The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 30, 1908, Page 5, Image 5
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Attention is called to Mis.
Mary Bell's millinery announce- house
ment elsewhere. '
Mr.
Attention is called to the an- New \
nouncement ot Plyler Brothers Uaile
in today's paper. near tl
Mr. John L. lieed, of the the mi
Lancaster Mercantile company, hoiler
who has been confiued to his the mi
home by sickness tor some time. Hopes
was able to be out on the streets the coi
again Mouday. btiir
Attention is directed to the ^ershi
First National Bank's statement r,er
of condition elsewhere. Tlie Mrshowing
is an excellent one and Oh irk
reflects unbounded credit ou the favora
institution's management. f?r 14 r
Attention is called to Mr. B. ^
C. Rough's announcement in to ^ ^
day's paper. If you don't believe ^ ^ .
that he has one of the handsomest
jewelry establishments in the
State, just call and see for your- ^aripe
self. * f
1 radee
Mrs. Caskey, wife ot Mr. 8trUCti
Wylie Q. Caskey, ot New Cut, bv pr(
and his daughter, Miss Minnie, Secret
who have been desperately ill, Count
are both now better, the latter pUblis
being able to be up and about <jouut
the house- court '
'A Sunflower Festival" will Mr.
be given under the auspices ot Rev.
the "Franklin Circle," at the Spring
Court House, Friday night, Oct., his hor
30th. Proceeds for civic work and count\
public library. Programme will and l<
be published later. ral chi
The street lamp at the corner daugh
ot Chesterfield avenue ami Market
street was smashed to pieces i:'ei"
Saturday uight by some unknown church
party, ll being a dark night,
possibly somebody ran into the
' illuminator" without seeing i: lI,'1'u^
Mrs. Susan Prvor, mother of ''V,8011 "
i\ d wt ~ \i _. _ follows;
ur. b. W. rryor, ot Chester, (lied January
Sunday afternoon, at the home
of her eon. She was in her 83rd I
year. Notic
24th da
Eliza Crockett, wile of George signed
Crockett, a colored tenant on guarilis
Mr. Davi i Ca*kev's place 111 the '(
New Cut section, dieu suddenly J. M
Monday night, ot heart, trouble. Yoder
She picked cotton during the
day and appeared to be in her
usual health. She was a good nl
woman and was liked by both 1*1 t1
white and hla:k. | |y
A party of colored card play- *
era were Mushed Saturday night
on the "Ilickson line" by Police- y?u
man Bell, who captured some of feasor
them and others were subse ,
quently arrested by Chief Mc F
Manus and Policeman Ferguson. on
About a half dozen of the negroer ^'ie m
were fined $10, each by Mayo* our
Hughes Monday morning. The j er*L?
fines were paid. i , '
shores
Mrs. E. S McDow moved ves-1 Kn nm
terday into one ot Mr. W. J- with t
Cunningham's cottages on Corn- South
etery street, having rented her vincec
residence at the corner of Arch tie, ho
and Market streets to Mrs. Her- for wl
tha Billings, who will move in- offer >
to it today. Mrs. Billings has
rented her dwelling on Meeting
street to Mr. Finch, ot the
Lancaster Grocery company.
Mrs. I). Ueece Williams gave
a charming chafing-dish party
Monday afternoon, complimentary
to Misses Elizabeth and llallie
Snowden, of Charleston, and
Miss Connors Melton, of Colum
bia, who are the guests ot her
neighbor, Mies Lizzie Connors.
An enjoyable feature ot the
evening's entertaii ment was an
advertising guessing contest,
the prize, a handsome manicure
knife, being won by Miss Melton,
The llev. W. F. Little formerly
of this county but now at
El Dorado, Ark., writes us as
follows : "1 will see that all who
send me their address, at or ce,
will get a copy of our county paper,
'The El Dorado Times.' I
also wish to write many of you
who are still dear to ray heart."
THE LANCASTER NEWS
; b reported that "night j Business Is
have posted notices on -?-?r ?
irfc Lawn ginneries. Tho (Jroatest State Fa
in Columbia Ootobur 2
young people had an en aotli. Make your arram
J dance at the Mac key Spotial rates ou all raili
Friday night. PnR SAI.H-Five thorn
L. W. Ammerra 111, Ol inK strawberry plant
r i ,i . ... IIavu hurries from Ai
ork, the treasurer, ot the will deliver at i.aneaste
Gold Mining Company, at fifty cents pur hundi
lis place, paid a visit to !?ers witl1 .^,anl>'
, . , Iii'e or write to I.J. A
ne this week bince the Route l.
explosion some weeks ago ' T~~
ne has been .shut down. *' VnVrefand^horseirj
are now entertained tlia broke. <;regory-Hoo(
inpany will see their way ' ?*
up in the near iu'ure ? luiT,.KR ,XNh K(i
iw cor. the News and Uuu (;afe pays higheat pr
and eggs. Funderbiir
Thomas I) Walsh sir- r.i
? ??? APPLER OATS?For
>tte, who wai well and els of the famous a
bl v known here, baying * pply to, phone or wr
, , ,7 sar, Lancaster, Route
lumber of years traveled ____
letion as the representative for salk-I offer n
Maver Grocery company, consisting of iko acre
irlotle. d,e.l at hi. bon.e in i"
ty Sunday afternoon. ing water. Knough tii
Tradeevillo and Tabernacle ^'t
>ra Unions hadan interest land ill cultivation. F
mt meeting last Friday, at ",ars 1,11,1 or
... ? . . , Waxhaw, N.C., It. F. I
iVllle. Entertaining and in. Burgess, Real Kstate ,\
ve addresses were made N.
59ident E IS. Lingle and ____________
arv J. F. Nisbe', of the
y Union. As heretofore
bed in The News, toe ill 111 II Al'
y Union will meet at the iMlIIIIIvl
house next Friday.
A. W. Sharp, ta'her ot ?he
R. E. Sharp of Heath ik
;a, died last Thursday at ll||fl|
ne near Princeton, Laurens \FIFvl
He was 63 years o'd ;
?aves a widow and s?ve
ldren, four sons and three r.., . ,. f
tera. Mr. Sharp was a use- ladies OI
citizen and a pr< m and county ai
member of the Methodist ally invited t<
l" _ my formal oj
Cotton Market. Fall and VVi
II on local market, 9.% cents. HnCrV To-daV
b\v York yesterday spot cotton ' +
it 9.95 cent and Intnres closed ns HlOrrOW (\v<
October, a.94; December, a.72, i --t>, ?
r, 8.59; March, 8.69; May, 8.70. and I niirsdclj
Notice of Discharge. ctatp
;e is hereby ^iven that on the * c* I f\i IV
y of October, 1 DOS, the under- \\7il1Jamc PTn
will make his final return us illldmS-nU
in of J. Hernial! Voder, and StOTe. I^CS
n the I'robate t'ourt for I.an~ounfy
for letters disiniasory. TV/T C> c: Vf A l)1
. Yoder, Guardian J Herman iVl I\o. iVl /A IV
24, 1908. smvmmm-mmmmmmmmm?m?.
lor Brothers Meat !
wish to say to the fresh meat eaters that we
: the opening of what promises to be the gi
l of our age, better equipped to serve you <
asis than ever before. We are now operatinj
yX on Main Street and also doing business at
dway where vou will alwavs find i.< mnrUr in
ost courteous manner, with the best cattle a
irrounding country can put on the market,
firstclass Sausage and can please the most fas
handle the best grade of Oysters from th
> of Virginia. Anything we would say in their
necessary, for every oyster eater is thoroughl
heir delicious flavor. At this season we get
always fresh and large bunches. Try them
1. We are in the market for anything in tin
gs, sheep, poultry, eggs and hides, paying 1
tiat you have to selW We have any amount o
fou at the very lowest price. See us befc
If nice fresh bread you want to eat,
You have to depend on golden wheat;
And to have things nice and always neat,
Depend on Plyler for all your meat.
Some people will tell you another way,
Hut listen to our rhyme, and see what we sa;
Our meats are the best that money can buy,
t?I r ,1.1.
i iicrciore we asK mat us you try.
The very best sausage that meats can make,
Will rhyme very well with the best of steak;
Buy our roast-beef and then some stew,
And your wives will be happy and nice to yo
Do not get angry about delay,
Most every customer will always say,
"I forgot to order?I know its late;
I will do better tomorrow, if I don't forget"
Now give us your trade,
We will treat you nice;
Will give you good meats and make a close p
Much success we wish you all;
When you come our way give us a call,
And be content about our meat
That you will always have good things to ea
PLYLER BROTHE
i SEPTEMBER 3Q. I9Q8
rotices. J "immm
ir will be held \ l\ J I J /\
16th to < tetobor % / %/ I L 1 ?
cements to go. T T * JL JL
ciuds. 10.'{-<> ?
sand over-bear- To Examine our
s, homo-raised. n
>ril until July. . . . e I
r. October 15th, statement of con- J
red. l.eave or- I
non at News of- dition. h
dams, Primus,
People who en- ?
V load of nice 1
i??nlive"'stool! trust their money i
103-1 i
to a bank should !
GH?Tli Star ,
ices for butter know something c
k & tangle. &
8aie, 250 bush. of its fin an c i a 1
pplt-r seed oat*.
jte n. b. cou- strength. The an'
" "" nexed state ment I
iy farm for sale, 1
s of Kood land, a , r . . c
md a Kood weii speaks tor itsellj | J
asturo with last11
her on the land Qn strength We
and an immense ?
About half Of i i
or further partic- SOllClt yOUT D11S1- J
ess J. It. Mason,
1. Nii. 1, or u. II. mr,pn
,gent, Wax haw, * * *
99-4 s
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'V THE | "
OLD ! '
ning. reuable
the to?? The Bank
re cordi- LANCASTER, : : :
3 attend
>cnin^ of
nter Miland
To- I ^
' tv' ^
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Market wehavejus
?.?S lis INSTALLE1
:>n an up-to- *
r a first-class One of S. F. Bowser
our old stand serve
you in Company's
tnd nogs that 1 J
\\r 1
vv e are maK-1
itidious taste, j GASOLENE PLANTS
e celebrated |
favor would I .
y acquainted I and can furnish you
fish from the J
and be con- I anytime with good cle;
u line of catthe
top price | f d A S O I FNF
f shingles to ?
>re you buy.
^ULCANIT
11s fire-retarding. (taking the sai
the most powerful acids will n<
of freezing weather will not cra<
It is cheap enough for the r
and durable enough for the fines
Every roll*is guaranteed un
years as the best Roofing in the
Don't begin any building or
read carefully our booklet, "The
YV. M. MOORI
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;k you
Statement ?/ the Condition of
fhe Bank of Lancaster
.ocuted at Lanca tor, S C, ut the close of
usiuess September llth, 1008.
RESOURCES.
<oans and Discounts. $311.241).52
louiaud Loans, 71,200.00
(verdrafts, G720.72
tomls and Stocks owned bv Hank 15t.850.tt0
tanking House, 5,800. UO
iirniture and Fixtures 1.000.00
)ue from Hanks and Hankers 27,811.21
'urreucv, 8,807.00
iold, ' 2,070.00
ilver. Nickels and Pennies, 00o 20
'hecks and cash Items 8,885.60
$401,071 21
I 1 \ l!l I I I I l.<w
Capital. $r?(),OOU.OO I
Implus Fud<1 50,000.' 0 I
Jndivided Profits less Current I
Expenses and Faxes Paid, 34,197.85 I
)ne to hunk* and hankers. (>,'205.70 fl
)ne Unpaid Dividends 100.00 B
ndividual Deposits Subject to fl
Cheek, 158,935.15 fl
I'itue Certificates, 133,313.77 fl
Cashier's Checks, 261 .77 I
iotas and hills Kediscounted 30.000.o0 I
$465,074 21 i
i'FATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, | g
County ot Lancaster. j 9
before uie cau.e Geo W. Williams,Cashier g
?t The hank of Lancaster, who being duly 9
worn, says that the above and foregoing I ..
tatement is a true condition of said hank, a
is shown bv the books of tile in said bank. g
GEO W. WILLIAMS, Cashier. 1
Sworn to and subscribed before uie, this I
4th day ?d September, 1908. I 1
W T Williatun. p or s. c\ j$
'orrei t Attest. x
Lerov Springs, j a
W. T. Gregory > Directors. ftj
W. C. Thomson. ) ?
oi Lancaster I
: : : : : SOUTH CARO. |
HBsnvsMKOHnMBBMnnxsnnnii
UUIN 1
have to use
your hand- ;
I chief to stra
in it. It is
double stra- ?
ined direct
from ]>uni]>
[) to aulomo- !
hile. No dirt |
& no waste.
! PRICE
RIGHT
:: w. l.
i Croxton
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E ROOFING
tie insurance rate as metal or slate)
>t attack it, and the fiercest ravages
:*k it or make it brittle.
liost ordinary, temporary structures,
t permanent buildings.
ider the reputation it has made for f>0
world.
repair work until you write for and
Right Hoofing and the Reasons Why!"
i, Lancaster, S. C.