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4 Hancaslit (SEMI-WEEKLY.) WEDNEMDAV, NOV. 4, ltM>*. The avalanche ot bill collector? on Monday and ot votes on Tuesday ought to be enough excitement for oue month. On the eve of the election the campaign managers of both the great political parties issuedstate ments claiming the earth. Madame Emma Eames, the nnera house star, w ho has jus vr returned from Europe, says thai women will poon wear bloomers Isn't the sheath gown bat enough? Now tha' the election is ovei let us finish gathering our crops pay the printers, preachers, doctors and merchants and tliet handover what's left to the old woman to buy us something foi Chirstmap. John Temple Graves sa\s thai Mr. Bryan, who u>ed to be hit idol, bas teet ot clay. Surely hf dco-n't mean to intimate tliat Mr Bryan doesn't w;?6h his feet, ? Anderson Mail. Maybi John Temple is uadei the impression (bat Bryan i< fiom Rock LI ill. A North Carolina jury, ir Cumberland county, has award ed a woman$375 damages againsi the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad for tailing into a mud puddle ju<t alter being put oil' a ?ran a' a station. Look out now loi an epidemic ol damage sum again*' Kcx-k Hill growing ou c! iho precipitate tumbling ol j lot ol people into the city's my riads ot mud holts. ''i.ivvs nil Uses ol Water." i ?He significant headline of at article in the last issue ol the es teemed Rock llill Herald. That* right, not being used to itf it i well lor you folks over there t< study how to use water befor< you begin to monkey with it Having so long obeyed the in junction to -'hang your clothe on a hickory limb, bill don't g< Lear the water," it is nov necessary for you lo learn tlx very Inst principles of taking t bath. I.)id you ever notice the move ments ol the average womar with a long-1 ail dre-s 011 as sh< walks along the streets ? how she'll eiiher grab the folds o her frock on both sides, like , :tinn with a .Jim swinger tixiii 10 sit down, or else seize as rr,uc! ol the garment as slie can hole in on-* hand, and swinging i iroun i i*i tr??t?i. let it (| >p abon her knees and leel? How mticl mote graeeiul she would look am. how mm h more comfortabh si.6 would be, were she to cu 011 ti. t 1 >ng tai1, letting lie die* li t..g u uur ?ll> an l escap ing Ihe groan 1 about r ,vo inches 1 lie -eiilnm-nt is growing heri in Javoi ot -wept sidewalks lo . 1. >abh <th, we are | ]e d i, o O la 1 Sund ?y tin* ce t?e t lavement in imnt of tli following plains i.f bu-iees> oi M nn street presented i i.ice clean appearance: Hotel Hoy a W. L. ('roxton iV Co'-. stor? Uaghir and Lindsay's s\,re (ieorge Ferguson's store, L. ( I'avseur's store. -J. M. ("anthen' ? -v - ? ? barb r shop, Sileebi's st'>re anlie p >st < tticp. We hope tha otheis will join the ranks of tlios who have adopted the pla of having the sidewalks sap} tiT Sat urday nights. la his lecture Thursday nigl Dr. Hawthorne commenced t the people in his audience tli virtue of laziness as an aid t the preservation of a sound min THE LAN in a sound body. He advised 1 that every morning it would be well if persons as soon as they , get out of bed to rest, in a lazy sort of way, for half an hour.? . The News and Courier. There are a lot of people who 1 will no doubt welcome such advice. Being already lazy to the " limit, they will be glad of an excuse to test the virtues of the eminent divine's prescription for M nrpservatiou ot a sound I * ? > mind in a sound body." Deuth of Mr*. Clyburn, Wife ?/ the Hon. W. U. Clyburn I Mrs. Queen Clyburn, wife ol t 'lie Hon. VV. U. Clvburu, of I he . | Ilaile Cold Mine section, died I j at her home Monday morning. I after a protracted illness. A lady ol excellent christian char* acter slie bore her long weeks , of sulfering willi marked resigna tion. patience and fortitude. i Mrs. Clyburn wa? ths daughI ler of the late Beckham Hilton r anil was about 45 years ol Hge. Besides the bereaved husband slie leaves the lollowing named i sons and daughters: Beckham, ; Ernest, Frank and James Cly* burn, Mrs. John Jenkins, Misses Ada, Grace and Ruth Clyburn. . i She is also survived by her mother and the lollowing broth'Jt-rs and sisters: Mr. Lee Hilton, i .1 Charlotte; Mr. Joseph Hilton, i ol Heath Springs; Mr. Thomas Hilton, ol Camden ; Messrs Rich ] ard and Pickett Hilton, of Taxahaw; Mrs. L. W. Htnsou, of ' Primus, and Mrs. John A Oo >k, L of Lancas er. Mrs. Clyburn also leaves an 1 unusually large circle of friendr r and aquaintances to lament bed * untimely passing away. Blesses 1 with the nobler attributes of true 1 womanhood, she won the friend" ship of all with whom she came in contact She was a friend to the poor and needy, and was * all that a good and generous 1 hearted neighbor could be, and while she will be greatly missed s in t lie community in which she sc " long resided, it i* in the home 1 circle that her loss will be mosl sorely felt, for she was indeed ? model wife and mother. The remains of Mrs. Civ hurt p were laid to rest yesterday at 3 Ple'sant Plains Baptist church ' or winch she was a loyal member the Hev. f. A. Dabney, of Lm? ' caster, conducting the tuoera services. t hahi/i s m iffjire Of rm/terimen <lent of I'.dnrution. Owing to the pressure ol hu f duties as cashier of ih? Far ? mor-' Hank <V 1 rust company, Mr. \V. M. Moure has resigned 'tie (Mice ot County Sup 11 eiintendent ot Kducation. Or 1 the recommendation of the coun I ?y'-~ legislative delegation, Mr ' A C. ltowel', the nominee ii , ihe la-t primary, and who wa< 4 In y elected t<? the olfice iu tin t general election \e-ter<'ac, ha ? iieen appointed h.v the governoi - '<> lill Mr. Moore'a unexpirei term I lie ma rouble I'-U'l :j Mr .J. (' Hairi-, ol the Heat! . Splines see! ion. leM at H.is o Ii e Sa urdav a run s'tv in t o l( w y ol a heti's egu:. Ins'end o being of the i\ gulalion while, i ^ ot -lark brown, clu col * I e to r On one si'io i a small light ?p'>t , as though ti e }>>tiiii iiiir materia might have given out hetore lie "toe H iMkiiuill I 1 rt ne ,r 1 ' j VU ? d") ii N in u? * ?<w cj! perfectly tresh?wh Iriid thi ti I lav b fore it \v ih brought her*? e -till, there m no guarantee til n il e?tm it wouldn't leave a darl ,i brown taste in one's month. Tli 'ayer ol this lemarkable exu i of mature years, bavin* see it seven summers?obi enouyl o therefore to kno'v bettor, but all ie evidently thinks that the sea-mi o is at hand for d >insr Kaste d stunts. CASTER NEWS. NOVEMB Watches ??eirv I ' r | ^HE question of "What I Watch to Buy" is a hard one for the average man to f solve. Dozens of grades are sold under the same name, [ and it puzzles any but an ex' pert to decide which is best suited to his peculiar use. I I' am a watch expert, and will gladly help you in this matter My stock consists of all best makes, in all sizes Remember, repairing watches is my specialty If you pay more for your work than 1 charge, you pay too much. If you pay less, you get shoddy work My work is right My prices are moderate Ik C. HOUGH, Jeweler and Optician. i Your Grocery jj I Order i ? when delivered from us will i be satisfactory inasmuch as t it will be exactly as you desired, nothing sent you that is "just as good" as the article you ordered, as our II stock is always kept full. Everything here new,fresh and of the very best quality, as our goods are of the reliable kind, guaranteed by us to l>e the very best. < i HeimetC* ! I ??r i mmm mm*ilum?? ?> ?i 4.> jm 1 r ? ??? mmmmmmamm ' It\ '4. D;^IJ l^Ull I IMbiv Your Eyes f Never select (ilasses for t yourself, and never purchase Glasses from a traveling peddler It's a thousand to one you will select the wrong Lenses, and he will sell you anything he happens to have, because he is here today and gone t tomorrow. So is your mon<; ey. If you need Glasses ei come to me. I know my 9 business. Examinations '? free. 11 B. C. HOUGH, $ | ? Jeweler and Optician r mmmmm ?? ' Subscribe for The Lancaster News. ER 4, I9Q8 I^The Financially Successful Man Invariably realizes th the force and power ( Many people realize the yet fail to realize the ad count at the bank." T knows that a bank ac credit; that it facilitates actions; that it 'urnishes these transactions (to w any time); that in case < ! pa\'lHJC111 ll ijiutMy r>iv iectified; that his money is more secure from los than it would be if in his that a bank account is ; cess and invites a larger Build Up a Bai It is a well recognized finan m expands the power of money ; K the work of four to ten?espec 'i; ing investments. Credit at tli m The man who has a good credi M so he can take advantage of m way?he is in a position to ma | We Bay You t< m Our Savings Department n lute security for all moneys ^ per cent, interest, ? impound m You can open an ? count with 1 The First Nat ;? LANCASTE W ondertu LY FALL ME Vou will be surprised to vii wonderful values wc are c priced at less than half th hr?'ss Cheap l."> pieces fancy ami plain suiting, many < >i pieces in the lot worth as much as .id cents, all tfoin}r at . . lift cts the yd. j pieces .Vl-ineh broad cloth, a Ian value (l at $1.00. Special priced for this sale only ... 72% cents '! pieces ftO-inch fancy mohairs in seasons, hest colors, a hiy value at $l.n0. Special price for this sale . . cts 3(>-Imali Tntl'cta Silk. <>ne piece .'{ -inch lllack Taileta silk, a hiu value at Special priced for ,, I his sale 71* cents Cotton (IihmIs Cheap. <> jn pioces no cent Arnold suiting: special for this sale . . 10 cents 1" ! in pieces hest 1" < < nt ilanlet special for ' ihis sale cents j *' j "> pieces hest in cent canton llnntiell, special for this sale s!._, cents ! pieces hest s'; cent mattress ticking, special for this sale O'.j cents v>; I'OOO yards colored homespun, special for this sale at ft cents | .">00 yards mercerised while waistiim. a ->' Inj; value at I ft cents, special priced at 10 cents the yard ilitr r?at ViilucN. _' i ladies Ioiir, lull satin liiii'tl coals, a hit; value at $12.AO. special priced this sale . . $10.OO I 1.7 ladies unliiied coals, a Lit; value at $10.00. special priced at $7.?n j Ladies and Misses $7..70 coats, a hit; i value tor this sale $.7.00 Men ami lloys ( lot liinu. Here is where we save yon money. I' t Mir clotluntr hnsitiess is steadily grow : w iitR. W'e have no other way <>l'account- i V j inir for this fact only that we (jive hettei | s clothing; for less than our competitors. < 'all and sec our line of pore worsted suits at f I _'. > ?. $L7.0U, $is.(to and IJO.OO. These suits are every one guaranteed. H W e lu?\ e a few odd suits that you can s hoy at .70 cents on the dollar. l( Hit; lot of hoys suits at $1.1(0, $ 1 .Ox, Il'.oh, $4.00 ami *7.on. A look at these yooils will show that v we have the rit;ht t;onds at the ri?;ht t ' price. n E. E. CI LANCASTER'S BES T. C. FOSTER 1 ( I'htjsic.lan and Buixjtion office over Crawford Itros. l>rug Store. All calls promptly attended Distil and day. 102 e dynamic value of ? >f a bank account. i "power of money" m Ided force of an "ac- \ he successful man m count improves his M his business trans a valuable record of B hich he can refer at m Di error in making a m own and more easily \ receives more care, % s by thieves or fire m personal possession; K in indication of sue- * success. M ik Credit. 1 cial principle that credit md makes one dollar do M dally is this true in mak ie bank is worth having. ^ t at the bank is situated m any snaps that come his M ke money. m > Save. | lot only guarantees abso- m deposited but pays you 4 ed every three months. ^ one dollar. m iional Bank { R., S. C. L Values ItCllJlJS'DISE ;it our store and sec the \ ftV? r i rw r Ma r?\r crnnflc ^rp /II V.1 iUUUj ^V7V7U 1*1 ^ eir value. IjutlicM Skirls. lie lot ladies heavy working skirts, were 3*1.25, special to close out at 89 cents nc lot ladies lieaxy walking skirts, were *1.50, special to close out at 98 cents Knit (inntlN. iu lot of sample knit goods, iw lot .">0 and till cent shaw Is, special priced .... 39 cents in- lot 50 and HO cent fascinators, special.. . . 39 cents ne lot 50 and on cent baby hoods, special 39 cents ^ ne lot 25 and 35 cent fascinators, special .... 19 cents lie lot 25 and 35 cent baby hoods, special . . .19 cents Cutlet wale. > do/, ladies 20 cent IIcoco shirts, special to dose out at.. ... 12 ets. each ? do/., ladies \ est and pants, a big % alue at 25 els. each or 50 suit 25 do/, mens heavy ileeee shirts and pants, a big value at ?1.00 suit, special priced 75 cent suit. I.ace ( urtaiiiH do/. I arc curtains, good size, a big \aluo at tilt cciiis, special priced at l ? cents per yard Shoes, Shoes, Shoes. i nir shoe stock was never more cornicle than just now. bring your shoe i anis to us and I am sure we can please on. both in quality and price, (our h<ics stand tlie test. >1 illintry. our millinery department is at your ervice with a strong line to make your election from and at prices you want o pay. Make our store your headquarters rhile in town and let us show you hrough our large stock of high class LOUD T CASH STORE. DR. J E. WELSH DENTIST )tlice in Emmons Building opposite First National Bank. Phone No. 8. LANCAMTEK, 8. C? 1