The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 10, 1908, Page 8, Image 8
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Fleisant Hill Items.
Pleasant llill 6chool will open
next Monday, the 12'h. with
Mrs. Jane Hughes as teacher.
Mr. W. O. Ilui ledge, of Korshaw,
spent Monday night with
Mr. and Mrs. S. Heckham, Sr.
Mrs M. O. Heckham returned
lion.e this week tr ra a visit to
? 1: 1.' K,v...
lciililVC7a in ivnoiian,
Mr. K. R Beckham will continue
his mercantile business at
Pleasant Hill.
The farmers are about through
gathering their crops in this seetiou.
Crops are short.
Two fellows went opossum
hunting on Mr. J. S. Marshall's
place a week or two ago and saw
something get after the dog.
They thought it was a bear, b?'t
I think they were eo excited
that they didn't know what it
was. Said they didn't run any,
but 1 suspect that they struck a
trot.
We are glad to learn that Mr.
Kell Adams, who has been 9ick,
is now able to bt> up again.
Rex
Pleasant Hill, Oct. 8.
Dots from Waxhaw Section.
Mr. Editor: Please allow me
space in your paper for a few
lines.
Mrs. R. W. McA'eer has returned
from a visit to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Sim'l Mac
key, and her sister, Mrs. .1 8.
Wnllnee and her brother. Mr
Johnnie Mac key.
Mr. Stanley Mackoy, son of
.Mr. Sam'l Mackov, an<l Miss
Leola Little, daughter 01 Rev.
1). 1'. Little, were married 27th
of Sept- DOS, both of the Wax
haw section, at the home of Mr.
Columhus Griffii.
Mr. anil Mrs. Stanley Msckey,
spent Wednesday in Lancaster,
shopping.
"Night Riders" in Pleasant
Valley.
A resident of Pleasant Valley,
who was nere on business, stated
to the reporter that Mr. Jno. M
Llarris, who operates a ginnery
in that place, was somewha' surprised
Monday moining to fin 1
a notice on his ginhouse warning
him to "stop the gin at once."
The notice was signed "Night
Ilideis." Mr. Harris looks upon
the matter merely a* a joke and
lias since had Ids gin in operation.?Fort
Mill Times.
Sad Death at Fort Lawn
Thursday Morning.
Chester Reporter: Mrs. Lz
zie Kelsey Jordan, wife of Mr
B. i). Jordan, died at her home
near Fort Lawn at an early hour
this morning, alter an illness o!
more than two years The Mineral
services are to he conducted a'
Fort Lawn tomorrow morning
by Rev. J. 11. Yarborough, pastor
of Fort Lawn Baptist church.
Mrs. Jordan was about tittylive
years ol age. She was a
woman of lovable character, and
an earnest and consistent niember
ot Fort Lawn Baptist church
She leaves a husband and the
following five children to mourn
her deafh : Mrs. R. L Edwards,
Mioses Ora and Mary Jordan, and
Me-srs Hyatt and David Jordan,
all of Fort Lawn.
No Wonder She Wants Divorce.
Pit.tshnrf? Pa . ft ?Pail
lire to bathe in the 11 years of
his married life, is the principal
ground for divorce alleged by
Mrs. Elsie Erny, in her suit
against William F. Erny, wherein
the master's report was filed
yesterday. Mrs. Erny declared
that, to the best of her knowledge
and belief, her husband declined
resort to tub or shower.
The master recommends that
a divorce be granted.
THE LANCASTER N
THE BRYAN FUND. " T/,r '
Subject?to 1111
diligent commit)
Lender?Mr. V
Committees to Solicit Contri- *oncrPrayer.
butions Appointed Throughout
County. song.
The eommitteo consisting of T. M. Lsnay, < ultivn
Hughes, K. 10. Wylle and J. llarry Fos- M(tor,
to solicit money in aid of the Bryan i>0,n*t*
Democratic Campaign Fund, in this Beading Mr.
county, have appointed the lollowing
sub committees: Meeting throw
Lain aster?\V, l\ Caskey, J. F. Nisbet,
John T. Green. Lancaster Cotton According 1
Mill?W. F. Davis, C. T. JIardin, B. ,, Qi
F. Phillips. Pleasant Valley-O. W. "a P^tridges
Potts, James O. llall, Osmond Barber, dollars apiece
Van Wyck?T. R. Thompson, J. M. to's Only ill
Yoder, J. A. Hyatt. Riverside?R. C. . ^
Crockett, P. M. Lathan, Wade Draflln. 1 "-ur0s.
Dry Croek?J. A. Cauthen, W. T. Van- ??
landingham, J. II. Bell. Elgin?J. S. DeWitt's Little E
llagins, Julius Bailey, A. K. Bailey. Iitt'e liver pills
New Cut?K. J. Flynn, R. P. Steele, J. R ife pills. Sold by
B. Client. Dwight?R. L. Csbcr,
1>. R. Williams, II. C. Steele.
TradesviHe?T. W. MeNeely, P. L. IT IS
u' it VAL?...
i' uuuri uui rv, i\. i i \i oahiih ??
?W. P? McManus, W. j. Hclk, J. WB Some LbiiciinI
Knight. White Bluff?Seaborn Sims" Realize ll
J. \V. Welsh, W. J. llorton. Haile
Hold Mine?P. M. Moblev. C. F. Adams. 1 h.? constant 8cl
W. 1T. Clyburn. 1'rimus-B. F. Adams, ^-armess. the tm
Ueo. NV. Kllis, Henry P. Connell. Jaek- 2* ^ulue>' 11
son ham?Clarence MeMurray. J. i>. e(?". . 'VPj r?V1Si;
Nisbet. (J. W. Williams. Antiooh?A. chegt? *
C. West, W l\Stogmr,C H. McMan- Ktduev'lVlls and't
us. Douglas?J. P. Williams, M. .1. results obtaimd.
<?reen. Recce t askey. from an irregular i
The foregoing committees will please perform tlicr fnt
proceed at once to collect money for won a soreness acri
the Bryan Campaign Fund, and for- and I generally t'c]
ward the same to T. M. Hughes, chair- learning of other
man. on or before the '2<>th instant. Kidney Pills with
T. M. Hughes, Chairman. to try them anil
U. M. Wylie. using thorn 1 ha
J. Harry Poster, kidneys aro a gr<
Committee. rfB'>l r in acti in, <
way. I heartily i
ncv Pil's to other i
The Cranl?l in Circle For sale by all <1
?? , , , . Foster-Milbnrn <k
1 li** Franklin < irele had a pleasant ?uU agent* l..r the
and interesting meeting Wednesday Ron ember the i
afternoon, the president, Mrs. J. II. no other.
Maekoroll, being the charming hostess.
The literary program was as follows:
< loograpluenl description of Kngland, it ^
Ireland and Scotland, with mode of |[ I ^3
living, houses, etc., by Miss Marie
Craig. ' [ Study
of the "Faerie tjuecn"?a read- _
ing, by Mrs. K M. Cro.xlon.
Knglish Society, past and present, by sSl \ ) \
Mainly refreshments were tastefully | BJkJ < S
served, during the evening. ^
Last Sunday Red Letter
i^cxy iii -lvxclii?
odism.
(From the So. christian Advoratu.)
Dear Hro her: Yesterday was I f Yoi:
a ied letter day in Lancaster
Met odisni. when three ot the 1 O
most prominent uud inlluential .
citizetn ol the town united wit L g?Od glove
our church. Tins were a'l men cause you d
of lamiiy and well tip in yearn, us, that is j
and this action 011 their part jj am. We s
made a profound impre sion on | a]j times t<
the t- plendid congregation. Such |
men will prove a blessing to the I
Church mil the Church w 11 be | niore than
a hie sing to them. we sell mor
Our Sunday t-chool, which cept smalle
heretofore has beeu meeting in means fresl
the m'lining, held i's first ner- time Wlv
vi e yesterday in the afternoon
Ttie change we balieve to he for 0 ^ us' ^
the better, as was demonstrated serve you a
by the unusually large attend- Ml
ance and the revived inteiesl m.3
which was everywhere evident
The ''Work D?vv" coliostion f r
the Orphai aire was good. An 0
Our haiKlsome new church is j it
now w II under the way, dirt, dormen ot iho 1
having been broken two weeks i * '"""'i assemble
1 1 1 , .1 r> of I lie smile, tlillt
a.-o. We hope to hold ? he hrst ?r,u,,.
service in tlie church the first j to mist- supplies 1
Sund ty ill January. meming.lannary
rr, J , | , ' . . ralilitHl .lanttarv
1 Me outlook for Methodism ltl same I-- hereby
Lane ister was never brighter oul "'iity cents'
lh.n now. Truly yours,
\V . A, i< <ury. anu'iHliid, shall rt
L nc;i3t/r, Oct. . "He?'tion ' Tl
I < ana nrr licrch^
? year UH)8V that is
Mr.. .?.< 11 uncock died last Tuesday ?1oo.oO ofV.cla'l
moruinu after an illness of several soital property
weeks. Mrs. Hancock was a member limits of the tow
of II?>pewoll church and an excellent due and payable ^
Christian lady.?Chesterfield Advertiser 1 u 1 |\('.us
oflico of the I ow
taxes duo and rei
Incursion Kates Via Southern first day of Heee
Cniiway to subject to a penal
v i i , . . for the non-pavm
New Orleans, I.a. and Return. Tie- . . .
kets on sale October 7th, 8th and 9th ' 11 " <>u
inclusive, limited October 24th, 1908. 11 l,a> m* 11 <> si
Milwaukee. Wis. and Return. Tic
kets on salo October 8tli to 14th inclu- "r ' " ri " "
sive, limited October 21st, 1908. 1 ?? l* *'
ItirminKham, Ala., and Return. Tie- * * I'1M<
kets on sale October 18th, 19th and 20th. !' u. . ., X, K 1
inclusive, limited October 26th, 1908. ftY,s" j
For rates, detailed imformatfon, etc., 1 , ,T.f
,, .. _ .. . ' semhled this .?th <
apply to Southern Railway Ticket ...
Agents or addross, \ttosf
J. L. MkKK, A. <i, 1'. A., Atlanta, t?a. John Crawford,
J. C. RUSK, I>. P. A., Charleston, S. C. m clerk ai
EWS, OCTOBER 10, 1908
'offram fof Oct. 11. * ^ * m >
nonditiK our society by a
Leo work. _ " "" ?
onion Thompson. I
U VJ U LI La
You will find a list of
LtiiiK Christiuan ttraces shoppers that will be V
v,ftmls- . the most and best good:
kukc:??? KUiott. list over carefully and }
n open. cheap as any reliable he
oti;e Atlanta Jourare
selling at, four SPECIAL,
in New York ho- On Saturday ond Mono
le game can stand tober 10 and 12, we will f
P. Cnats thread at 2c spoo
nnfl annni to customer.
arly His-rs. the famous DRESS GOODS.
They are Riunll, sure,
J F. Macker * Co. w-s 3 pieces 38 iuch Fancy
a 25c value, special for
QCDinTTo 15 cents.
bEKtUUS 10 pieces 38 to 44 incl
i?r People Foil to Suiting, value 35 to 50c,
i? SoriounnesN. for October, 25 cents,
ling of ft bail back, the 4 pieces 38 inch Fancy ]
id feeling, the pains and a very special value for
Is arc serious?if nealec- for October at 45 cents.
urinary troubles follow o en ic
'ing at 1(1 Pinckney St , pi6C6fl oO inch r
s: "I have used Down's Mohair, Value $1.00, spe
mi well pleas !<i with the October shoppers 72i cen
1 Hufft-retl for kotuo time
iclion of niy kidneys, to OOTTON GOODS
ictious propei I v. There a
>ss the small ot my back 20 Pieces hancy Arno
t dull and languid. On ings at 20c value, special
s who had used Doao's tober, 10 cents the yard,
g >od l emits, 1 decided 10 nlprpp i)PHt iQc Fll
procured a box since 1U Pieces oest 100 r u
ve gained steadily, my special for October shop
at deal 'tronger, more cen S
ind 1 fee I better n ev. ry 3 j bpflt 1Q, J j M
iecouiiiien.1 lloansKid- \ . , ~
sufferers?' special for October, 8$ cei
ealers. Price 5o cents. 4 pieces 30 inch Shirti
\'t 1?"?'!? ^ork- ralv, values 12A cents, spe
United States. . '. ... \ *
nuiie I loan's and take October 8J cents,
2-3 2000 yards White Ho
value 7c, special for Ot
cents.
3000 yards Checked Hu
value 7 cents, special for
5 cents.
AT 79 CEN I S
2 d,,./\He(i. Speads, valu
8Pp(Mal ,or tn,a fia,ei 00
5 il?'Z Lace Curtain-, vi
V h cents, b | > i? ci a I for thin sale
hi AT 25 CENTS.
\Sfl 10 iloz Buys Knee Par
J 5 to 15, value 35 to 45c,
for this sale, 25c.
?_____
i Happen "g4
Miss mf *m
ry values be- \
ton't deal with 1
Flylsr Brot
) give you the
your money? w's^ f? S<W to the
, you at the opening of w
others because ?eason of 011lr betu
e goods and ac- date basis than ever bef<
r profits. That Market on Main Street
i stock all the on Midway where you w
m you're ready the most courteous man
e'H be ready to our surrounding countrj
J ers of hrstclass Sausage
We handle the best ?
shores of Virginia. Any
^ lie unnecessary, for ever
w'th their delicious Have
South always fresh and
rdinance. vinced. We are in the i
I'.v tin- Mayor and Al- tie, hogS, sheep, poultry,
own oi I.aiii-aslnr in for what >*OU luiVC to Sel
d and i-.\ tin authority j nfrA1. vnil .^4 |U vorv 1
Article 1 ..i s.-, tion I OIier y?U ai ine Veiy 1
niiil. il An ordinance j |f njp^ frn^Vi K?v>ni
or llie liseal yen r com- "*Y~ * * -----isi.
passodH.ui You have to depe
ui, inns, ho nii.i tho ' And to have thinj
TiEl, si,".l Depend on Plyler
rtin? in ii. u thcruof Some people will
rnih'^r"0"- "" gut listen to our .
ui( tin* following taxes OUT HlOcitS cirC tn(
io\ iod for the lisoai Therefore we ask
r <>no dollar on oat h The very best sau
lie of all real and por- Will rhyme Very t
??y ?* roast-bee
between the first and And yOUr wives V.
November, 1!?MX, at the r? . ,
n Treasurer; and all tJo llOt ^et anj,ry
iiuiiiiiik 11111'mil tin inn 1V1W?> 1/ UVUI'y CU31UI
'nbl'r; '*'08, hl,a" bo "I forgot to order
tv of fifteen per cent. T .?? 1 ,
out of taxes when duo. I Will uO DCttGr to
roAKiircr, after default NOW give US VOUr
11< 1 taxes, shall issue ??y *?., . *
policeman of the town ^ G Will tFGSt yOU
County f??r t ho del in- Will give yOU gOO
is and penalties, r*?l- ,, . 1
a for collecting delin- Much SUCCeSS WG
?w provided by State When yOU COlTie 0
Lifi?d in council ah- And be content al
lav of net., i90?. That you will alw
IH'tillKS, Mayor.
PLYLE1
nd Treasurer. 2-3
iGir " 1
bargains at E. E. Cloud's for October
iry helpful to those who are looking for
5 for their money. Read the following
rou will tind that we make prices as
>use on the same class of merchandise.
AT 1.48.
'ay.Oc 2 doz Boys Knee Pants Suits,
? /v , valuo 2.00, speeial lor this sale
I. Only 149
AT 1 98.
_ 3 doz Boys Knee Pants Suits,
Suiting, vajue 2.75 special for October
October, | jjg
. Fancy ' AT 12 50.
special Qne j0t Mens fine Worsted
Suits in neat brown effect, value
Mohairs, jg special for October 12 50.
October
AT 15.50.
P Stripe Two lots Mens extra fine
c Worsted Suits, value 18 50, reduc
ed for October sale to 15 50.
.. AT 25 CENTS.
Id Suitfor
Oc- Big line Boy and Misses Caps,
Many in the lot. worth as much
tneletts, at 35 and 40c, special for October,
pers, 8J 25c.
n (.nre AT 10 CENTS.
"" " hi
its fiO doz Misses Heavy Ribbed
ng lYr Hose, value 15 cents, special for
rial for October sale 10c.
mespun, SHOES. SHOES, SHOES.
;tobar 5 \ye have a line of Shoes thatwon
Id be a credit to any shoe
mespun, ptore. Bring your wants to us in
October (his line and 1 atn sure we can
please you both in quality and
price.
o $1 00, MILLINERY,
nts. Our Milliners are quite busy
these days getting out the orders.
. >r Come and leave your order and
line, ?>.) |iave yOUr j,at early. Our styles
' and prices are sure to please you.
For Saturday and Monday 10
its, size and 12, we will sell best 5c doz
special Pearl Buttons at lc doz. Only
one dozen to customer.
CLOUS.
hers Meat Market
fresh meat eaters that we come before
hat promises to be the greatest meat
ir equipped to serve you on an up-toDre.
We are now operating a first-class
and also doing business at our old stand
ill always find us ready to serve you in
tier, with the best cattle and hogs that
r can put on the market. We are makand
can please the most fastidious teaste.
:rade of Oysters from the celebrated
thing we would say in their favor would
y oyster eater is thoroughly acquainted
>r. At this season we get fish from the
large bunches. Try them and be conmarket
for anything in the line of categgs
and hides, paying the top price
II. We have any amount of shingles to
owest price. See us before you buy.
rl you want to eat,
nd on golden wheat;
?s nice and always neat,
for all your meat,
tell you another way,
rhyme, and see what we say;
; best that money can buy,
that us you try.
isage that meats can make,
well with the best of steak;
f and then some stew,
nil be happy and nice to you.
about delay,
ner will always say,
? I know its late;
morrow, if I don't forget"
trade,
nice;
d meats and make a close nrice.
wish you all;
ur way give us a call,
t)out our meat
ays have good things to eat.
R BROTHERS