 1 Earle Tillman, Clybum Sowoll, Ira Cherry, Naomi Derrick, Fred Ferguson, Ross Oarnes, Crawford Culp, Meldau Si oil. Deport metit?A una Caskey, Louise Montgomery, E Hello Bailey, Leila I'or'er, Fred Fercuflon, Howard Williamson, Mal-:< com Williamson. Gtli Grada. Alias Blanche 1 Moore, teacher. Scholarship? Highly Distinguished, none; Dis linguished?Maude Clyburn, Mary Moore. Attendance?Maude Clyburn, liHie Oulp, Zelma Johnson, Mar garet Len Poajt, Ruth Kiddle, George Fairey Poovey, Elrner Sowell, E-delle Milling, Etta Sliebo ?, Charley Cook. 71li Grade. Miss Marie Craig, teaeher. Scholarship: Highly Dis'iuguLhed, none; Distinguished, none. Attendance? Lucius Bennett, A. B. Fergus* n Arthur Outen, Hattie Pay-eur, John Heed. De;-oriment ? Bessie Dabney, Mary Dabney, May MoNinch, I la Porter, Fred Blackmon, Bennie C jl p. Sth Grade. Mr.S. M. Bu-by and Miss Ida Lee Hill, teachers. ! Scholarship?Highly Distinguished?Nannie llili Mo or 6. Jessie b >o Blackmon, lvuby Ellioti, Est tier Byrd, Chalmers King. Distinguished?Lawson Elliott, llsytnoud Milling, Leila liar per. Attendance?John Bold ridge. Frank Boldridge, Malley Ferguson, Chalmers King, Jessie Lee Blackmon, Nannie ll.il Moore, Beulah Howell, Flonnie S well. 9th tirade. Miss Hill, Mr.' Banks and Mr. Busby, teachers. Scholarship?Highly Distinguish ed?Mary Massev, John Bankr. Connie Dorter. Distinguish? 1?Larkiu Carter, Jeaunette Poag, Bobbie l'orter, Essie Jones, Gladys Jones, Kate M Manns, Mary Knight, Blanche Craig, Eugene Elliott. 10th Grade. Supt. A R Banks <> and Miss Ida Lee Hill, teachers. Scholarship ? Highly l)is'inguish ed?Margaret Moore. 1 >istingui?hed?Joyce Clark, Bell? King, Beth Brown, Marie H >rton. Pearle Mitchell, Ellreida Doag. Ili-hly Distinguished from 05 in 100. Distinguished from 00 lo 95. Enrollment to date, Central school 351. Mill school 1*20. Total 471. A. E. Banks, Supt. Notice of Klection. K#? it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of.the Town of Lancaster, in Council assembled, and by the authority of t he same : That an election for a Mayor and Six Aldermen, for the Town of Lancaster, t > serve for the ensuingtwo years, is hereby ordered to he held in the said Town of Lancaster, at the Guard llou-e in the said Town on i uesoay, itie 171?? day or December, 1H07. That the polls shall he opened from M o'clock in the forenoon and to he closed at t o'clock in the afternoon of sai j day. That J. Crockett, W. .Tones and .1 . T Amos are hereby appointed managers j() hold said election. That when the p tils are closed the said managers will proceed to count the votes, and certify ilie result to the Town Council forthwith. Ratified in Council assembled this 3rd day of I>ec. lb ?7. T< E. Wylle, Mayor. Attested by John Crawford, ('lerk ?fc Treaa. O fbV^/ii i * *?rkWf/araa??a*t ^ M'fcUAL INUUtMMlS ? ON IMANO AND ORGANS FOR THE NEXT FEW WEEKS W E AKE FACTORY AOKNTHand represent only the Best Pianos and Or7ans. that will laxt a life time. Write at once for our liberal terms md special price*. Mai one's Music House, COLUMBIA, 3. C. WE ARE I"T" is an innocent Ipffpr hni il nlwQv* I Real economy is the I I most beautiful word in I II I your trading with Thompson Bros. ^ ! Good straight Flour ??i $2.50 a sack. ?, A lasting and profitable business is built We like the country; like upon the foundation w boosters for this : of truth and fairness. ^ v ^ ? To know a "good We believe in our goods, \h\"/ .^s t? be only Wei ike our friends, we w half wise. To know ' it and ' use it is true We believe in giving for wisdom. Make your , , ,, , purchases of Thomp- lar s worth> and we wal son Pros. The people of this comir High grade Patent down deep in their he; Flour $2.75 per sack. ^ , Life is a sequence? no better values nor m< this happened today to ^ad, than we car because you did that yasterday. Tomorrow In fact our store is fillc today ^ 1CSU'^ ? things that good peopl Don't be so unfair to yourself as to buy ? before looking over our stock. Remember * the bank will not ac- TPfo *VC <TMn 1 cept excuses to be de- * KflOfilip J posited to your credit. 1 VAN WYCH Apples Bananas Nuts Dry Goods autuuuery nonons ikv CWnaware Brushes Dolls Toys j Crockery Furnistiings \rr \[ Combs Writing Sets / M\ glad to sef. yo ^ [1MW jf l v to soc this sph niliJ uw \ if it suits, otherwise d \\ paic and get posted. V \ 'y\ lots of good things, THOMP! 7 V^TtII 1 V/A sSlfS? We belieeve in friendly """ competition, and therefore, fireful Tli even if you are trading else- vdrcIUi 1 II where, do not hesitate to come in and get posted by Wfcfi Horjc inspecting our goods. Here " l/wvl3 you will find Holiday Pres __ ? ents, Birthday and Wedding HoilCSt I TO (rifts, ideas wrought into things to please and amuse; *y:i| novelties attractive and in- n 111 Will CV ovnomiisro' o ur\lornli/l ttcnl' --- oFjewplryrinclmiing many We Can and do t articles of value jus well as ? II those of medium arid low 311(1 SCll CilCdp. price. Thompson Christmas Some folks are making consideral for Xmas. Now, I just want to sa; lots of stuff for Xmas and bought it money on your fruits, confectionerie: come to my store, see the goods and 111 *111 i r Dunaies win ne around in a lew r GEO. F. FE > i U EsT IeJ IT i Hi i&i ii Hni Evaporated Apples, r|jp|| finest quality 12 l-2c cawi If ask any questians nev world, so tell yourseir the truth about Thom???? pSOn Brothers' store. It is the best place to trade. the people, and Competition gives on us a sPirit of sPunk and hustle that makes we believe in you; the day too short for 'ant more of them. < y^.k State evesy dollar a dol- Cream Cheese 17 l-2c per pound. 111 Innubators were not lunity to feel way invented to give the *. . ' the hens more hours irts that there are 0f leisure but to enaore desirable goods them to keep on laying eggs, ry. The man who has id with the good the courage to tell the truth usually lias the ie are looking for. bravery to defend it. Time is always too short to the people who improve it. Progressiveness is ? looking forward intelUrotaers looking withm critlcally, and mov- ^ f ing on incessantly. k, S. O. ,, _j \^r j cy If j Fine Tob ccos Cigars wrist Ba^s Cors6ts ror*Cl^ Y/indow Shades Purses fe^K UmbreUas Shirts Lace Clirtains --?y^fy%) \* Tdl)lea^dPockelCut" lery Perfumes, Etc. 'U and you will be glad y~V play of JEWELRY. Buy "" on't? but do inspect, comThe roof of this store cover* includiug good cheer. V SON BROTHERS \ N WYCK, S. C. ) \ S * 1 ? Give us the opportunity t | 11 y inklllg ant^ we will convince you that whether the goods you want ;ion I are to furnish the home, clothe the back, or feed th if It stomach, they can be bought in this store at a percentage ^ CI*) tilllC. in your favor over sending to liiv fhpfln to ^ie c^es- W-hat you buy 1' here is backed up and guaranteed by your home merchant. | Brothers > Goods dIc noise about selling goods / to you that I have bought to sell. I know I can save you 5, etc., and all I want is for you ^4. 4-U- * Ki:i ui3 prices ana, well?the ninutes. RGUjSON. -