Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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8 Col. Spring*'* Mill* to be Run bg Electric l'ower. Col. Leroy Springs has made arrangements to have the Southern Power company furnish electric power for the operation ol his Lancaster and Chester cotton mills. Announcement ot the fact waB made in the Charlotte Observer of Sunday as follows: The Southern Power Company has contracted with Col. Lerov Springs, of Lancaster, S. C , to supply his list of cotton mil's witn electric power just as soon as the change of machinery can be made. The Lancaster mill ! will consume 2,500 horse-power and the Eureka ami Springstein in Chester will use about 750 each. The Lancaster mill is the largest in that section of South Carolina, operating about 70,000 spindles, while both the others operate about 15,000. The Iter. tf\ A. Fairy. At a congregational meeting of the Methodist church held Sunday it was decided to ask the annual Conference, which con venes in Laurens this week, to return the pastor, the Rev. W A. Fairy, to Lancaster for the ensuing year. Mr. Fairy has served his present charge only one year, bnt during that length ot time he has won many friends and admirers in the community irrespective of denominational lines, lie is a forceful, logical preachej- and his zealous work I here has neen pioductive of much good. /it Magistrate. l*hiflips' Court. The following eases have been disposed ol in Magistrate Phillips's court at the cotton mills within the last few days, the arrests being made by Policeman J. Mike Sowell: Sam Williams, assault on Hub Beckham; se*>. tence, $10 or 15 days. Chris Kobertson, charged with drunk enness and disorderly conduct; sentence, $10 or 15 days. Luther Boyte,|similar charge; sentence $20 or 25 days. John Small, similar charge ; case set for trial 28th instant. The foregoing tines imposed were paid. Dwelling Iiartie.il at I'rimus. Mr. M. L. Hinaon, of Primus, hail the misfortune to lose his residence by fire y? sturdily morning about 3 o'clo Not onl\ tlie dwelling but practically all its contents were destroyed, an organ and a mattress being the o nly articles saved. The fire i started in the upper portion of1 the building, and was of accidental origin, if is thought. Mr liinson's loss is fully $1500, which is partially covered by insurance?$500 on the house i and $300 on the furniture, in the Moore Williams insurance j agency. SI* EC IA L NOT ICES. Lancaster Council No. 1. Daughters of America, anil the Junior Order will have an oyster and basket supper Saturday night, Nov. 2Hth, at the hall over cotton mill store; proceeds to go on the purchasing "t an organ for (lie Junior Order and It. of A. Kverybody invited to attend. There will lie preaching at New Hope next Sunday, 2!Mh instant. Kev. II. II. .Mitchell of Kershaw announces the beginning of a protracted ki UK- (I'll II 111 MINI' MINI lilt,'ML. Tlie Chfistnut Ridjje si liool will open Monday morning with I'rof. M. .1. (iroon in charge. The pupils aro ur^ed to be on hand that day so thuy ran ho promptly classified. The Unity school will open* Monday next with Miss Alone Nolson as teacher. I'ino throve Parmora Union will meet tomorrow (Thursday) at I o'clock p.m. The Lancaster tII. Farmer*' Union J will meet Saturday afternoon at Z l o'clock. Lancastrians are delighted with the series of entertainments being given here this week at I he opera house by the Hunter brothers Comedy company. The house is crowded each , night. THE LANC/ Roy? Bakin Powc Absolutely Pure fj Insures ful food for every The only bakin from Royal Grape C made from grapes. Safeguards your fc phosphate of lime?hars arc used in cheaply ma Negro Broke White Man's j T.P pr Spii??II j)-, N. special in yesterday's Observer: Wesley Finch, a prominent farmer of 'he Stanhope section of Nash county, hi 1 a difficulty vos'erday witii a negro tenon'. B >t> Anderson Finch suffered a broken leu. and his cloth's were cnl 'it six pieces by 'lie negro Finch's leu was struck wi h an iron pin. Tribute of Respect Little Murl, soil of Mr ami Mrs. Elmer \V. Bailey of Heath Springs, passed away October 27, 1!K)S. lie was 1 year. 11 months and 10 days old I.ittie Murl had been a great but patient sufferer prior to bis death. True, the little o le had not been with tiis parents to g, hut added much happiness to their lives His departure leaves a sad home. These young parents have the loving sympathy of their many friends Pastor BROUGHT TO LIGHT. Lancaster People Iteceivinq the Full Henc/lt. There have been many eases like tile tiilloivinc in I iin.'u.in- I."........ m " ' * -J w jr! lit4 rclH'es ' In- experience of people we know. The-e p ain, nt raiyh!forward statements will do much toword relieving t he sii Hernia of thousands. -mch testimony will he read with inten st by many peop e It. I'. h'inolier. living at 11ti N. Wilson . Hoik Hill, * < , -aj s : "I'or more tiian a year I Buffered from severe pains in the small of my hack and sides, and there W&M often a s<>re- ' ness through my kidney regions. When arising in ' h -morning I would he so lame and sun-that I c mid hardly . get around. I knew 'from these symptoms that my kidneys were atlected, 1 and prucured Doan's Kidney fills. > {Since I began using them I seldom feel an> p?in, my kidneys give me no trouble and I feel better in every way. I do not hesitate to recommend Doan's Kidney fills to ot her sutl'erers " 1 For sals by all dealers, Prioe 50 oente Foster Milburn <'o , IhiHalo, New York, sole agents for the I'uited ."stilt ;s Kemeuiher the name Doan's - and take un other. 11'?-17' Notice to Former Road ! Overseers. I All former road overseers of the pub- | lie roads of Lam-aster county having in their possession any r?>ad tools of any j kind, such as picks, shovels, plows,drag t scrapes or hoes will please deliver them all to meat my residence in Lancaster. , S. as early as possible I,. J. I'Kit It V, c Ki-17 t ounty Supervisor. H Notice of Application for Dis- J charge. Notice is hereby given that on Iteeemher listli. !)0K, the undersigned will * make his linal return as adminislrator ' of the estate of .1 ames Adains, deceased, ' and will on that day apply to the pro- 1 hate court of Lancaster county for letters disinissory. JOIIS I?. A MAMS, I r t - li.??w Administrator. w' P. ROBl NSON I ATTOIINKV A I I.AW ? >lllce over Heat h-J ones Co.'s Store. n I.A N? ASTKR. rt. r Prompt attention t<? business. I 1STER NEWS. NOVEME delicious, healthhome, every day. g powderf made ^ream of Tartar? >od against alum i and K mineral acids which Lde powders. For Your Thanksgiving Dinner. you will find every essential food awaiting you at our store ? all fresh and of high standard excellence, cut in price to the lowest figure. Those who have dealt with us before know how reliable our goods are; those who have not have a revelation of delight awaiting them. Get some of our new crop New Orleans and Georgia Cane Syrup, at Benn Subscribe for Tlie Lancaster News FROM $15 TO $20 SAVED B THE SOUTHE Many are availing themselve now offered by the Southe University of 1 S?ve<l *2u' Are you one of the number JED scholarships of the Southern Shorthf Ins week' It not, you had better net at o eon the opportunity will have been lost tl Business School are as follows '/lie $')li Book keep rip' or Shorthand eon >e increased to 'therefore, you will iven if you can not enter until January 01 ilture tune. The *!?n 'telegraphy course i Uiy two >"?(! courses tor *70; in a short tin u s for $so Think of it! But there's no t southern 7'<)I)AY and tirranpe lor a sclioh i.n-1. -I lifeII " IV HHP. way aoi 11r may UOl o*t only $T? ??' for a year: deducting this hip. you will still be $i I 4" ahead, if you vant only a t!') scholarship, $12.HO would 'ear. The Way to C Von can not afford to miss this opportui ensihlc tiling in tin- worl I to do is to bori y aft or the aiinoiinceniou t by tho Southeri landsomest ami best ad ipted business col ion of that new home-Koiu?, would. for a Ask Atlanta'; Aj plications for these special scholarshi hroii^h the mails. business education is lookkeeper? Are you a stenographerVt our chances for promotion are pn >r; in I rorld to ^of a start in the coiumercial worl I'irst-Class Colb^e Nsk Atlanta's repi bout the .Houthern an I you will not postp Call or write at once tor special rates 'resident, Atlanta, <? i. For the present c ?ER 29,I9Q8 ' Keep Your M By Trad: Our stock is now com prices on a basis with lc We nnntp ffw itpmi; 2000 yds 3-4 sheeting 1500 yds 6c plaids 1000 yds 10c outing 2000 yds 7 1-2 outing 2000 yds yard-wide sheeting 500 yds red wool flannel, a ba We have some jobs in men's 24 men's $7.50 suits at 24 men's $10.00 suits at Nice line overcoats and rain c 50 prs 1-4 wool blankets, worl go at 25 doz 50c overalls, double-kr 100 doz men's 50c underwear, We are headquarters for shoe Men's fine shoes from Don't fail to get a pair of o ery pair guaranteed. Our line of dress goods is c the best. Come to see us Yours Funderburl You Can Get Wh Your Thanksgi Plyler E We have just received a nice b Keep ourselves in shape to give y that good dinner you are going tc have one hundred turkeys, just h of this country, and will be glad I the market for a Thanksgiving Ti you want the best oysters, try ou We will sell them until the first c 1'lnce your order with us. Have Lard? It will pay you to try it. and can please you with any cut. and Saturday. Try us for we ha\ to serve you with the best that w< trouble in getting orders early, flers early so you will not be dela All orders for breakfast filled the very heartily for the nice patrons you that we will do everything tfi us a trial ami be convinced. We us a chance at your cattle, hogs, s game. (Ivor one million Shinglef jPlyler E V PUHCHASING RN'S SCHOLARSHIPS AT ONCE s of the extremely low rates rn Shorthand and Business Atlanta, Georgia that purchased one of tho speciol LOW-I'KIoi<l and Itusiness I'nivorsity in Atlanta, G?. nee, for the time is swiftly passing and very 1'od.iy tho scliolorships at this old-establish* rse ia only $10! Very soon the $50 rate will save $15 l?y purchasing Scholarship now, r later; the Scholarship can he used at any is only $G5 to those securing scholarship now. le the price will ho $'.to. All three $50 oour,ime to loose; go around to the otlioe of the irslnp' if not today, uo Monday, hava the ready cash; at 8 per cent $70 will from the >20 saved on the combined scholarshould borrow the money; or. should ion he saved after deducting the interest for a ret This Bargain iity; so if you haven't the money, the most row it The rush is on; it began lm media toil that it would soon move into the largest, lego ijuartcrs in the South, and in etlebraiiinited time, offer extraordinarily low rates. > Business Men ps are being made in person, by phone and THE NEOrJNSlTY of the clay! Are you a in yon receive telegraph messages? It not, hut, it is tho most dilffcult thing in the il without this business training secured at rescnbitivo business and professional men ione tins mutter any longer. A, (J. Hrisooe. President; L. W. Arnold, Vicein Whitehall viaduct. oney at Home ing Here plete with new goods and >w priced cotton. L i to sustain our claim. 3c yd .4 1-2 yd 7 1-2 yd 7 1-2 yd 5c yd rgain 12 1-2 yd suits that cannot be matched $4.48 $7.50 :oats from $3.75 to $15.00 th double the price, these $2.00 lee, all we ask you 35 pr . to reduce stock it goes at 75c suitS ;s, women's fine shoes at 85c pr up to $3.50 $1.15 to $5.00 pr ur cushion shoes for men; evomplete from the cheapest to and save money. to serve, i < Company at You Want For ving Dinner At 5rothers. unch of Tennessee UogR and will ou a nice bam or pork roast for > prepare for your friends. We rought from the best grain fields to have vour order if you are in jrkey. Can give you any size. If irs, the celebrated "Chase Brand." if December for 40 cents per qt. you bought any of our 1'nre Leaf We handle all kinds of good Beef We handle Fresh Fish on Friday re many varieties. Our motto is s can possibly buy. We have some We kindly nsk vou to place all oryed in getting meats in due time, evening before. We thank you ige you have given us anil assure . iat we can to please you. JSo give ' buy hides at the top price. Oive theeps, poultry, butter, eggs and i to sell at a bargain. Brothers. | CLERK'S SALE. STATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Lancaster, In tlie Court of Common Pleas. Mabel Bruce Cantheu ami B Manly Bruce, Plaintiff*, against Terah Bruce and Lafayette Key. Defendants. By virtue of an order of Court made in the above stated cause by Judge D 10 Hydrick, dated October 24th, 1908, the undersigned will sell at public auction at the Court House steps to the highest bidder on the FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER, BMW, all that piece, parcel or tract of land, situate, lying and being in Lanster County, State aforesaid, containing Two 7/undred and Seven (207) acres, more or less, and bounded on the North by lands of Mrs. M. L. Bruce; on the Kast by lands of Himon j>ruie, c?i> nit* ouuin uy lanos oi t;. K. Beckham, ami on the West by estate lands of .fames Johnson, deceased; the same being that tract of land whereon P. Thorn well Bruce resided at the lime of his death. Terms of sale: Cash, purchaser or purchasers to pay for papers. And should the purchaser or purchasers fail to comply with his bid within twenty-four (24) hours after the said sale, I will resei? said premises, under ttie conditions prescribed herein, and at the risk of the former purchaser, on the first Monday in January, 1V0W. J F. GREGORY, Clerk C. C. P. I> C. II. Mines, I'ltfV Attorney. 13-17W /