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I LOCAL DOTS TJ 1 =jg? K. M ylle has romovod tho\0 ^<rtJi.?f<reCin front of his residence on Main ^ Street and is having his lot graded. ^ Jurors, witnesses and others interest- jed are reminded of the fact that court p convenes hero next Monday morning, j < Magistrate Caskoy turned over to the county treasurer last Saturday tines, o etc., collected by him for tho last ?iuar- | tor amounting to 9110. Mr. I'Vonlr .? ^.w..MiiKiiiiiu, oi i.ancasier, 11 now a studont of tho Presbyterian Col- I lego at Clinton, has been elected Critic d of one of tho literary societies of tho institution. p Will Dixon, colored, was sent to the l] chain gang Monday for :J0 days by C Magistrate Caskey tor stealing n razor, being unable to pay the tine alterna- ?; tlve of $30. 0 Mr. llilliard J. (lladden, a gallant h Confederate veteran of Cliestor, died V Saturday evening. Ho was a distant w relative of Mr. M. W. tiladden of The ^ News otBoe. g Mr. O. P. llcatli, a well-bnown tormor Lancastrian who is now a promt- ^ pent banker aad capitalist of Charlotte, j has oeen olectod a member of tho board of aldermen of that city. A Sheriff Hunter and Chief of Police Mo Manus destroyed 14 gallons of whiskey and 10 gallons of beer last Saturday, ^ contraband goods which had boon sei/.- . ed and held tho length of time required bylaw. ^ t] Mr. Richard W. Adams, principal ol ^ tho Fort Lawn school, and Miss Mary , K. Nunnery, dauglitor of Mr. F. A. C Nunnery, of Chester county, are to be married this afternoon, at the home of w 7 tDo bride's iim-ntiis ti.?? - . >na KIUUII1 IS H son of the Kev. Dr. J. if. Adams of p Charlotte. t) i; Phil Ingram, colored, who undertook " to terrorize the Itell Town section some n time ago ami escaped before hi' could ll bo arrested, was captured Monday it night by Constable James Hunter and lodged in jail. Ilo had just returned vv from Chester, where he had to pay a p fine for resisting an ollleer. 2 Supt. Bruce Craven, of the graded v> schools, Mrs. Craven and several of gi the teachers wore the guests last Satur- ]j day of Miss Marie Craig, also of the corps of teachors, at the home of the y charming young hostess' parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. 10. Craig, north of town. A splendid dinner was served and the ? day was thoroughly enjoyed by the entire party. Si Just as the congregation of the Steele Creek A. R. P. <" urch bad assembled for morning worship yesterday, it was discovered that tiro was raging within ^ the ceiling and for a time groat excitement prevailed. Some of the men quickly reached the scene of the liames and extinguished them before much j( real damage was done. The fire origi- trj nated from a Jaulty Hue.?Rock Hill Record. , d Mr. John tiraham, a contractor and Builder from Waxhaw, N. ('..and his family have become residents ol Lancaster, having moved here Monday. They occupy one of Mr. \V. J. Cunningham's cottages on Cemetery street?the ono recently vacated by Dr. K. C. Drown, who now lives in tho Taylor ^ house in the northern part of town. L', The Unity and the cotton mills hall teams were to ha\e crossed bats here Saturday afternoon, but the game was ' J called oil. The same teams played a I* game tho previous Saturday in which the score was H to 6 in favor of Unity. JJ batteries; Unity?(leorge Carnes and R. L. Stognor. Cotton Mills?Ceorgo j. Durshe and Reuben MeCracklln. m . - b; Fire In Kershaw'?Warehouse to Burned, and Lot of Cotton Damaged. Tho warehouse of I he Ker- a ehaw Mercaulile and Banking w Company in Ken-haw was hi burned Sunday morning about 3 df o'cltck. About 175 bales of It cotton in ?he building were bad- ac 1 u A O m ono I % 4-1- 1 J 9 * uoiuro moy COUK1 D0 W gotten ou\ bein^. burned on one w or more sides. The loss is about ta $5,000, which i9 covered by in- ap surance. It is not known how bi the lire star eJ Tnis is the second time that the company A ha9 lost its warehouse, the first ^ fire occuning about two years foi ago, about the same hour of the *? -night. FJ THE LANCASTER N1 'royress of Work on Water- Cotton Works System. ? .. . , " Cotton on local Contractor W. 8. Langley is in New York y .akiog good progress in lire reclioil of the water-works January,8.49; Mar umping station at Bear Creek. 'he building, which is of brick, Dg|. ? about 45 feet square, and will I CI robably be completed in ten Wylle, Ks , bia this morning, ' ays or less time. iness. Work is being steadily pushed (<iork or Court n the dam being built about Sunday In tho Ta 00 feot below the old Welsh hisbrwth91' Mr-K am. It will be about 200 feel a length and about 10 feet high. iting Mrs. iia/.el v t, will not likely be finished un- Miss May Croxt er a month or six weeks is visiting her bro er a monui or six weens. croxton. of the Pii Pipe laying will soon be com- Mr wylie Vaug leted, there being only about spent Saturday nit hree streets vet to be laid, Elm, wlth bis son-in-iaj 1 ' ami Mrs. Common Ihurch and hactory streets. Mr Wviiu?i. < No time is being lost in put- spent Sunday at K ing!togetlier the mammoth parts among them our * 5? i <i . t low citizen, Mr. I> f the large tank on top of the ' . . " ., , Mrs. 11. A. Dobs igh tower near the court house . ni%v*j oeon spend in Vhen completed the staudpipe the former's parei -ill be about 150 feet high ; ca acity of the reservoir, 100,000 Kage in the praetii allons. MissAnnie Sitgi The entire system will proba graded school's ce . ' 1 . Saturday night an ly be installed by the first of her sister, Miss 1* anuary. tlie popular teaeh schools. ItictetU Wetl found Under the t\v^> tending am/1 Street, Pleasant Valloy i Much to the surprise of those ,luv 111 i-aneaster. ,ho eaw it, a hole several leet eep was discovered early batur gone to (iomsou < ay morning in the middle ?l Mr. and Mrs. hs str^t at the intersection of Flint Kidge seetioi , . i a ? r Sunday night her lain and Arch streets. It seems hrothor-in-lawand hat there was ail old well at the s.t. itlnckmon. pot .about 100 years ago, Miss l??n\v t'.vc rhiohhid been filled up fully J*1wlek!"1" 5 years, and as a team wa* i{OV. Mr. strin sssing over the place Friday Furman rnivorsit ight the surface pave way. A ?t? hHS ck or two with a pick the next Tho uOI1. w. k. lorning revealed a large, det p senator from Kor ole. The council promply had Mon(,a>' in l-aneaa ; filled with rock and dirt. mm . """"" The existence of the old well ot* '>,,a to ? . . .. nriet r. ras first made known to the MM. - ? mflOU f - .v.vuU frouoiitiiuu some 10 or me inauajiei 0 years* ago, when Main street Lancast as being graded, under the 'olry, will unde drainistration as mayor of the ?r?t ?' next mr ite .Jackson Gregory. When Mitchell, the p Jen discovered Gapt B. J. arable pr >pri< /itherspoon, 9ince deceased, Chester to eng; ho at the time was one of Lan- business, havin ister's oldest citizens, said that purpose the f e had a vague, indistinct recol- ^ U<e ? f th t c ictiou of a well being in the 8t??d that Mr. reel at that point when he was ^?rk, will ;al< b0yf Hotel Koyal Nc Former lAtncaatrlan Acrid en- Teacher* of tally Killed in Texas. School. The many friends in this At a meeting mn'y, his old home, of Mr. ing ot the board ohn Dixon Tillman will be Lancaster Sch rieved to hear that he was ac- 'ollowing teach dentally 9hot and killed a lew f?r *be colored ays ago in Texa0, where he J- Crockett, ol ad resided for some years. No cipal, Nettie t articulars *ol the sad tragedy n'e Clay, Ella e known here. Mr. Tillman Nannie Mcllw as the eldest. ?on r.t vr- will ~~~ 4?i?. nnu "OArs. C. F. Tillman, formerly of ancastpr but now living in Condition of orkville, where hie sister, Mrs. Washington, izzie Davidson, also rosides. ton crGp rep0rt e leaves two brothers in this (iftnar(mflnt of Iste, Mepsrs D,? and Thorn Z. the .verL 11] miu of Cheraw, &ticl ^ono 'll cotton crop on ? exas, Mr. Frank Tillman. 69 7 per cent gainst 76.1 on wellinu Burned in the County -j 011 Seplem Mr. M. C. Bowers, of the on September eath Springs section, had the 67.6, the avera isfortuneto loee his dwelling years on Septen y fire last Saturday afternoon, gether with practically all of twin's Little Ear s household and kitchen turn- little liver pills, ure, only a bureau and part of H,,fe pillw s,>ltl b* bed being saved. Mr. Bowers as not at home at the time, AavertlS wing gene to visit his sick VvTu'm'S tughter in the neighborhood. james r. Kensey is thought that the fire was of Euthur Brooks, w icidental origin. The bui'ding r>avid*Canady, m as a new one, Mr. Bowers, it Kamrds (two), I. ill be remembered, having sub- Eare, Belie Jinkin , ., , , . (ireen, kinma C. ] ined a similar loss about a year ,Iaini Ijilu,. ]>entoi ;o, which necessitated his re- etta Tillman, w. rilrlintr McOreft, Marl Hill iiiuiug. A (ifunt, lullie Me ? ? j Wesiey Knight, I. pain prescription is printed upon each tones, Connie Hoi rv hnv n( IV- "I - I * i'uuwp r? i mi rtun i(id* Annur i AUition, I s. Ask your Doctor or Druggist if thin Brown, Minn In I?u mula is net complete. Head pt>ins, W. \V, Perry, M. I nuanly pains, pains anywhere get in- son, Mary I.eat. I< ,nt relief from a Pink Pain Tub'et mos. Frank Thornl nderburk Pharmacy. w Jas EWS, OUltrgcrc y. Market. market, 8% rents. I ^ . 'esterday spot cotton I UOOu fCSSOll' and futures closed as I . 8.84; December, 8.62, UU ch, 8.49; May, 8.00. |l < # sonal. 1 <i., will go to Coinm- I tw\* ww on professional bus- I ? MB ? J. P. tircRory spent I BM.W ixaliaiv section with I . K. UrcRory. I ow and Miss Shurley | i'ithcrspoon ., are V18* || pIR X Bec on, of Heath Springs, -inri tlier, Cashier Mauloy ?xnu rst National Hank, hn, of Heath Springs, jht and Sunday iiero CJ ECOND. Hec v and daughter. Mr. .ore Hinson. I to-d 'askey, of New Cut, cofri' dgemoor with friends, SHll, esteemed former fel. r'li Dunlap. on and children, who THIRD. BeC ig the summer witli its, Judge and Mrs. | avo gone to HaNiiey, 11 lias located to en- SlOC so of law. eavos,of the Kershaw >rps of teachers, spent 2 FOURTH Bec id Sunday hero with Ina Sit greaves, one of SHlcl ers in the Lancaster helc jttus and J. < i. Mali, lopular eiti/.ens of tho -17 t pq-Ti Her section, spent Satur- III X XX. DCC on ? irk. son of Mr. I). A. c e Dwiglit section, has ^SAd? SIXTH. Bec 11, spent Sunday and stlO^ e with the former's sister, Mr. and Mrs. in |i rail, of Home No. 1, ltOI", , Mrs. c. 1.. Itailcy, 3.nd igticld, representing \ y and < Jreenville Pe- __ been in town lor a I rip Ho Hough, of Camden, i sliaw county, spent iter. .? ftave Ne*v l*ro* :-i \y? lienl ol lite Hole! frfrsehl genial and S. W. Inn man, ol e charge ol the >v. 1. UititH'e.i VraM WE HAVE : yesterday morn- YfWfCV* A I ol trustees of the l[l|^ I AL ool District, the ?~*W. ers were elected grade 1 school: R One of S. F. B< Rock Hill, prinCrocked, Fan- Company Ree Stockton and ain. The school ? . _? _ Monday. GASOLENE PL Cotton Croo. ? r - i_ -r auu uaii lUlIllMl Ojt. 2 ?The cot. issued today by anytime with go agriculture shows j?i e condition of the P A QO I Th September 25 was viADvJi?<E of a normil, aAugust 25 last; ??? ber 15, 1907; 71.G ^ : ~ 25, 1908, and Business No te of the pad 10 " ? .= nber 25 DOST-?on Sunday afternoo 1 " collar with green satin tri ? . twoen J. A. West and I.anci i_ 4i r or will please return to this ly Kisors, the famous I'hey are suiail, sure, ,,, .. P. Mackev ? Co. w-s RKCKIN Kl> < ar loi .m guano for grain. I'ae tl crease your yield of oats, et Cd Letters. tcr Mercantile Co. J. K. liutler, K. A. ???????? ? [anus, Walter Kelly, The Ureatest State Pair v , Klizabet h Brooks, in Columbia October 26th . I.. Caskey, Diner ;Jotfi. Make your arrangenv . Cos ton. Tom C'artor, Special rates on all railroadi argie Hart. Kochel lOtiisa Sloier, I.olar POH SAI.K.?\Iy 8-room di is, I.illie Jiles, I. <}. two t-room dwellings, wil llatchell, J. \\\ Mc- of water. If this property i r>, Bell \'an<ls, I,or- at private sale between no M. Mecreat, Meary first Monday in October, it v tan. Itob itai ?'i ?? ? -l - omn I?ir on inHl ? <llen, It. H. I.ayton, t-'authen. Jnnle KmIot, Marre ?????????? li? M. U. lluntcr, NOTH'K Tt> <'RKI>IT<>K.S .ester. Belk, ICleza M. sons holding claims agai inline, K. \. Began, tate of the late Jane M. \ Penn, T. J. Simp- please present thein, duly la Soott, W. C'. Tho- the undersigned, on or bef< burg. W. K. Wilson. ber 1st, next. J. W. llan . F. Hunter. P. M. Kershaw, S. t". I 5 why you should do your I nking business with I The Old Reliable" 1 ink of Lancaster | ause it is the largest, strongest best bank in Lancaster county. ause it is progressive, and upate and assures courteous and sfactory service. ause it is managed by men ripe banking experience who have >d the test and made good. j ause, your business, large or | 11, is appreciated and always g I in strict confidence. i ause it is always in funds to loan y ?Ood security. g ause its condition is hmltl-^r 1 vvn by its statement published 1 ast issue, and if you are a depos- | , your money is always ready n cheerfully paid over to you. | If-MillioirDoIlar-Bank. I pq DON'T | Jj(t have to use I your hand- I kerchief to I Bp : strain it, it is I double stra- I iriprl I . VH1.A | J US 1 ? 1 trom pump 1 I ?j) to automo- | bile. No dirt I mvser & I n<) Waste. I PRICE I ANTS RIGHT I rH w. l I ?od clean I | ne | Croxton | ?I???IJ 4-inpr BI'TTKIl AND KGGH?The Htar Cafe pa\ > highest prices for butter =r~=^ and eirgs Fundeiburk a Lingle. n, Indies fur ????????? mining, be- FOR SALE?( otter my farm for sale, ttsti r. Find- consisting of 180 acres of good land, a office, new 6-room dwelling and a good well ??? of water. Has good pasture with lasted jo 2 2 lI,K water. Enough timber on the land [lis and in- to keep up buildings, and an immense c. Lauras- amount of cord wood. About half of 1.2 laud in cultivation. For further partic_________ ulars call on or address J. K. Kason. ... , , | , Waxhaw, N. ('., K. F. D. No. 1, or G. H. V.' ,Burgess, Real Estate Agent, Waxhaw, to October N * * pnts tO gO. ???????mmmmm?m s. 10:1-0 LOST?Between Cotton Mill and Main ?????- street a pay envelope in name of John veiling and Johnson, containing a ten dollar bill. Ih good well Reward if left with News office. 2 is not sold ? >w and the FOR SALE OR RENT?Desirable r??u fill be offer- (lence, seven rooms, outhouses, etc., lay. W. B. ant* acres of land in Kast Knd. on tf Apply to B. ?'unninprham. I.em-aster, S. C. 2-tf ' All per- ],08T?Tuesday, between Mike .lohnnst the es- son's house and Mercantile store, a < lark, will j,iftjn> open-faced gold watch, with attestod, to ribi^n fej)j an(j locket attached. Heore Novem- wftr(i for return to News office. nel, A Kent, td Send your printing to The News,