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Cotton brought 9$ cents on this
market yesterday.
Much needed rains fell through\
oat this section yesterday.
f A party of young Lancastrians
attended a ball in Winnsboro
Monday night. ^
Merchant Oloud, Funderburk ,
Co.. and Dr. R. R. Garvin, all
have new ads in today's paper.
Snpt. Bruce Craven of the (
graded schools is the third one to
add his name to the new honor
roll of the U. D. C.
Mr. Alfred Caskey, of this vie- '
inity, who has been down with
grip for a couple of weeks, is
able to be out again.
Dr. J. F. Mackey, at theFryor
hospital in Chester, is gradually ,
improving, being now able to
walk about in his room.
The trading public is reminded
of the fact that the closing of i
stores at 6 o'clock in the afteraoons
begins tomorrow, 15th instant.
Dr. Snyder, president of Woflord
College, will deliver an ad
areas at tne closing exercises 01
the Lancaster graded schools,
May 20th.
Mr. Oscar L. McAteer and Miss
Mary Williams, daughter of Mr.
Wesley Williams, were married
at bride's home Sunday,28 March,
hy Rev. W. A. Beckham.
The Supreme Court has rend- j
red its decision in the case of
I Howell LI. Shute, respondent, vs.
W. H. Shute et al, appellants.!
The judgment of the lower court,
is aflirmed.
i
The Llard Shell school, in Kershaw
county, taught by Mies Bulah
Vann, of Florence, will close
with public exercises by the pupils,
and an address by Rev. E. O.
Thompson, of Lancaster, Friday
night, the 23rd, beginning at 8|
i'clock.
, The Rev. M. M. Brabbam,
pastor of the First Methodist
Iburch, has been quite sick for
? Mho past lew davs, suffering from
an attack ot acute indigesliou.
1 tie was unable to occupy 1i?b !
his pulpit Sunday. He is much
' better now, however.
Rev. W. U. Arial,of Rock Hill,
pent from Friday until Monday
afternoon here and in the countv.
. representing L'residing Elder
Stackhouse, who had to fill an
engagement elsewhere. Mr. Anal
preached at Bethel and Xion,
for the pastor, Rev. W. A. Beck'
ham.
County Superintendent of
Education Kowell visited the cotton
mills school Monday. lie
said that ! the sixty schools he
he has visited he found none better
conducted nor the children
oetier oenavea man uiose 01 tins
school.
The Kev. C. S. Young praaehed
an Easter sermon at (Jill's Creek
at 11 a. m. and also at Pleasant
Hill at 3 p. m. last Sabbath. The
pulpit at the latter place was appropriately
decorated for the oc. |
sasion with evergreens and flowers.
Mr. D. E. Starnes, of the eastern
portion of the county, brought
s goat to town Saturday in a box
belonging to Mrs. Caroline Elliott
which has been in her pos- i
session for 56 years. It is an or.
dinary dry goods box and was
gotten from a merchant in Camden.
The box is in a good state
of preservation, notwithstanding
~ * its age and long usage.
Clerk ot the Court Gregory re
eived a few davs ago the decis
ions of Judge Hydriok in several
4 cases heard by him at the last
fall term of Court, among them
the case of the Eureka Cotton
mil! against Western Union Telearaoh
comoanv. in which a mo
tion was made by the defendant
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Personal. " I
Miss Sadie Gregory is visiting Tl
friends in Laarens. past
Mr. Harry Gregory, of Ker- '
shaw, visited Lanoaster Sunday.
in it
Miss Louise Guy, of Lowry* tortJ
viile, is visiting her aunt at the jreg
Hotel Royal. liou
i#. i?-i i riL ...u
r. Auuert v^uerry cauie uowu uuiu
from Charlotte yesterday to at- acce
tend the ball. fore,
Mr. and Mra. W. S. Langley jhe 1
spent Sunday with relatives in **18
the country.
of e^
Miss Helen Lindsay returned com
yesterday from Rook Hill, where
she spent Easter.
Mr. Latta Hood, now of Harts- fl
ville, is spending a few days here we^
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Hood. J
day
Mr. F. W. Hunter, of Lancaster, hom
S. C., was a guest at the Buford
yesterday.?Charlotte Observer, afcro
12th inst ,
elev
Miss Fannie Stover, of this of- ,lua
fice, spent Easter in Rock Hill fQrt|
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,
D.B. Stover.
the
Mr. John T. Hunter, a former eate
Lancastrian who i6 now living in ag t
Rock Hill, spent Sunday and
Monday here.
You
Miss Josephiue Foster, who is ,
teaching school at Blacksburg, has
been spending a day or two ^
at her home here, returning Sunday
afternoon. mug
Misses Joa&ohiue and Sadie pnvi
I - vuh,
Kallard, of Rock Hill, who have negg
beeu visiting their coubid here, ?orf
Miss Auuie Bell Barton, returned!
home Sundav afternoon. < _
fire
Misses Maude Moore and Eliza- j)9r,
beth Brown, studeuts of the Col- ^ ^
lege for Women, Columbia, have
been spending a few days at home,
having come up for Easter.
tror
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gettis and (un
little daughter, Miss Bessie, of j
Pineville, N. C., returned home
Monday from a visit to Mrs. Gettis'e
father, Mr. W. R. Taylor, on
of Dixie. ^r*
* hon
Mrs. Herbert Morton has re- ( ,
turned from Heath Springs,where
she has been for more than a
i .. ei__ i\ t?in.
weea wnu ner nioiner, lurs. u. -?
N. Mackey, who has been <i9.ite ''llf
ill, but is now much better. j b 1
Mr. Bob Lee Stogntr. whiris!^1^
i 'I
now employed by the Southern
Power Co. at Great Fain, has ure
been over on a visit to his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. JStogner, in tithe
Creek section. He returned
Monday afternoon. Cel
Mr. B. F. Adams, of the Anti-I ,
och section, went over to Chester !
Monday to see his brother, Mr.!
Thomas Adams, who was recently
operated upon there, at the *r'1
Pryor hospital, for appendicitis* bra
Mr. Adams- found his brother bra
rapidly recovering and expecting suo
to return home in a few days. ii^>
iyi
Mr. W. L. Plaxieo, a prominent /
real estate dealer of liock Hill,
wan in tow n Saturday. y
L 01
Mr. N.P. Kobinaon returned Sat L ^
urday trom Charlotte where heJT
had been to -ee bin son Mr. PresfJ^""
ly Robinson. He fouud hinr/^a*'
ills'"
improving some, being now abM11
tc? sit up a goodportion of the tinJ l,rni
J the
I K
-furH in Case of Southern Poumr
...... / duri
Co in i tan 1/ vm. Williams.
The following jurors \#/r e
drawn here Saturday by C'leil ?f /, ?s
the Court (Gregory to assess/pmpensation
to be paid Judge Jjf. A.
Williams by the Southern *y>wer ^ear
Company for right of way/dcross anc<
his land for tlie company Viewer cast
line being constructed rj this was
county: i. w. Mc?un/y, >* the
M. Moore, J. A. West, Kij. Alii- t,sti
son, L. C. Laaenby, H. ft Beck- ow^
ham, J. R. Thompson, {teo. W. lor
Baker, S- D. Taylor, R H. Ben- th '
nett, B. Y. Funjilerty^. L. O.
Payseur. J >
The case is set nor a fearing on
W " 1 "he Wylie ,n8
In oatinday's ?ot
^it will be ^st
ostant. tiow
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THE LANCASTER NEWS. APRIL 14
P. U. Convention Coming was celebrated iu the
o Lmuatttr. Those who attended the
le meeting in Florence the church enjoyed one o( th
week of the State B. Y. P. rc , . . ,
, , of fine (sermons being d<
convention was one of the . .1 n D re
, . m a i here by Dr. Roper of fc
B8t and most successful with- , J , . .
s history. Many highly en. bor?. wbo 18 ?88'8?'?K '
tining and inatrnctiye ad- tor 8 reT>va' meeti
sea were made. The in vita- progress.
extended by the Lanoaster The weather was ide,
n to meet here next year was many new spring suits at
pted. The convention, there- were in evidence during t
, will be held in Lanoaster on -
first Tuesday in April, 1910. Marriage of Mr. William
needless to add that the *ov? ana Miss Pearl B
ibers will find the latch-string ton'
rery door in this hospitable j' Mr. William Brunson, c
manity on the outside. young man of this plac
? Miss Pearl Brasington, t
Mm Brown BooH. tr(K.tlTe y<mng daugh(er
be Rev. Nighten Brown, a B. F. Brasington, of th
known oolored BaptUt Hill section, were marrii
icher of this place, died Mqb- Sunday. The ceremon;
night, of pnenmonia, at Mb performed at 1 o'clock
ie in East End subuut. afternoon at the homo
bten was a good man bride's father, the Rev.
ve hard in his hnmble wtf to Small, of Heath Springs,
ate his race morally ant^pir- ating. A number of guesi
Uy. Mainly by his ow/? ef- present and a bounteous a
s he built and maintaiied a fea8t wa9 served,
rch on his own property for The bride and groom
use of his people. 1^3 was here in the evening an
eued by the whites fa well gjyen an enjoyable recej
he blacks. the home ot the groom's b
??j? in-law, Mr. Thomas Bla
\ng Farmer Losett lfiivilyby in p]a8t Knci ?laborj
Fire--Dwelling an/ Barn . , ,
Burned. ^ 6 ? 6 P,ea3)
ft ,, tures ol the occasion,
[r. S. D. McManni, a well
wn young tarmei//>f the Prisection,
who at one time was i'rotr acted Meeting
. . , /'I . , i Baptist Church ?Urea
igeilin the menAntile busi- est Manifested in the *
i in Lancaster, 1/fd the mis.
If ... i Ahe revival in the hir
une to lose his /.welling aiul ... , ...
/ . tist church, which bee
iticaily ail iia"contents by 10 , ,
. ,0 . , j/ . 1T bundav was a week ago
last Saturday .Veiling. Ilis . , .
J I . ,n progress, and merest
i and two smvi houses near . ,
. II J . services is growing dam
vere also desppved. A sew- . ? J
. . , . congregations are grat
machine and/M kitchen sate , , .
. // .. . , large, the building beim
e the onlv l/rticles rescued . , .
. _ [' ... taxed to its utmost c
n the burmnl dwelling. Lor ^ . .
r . , ,, oome powerful sermons ai
ate'v ttie cdn and fodder in , , . r.
J . preached by Dr. Koper, r
ham werf 6aved, by Mr. . , .
,. fl / , . . , tanburg, who continues
liam Huntij- and other neigh- . . ,.
6 I fiat the pastor, Dr. Ho
i who rusl d to the scene, i ?
J ... 1,r Ho per is a pulpit o
McManiil was absent from , , . ...
hi. , i marked abilitv and hau
ie at the/ime, having gone L, . ,
| themes with singular cl
mil. I ! j . . ~
1 , . , , . convincing eilent. (
he fire yas of accidental ori i . ,A , ..
I ... i day afternoon lie deliyi
... "'4 . r . r . Hilton, Kershaw, H. 0.
without a pastor at present.
h the Pre.byterUn and Ban- w.m. .<
churches had large congreg tho right n
mu u i Box
is. The holv
. caueecL/uy a selective siove ? 1
/ , , , 'address to men onlv,
!. Mre/'Mc Man us had shore ,1 . , ,
/I ? characterized by a youi
jefore marled a firo in the .. , ,
n . present, it was indee 1 a
hen stl/e to cof'K supper. ' ? i\ i> i
11 piece. Dr. Roper mad*
he reJ/ience was anew struct ,
1/ dress to the young people
andJfoontained six rooms. .
il I day atlernoon.
Mdfanus's lo.s is fully The hours for the r^t
lOO.jBHe had no insurance. , vice9 are. 10:30 a. m. .
fl m. Beginning vest rh
rftrlji'tn of Mr. Israel P al/x.
upf S.'irtl Birthday merchants have agreed
n, ft , . . . , f their stores from 10:30 t
In# relatives and friends of
,lL i i. wr il , .. ,t a- m. on account ot tl
. l#:ael i. Walkup.of the Un..
* . i i morning service,
sr. t ion, gathered at his home
(lv, April the 9th, and cele
j-d his 83rd birthday. They BUSllleSS Nol
kght well filled baskets and a jUp_A|, So|jcM insert(.
ptuous dinner was spread 011 this head at the rate of ON
, . ii .i j A WORD for each insert
revised tables in the yard. notice to be cou?t?d le,a
r. Walkup is one of the old- W(,r(1*
and m<?st highly esteemed ,..,M1,TUV . ...
HNL.S1 YARIEUES ot loiut
:ens of the community. lie for sale. Mrs.w. r. PaviH, \v i
ne ol the original members
nity church, which was or- ^'ma^oes^VoV ^ning. '"r
zed ill 1875. He was or- the hest tomato seeds j.ut ii|
,, , 0 al F. K Maasey's store,
led as an elder heb. 23rd Hudson.
7, but by reason of the in- m*Inm.kio-wo warn a ?
tities ot age is not active in who has $1000.00 or more
? to mAnage a branch offloe for i
work. Loan, Heal Kstate and Invest!
?lire;.-,?Q -urn illCSS. Wo Cftll Oiler the Tlgl
D,,MUUa contract whioh hM some fatni
ted on this occasion by tile will certainly pay you to it
,, .. * this proposition. National I
OI ? Rev. P. b. 1OUDg. Trust < o., 'l'ifton. < >n."
TOSEI.I. OK K\l IIANtJK
ter Suntlfitf in Ts<incu*ter. I ex as hive Ic ck Hi* Ho
seed, at 6l)c a bushel, or excr
o lar as we have been abie to ifor (wo- "liver ? Hlackm
! caster, S. c.
n,there was no formal observ
, ... , SAl.KsM AN:?Wo want a
3 Of haster in any Of too lj'in- mail either on salary or < <>
er churches. In tact, there 111 ' ?" <>l,('r <im right m
' j contract. Address 1*. ?>. Ho
service in only two churches, ton, <;?.
Presbyterian and the Bap- ! if you or any of your sons or
< i. u i , ~ i \ want to take a l>us;noss cour
the Methodist being closed wni apply at this office can
Qg to the illness ol the p?s- a scholarship to either of two sc
the A. R. P. on account of FHEK TREATMENT fi
. . ., , inj women. Send this ad.
absence ot the pastor, who | wjn niail you free a ten da
in Winnsboro conducting of a Home Remedy w
abnolutely cure all female eo
eetine. and the KDiseonal be- Address with staniD. Mrs
. I9Q9
lorin *r.
Baptist
e
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he pas
ng now
I "1
?d hats
he day.
i Brim- BBMBM
rasing
i clever I Books si
:e, and
ofur; Only Lib
e Rich
ed )..t
r wa& 1/JL
io the
Vt Well Let's See.
offici- I 00 (Our Depositors
ta were
redding 1 To Twenty yea
arrived banking.
d- were T*l_ C
jtion at I 1 he
rother- I m -m -m a
ckmon, I AbSOlllfP
ite f?up- E
ant fea- I
I Liberal treatment
&? I THE BANK
st Bapan
last
Still BMHMHnHHBHBHHnMBWMHi
in the n?s Bottled Sunshine
r. The
if.vins'y Puritail
e often
7SE Grape Juice
>f Spar- Give Puritan Grape Juice a
to as- trial, note its delicious flavor
Idrid^e. and how much further it will
rator of f\}n l.he Preparation of the
tnluiu'infr riolw?ui?uia ut'nr o n \
dies his other brand:
earness
_ I'uritan Sherbet.
O bun- I'uritan Ice (Team,
010ti an Marshmallow Float,
and as Mot Spiced I'uritan (.rape Juice,
I'uritan Jolly, etc..
Id man
(Circulars free with each purmas
t.r- chase containing full directions).
ail ad* Vou buy 'm;rape Juice" for its
1 vaster- merits and we know that in "I'uritan"
you will find a brand that
pleases you. Try a bottle of us.
t u. ser I'atronajje solicited.
,y th" KELLOG'S Toasted
to ciose
" *':3? CORN FLAKES
te dtil.v
Wins its favor through its
flavor. Get a trial package.
tlCes A. W. Chance
k <:knV At the Same Old Stand
than 2.*
do Plants | I D IT 0 f|
3di?UrtnA
emember I
'"'e I SATTTRDA
oo<l man I
to invest I Xhe Cri
iis in the Q
ni-nl Bus- I
man a I
:vr?'i.::.|| (Juaker
Minn ami { I
? a lot of will appear in one of their not
mnVe'one spersed with a laughable conic
on, I.an- class performers and we gun
______ Thiscomprny has been orga
>od sales- t|u? top. Besides hearing the
nimisslon -hi - i
an a you will also enjoy a good con
\ 197-Tif, traction booked for this seasoi
yourself of the opportunity an
1 ilalhrhlers t
so. ,? you I ,n Lancaster.
soli you a I (
hooin'. 4otf Don t rorget the 1
or BufTer
r.re'.T! APRIL
hich win xXXi JLVJL JLA
mplaints.
. M A.
Admission 75, 50 an
>od srIos?mmission
Seats on sale a
lanajjood -
74, V?l.
V
5
rs
ly "Add
;e QuanAdd
$180,000.Protective
Fund)
rs of successful
>um is
Safety.
to all at
OF LANCASTER
King Bros
Headquarters for Heavy ;
and Fancy Groceries. We
sell nothing but the best
Groceries - the kind that
leaves a taste that lingers.
Agents for the celebrated
I Charlotte
Steam Laundry
"Oldest, Largest, Best."
l^eave your laundry at our
1 store or let us call for it.
KING BROS. I
UK. J. t.WtLSH
DENTIST
-O.'liee in Emmons Building opposite
First National Bank.
Phone No. 8.
LANCASTER, S. C.
!DR. DOUGLAS McINTYIaE
DENTAL SURGEON
Othce over Heart)-Jones C!o.'a Store.
Phone 11? LANCASTER* S.O.
i Tort I.awn, Thursdays, Koddey House.
Heath spring1-. Tuesdays af'er 9th, at
Hotel Horton
Ioush
Y NIGHT. i
Quartette
. /v
ed musical performances inter>dy
act. These people are highirantee
will give satisfaction,
nized since 1856 and stands at
finest quartette in the U. S.,
riedy show. This is the last ati
and we hope you will avail
id see the best show ever seen
./aic
17, 1909
id 35 cents. Reserved I
t B. Hough's. | | ^