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fli : ? -fcB: ! LOCAL DOTS ft? rn Cotton, 11^ cfc3; seed 22$ cts. ?Mr. Eruesl Stogii'-r, of the Creek section, had a tine, two | flf hundred dollar mule to die on > I night this week. ?Rev. R. L. Padgett, of Long ? Shoals, N. C., will preach411 hall over cotton null store tonighi and tomorrow at 11 a. m3 p. m. and 7 p. m. ?Dr. S. M. Deal, of BDolcsburg, who practiced in Columbia a lew ve.irs, died Tuesday ^ night. ?Dr. R. C. Brown caught a big fat 'possum one night this week; iu a trap set lor a chicken killer. ?There will be a bisket sup per at upper Camp Creek chuioh Friday mght, Dec. 20, tor the benofit of the church. ?The many Lancaster friends of Mr .John V^nlandin&ham, ol Charlotte, will be pleased to 1 ^ 1 luuru ?nai no 11 as so tor recover ed from his recent aevcro illness as to be able to go to his cilice. ?Mr. T. M. Fitzpatrick, of Washington, Oa., will be in Lancaster next Monday, Tuesday ami Wednesday to make finalsettlement of the affairs of Fitzpatrick Bros, and tho^Jviblei estate, as will be seen oy notice in today's paper. ? We were* delighted to receive a call Wednesday ironiour jovial and vetu-rab e friend Mr. J. M Beattie, of the Magill section? "Irishman Bca'Ue," as he is / familiarly referred to by everybody. Mr. Beot'ie is one of the true and lnval nf lrolun/1 who have helped to make this country what it is today. He came to America ju t fifty years ago last week. Once only in that long period ol yearS has he visit ed t.he old country, and that was in 1805. Mr Beattie is a fine example of the kind of immigrants that we need in this country. ?Dr. L. T. Gregory, of Abney lodge, Mr. F. M. Lowery, ol White Bluff lodge, Mr. M. C. Gaidner, of Flat Creek lodge, and Mr. Wm. Holley,of Macedo nia lodge, left on the down train yesterday to represent their re apective lodges in the Masonic grand lodge meeting which convenes in Charleston today.? Kershaw Era. - IT w m a ONE OF x Mon He will display a line of I J.C.ROE *4 | The home of Mr. S. J. Vincent, iu ihe Westville neighborhood, was destroyed by fire Sunday night, 1st inst.?Ker<na\v Era. ? Mr. Vernon Tomberlin and , Miss Delia McGuirt, daughter J of Mr. W. J. M 'Guiit, of LTuion I Co., N C , were mnried a lew | days ago. ?Mr. li. E. White, of Rock lliil, has been ongao d for sever I at (la>8 iu .surveying the bi^ j plantation ot Mr. \V. F. Harris t 1 hi i ieasaiii Vj^iley, winch it is! understood has been .-old t ? i'r. j T. S. K rkpatrick of this place.-? Fort Mill Times. ?The Fork Hill Camp, Wood . men of f lic World, will meet ath the school house the 4'h Satur- 1 lay night, in this month. Every member is ur^ed to attend, n* business ol impotlance is to be transacted. E. 11. Jenkins, Olerk. ? While working on the j^n | and mill of Mr. J. T. Helms, in Goose Greek township, last week Mr. Elmore FunUerburk lind his leti hand and arm badly injured and Mr. Helms w?s knocked down and piin'ully hurt.? Mo'iJ r >e Journal. ? 1 lie advertisement ih Wcdneaday's issiH.* of Th" News by Mr. W. T. Addison of a stray mule led to his recovery of the animal the next day. The mule was found at Mack Blacbmon's, a few miles east of Lancaster. Who says advertising doesn't pay? ?The spacious and elegantly furnished Thomson home in East End was the scene of a brilliant entertainment Tuesday afternoon. The occ?bion was the meeting of the Friday Afternoon Book Club, but in addition to its m mber.s the charming hos'ess, Mrs. W. O. Thomson, also had as her guests many of her neighbors and other fair friends of the community. Elaborate refreshments were eerved during the evening. ?The correct date for the basket supper at Tradesyille is next Friday night, 20th instant, and not last night as previously published, the mistake being made in transmission of message oyer the phone. A cake will he voted for for the prettiest girl. Stockholders' Meeting. The annual meettngof toe stockholders ol the i-aiicanter Publishing company will he held next Wednes-| ilftv #ftcpnnnn ?t .1 n'oln..L. at i?.? "1 tlce of the undersijjneil. . R. E. vVylie, President. ' THE FINEST = WE WILL H/ II it lllll tday and Tue; diamonds, Diamond Jewelry, IVIafiv Ot VINSON c f g SPECIAL ^ Any and all goods you s , . at 25 cents per yard, or over, ^ 20 cents in cash on every do p- buy. ft N This offer holds good only o 1 . Every Wednesday B| and a $ Please examine the qr stcok of broadcloths and sill Going with this offer at 80 < Also Serges, Panamas and other things too numer We shall also include i ft guaranteed kid gloves at Sfc Beauty" corsets at $1.00. G g cents. 6 Should your bill for the ft much as $10, you positively ^ Our regular prices for as low as the lowest, or " "Your Mone I I \A/:u: 1 * g vv iiiicimb^ni \ JEWELRY STORES II WE A REPRESENTATIVI til K Dru fa >day, December 16tf Wafrhoc Rrnnrlioc Qrarf D??o Cnff IT uivhvj^ ui vuviiwj) kJtui I 1 1113, Willi I)IIUUII>. li^r Kindred I_??x fEWELER - CH I SALE % % buy from us by the yard % M we will return to 'you }A <<5 'liars' worth, that you I n " 1 y in December | t time of your purchase. |i| jality of our immense n cs at $1.00 per yard.? ^ cents per yard. , dress trimmings, 1 etc., 6 ous to mention. ^ n this offer our Ladies' $1.00 and "American oing in this sale at 80 & y :se goods amount to as 5j save $2. 0 everything guaranteed H I y Back." 9 if ours truly, % ughes Co. a J VT T1J17 4J/\TTrni 1 J AAJLU OU U JL XI iwar i and 17th , Silver Novelties, Solid Silverwares and les ESTER, S. C,