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Another Account of the Far
. mers' Union Meetings at
Lancaster and Kershaw.
Editor Parrott, of the Farmers'
Union Sun, has the following to
ay in his paper of yesterday of
the meetings at Kershaw and
Lancaster last week, which he
attended:
On Thursday President Harris
and the writer went to the town
of Kershaw, which is just on the '
line between Kershaw and L&ncaster
counties. Hanging Rock
local, holding a membership in
the Lancaster county union, is
located at this place. President
Harris made a new address at
this place. He went into details
as to the history of the organization.
Editor Hamel, of the Kershaw
Era, had a few remarks to make,
after which President Hough, of
the Hanging Rock local, closed
the meeting with a few well
chosen remarks. There is no
reason why Hanging Kock local
should not be one of the strongest
in Lancaster county. It is
certainly in live haud6.
LANCASTKR COUNTY UNION.
On Friday it was our pleasure
to attend the Lancaster county ,
union. Mr. Williams, who was j
called off from the Kershaw i
meeting, was present at the Lan- f
caster meeting, lie was the first
speaker and made a stroug ap ?
peal for organization. He pointed t
out the benefits to be derived j
from organization and co-opera- d
tion.
He was followed by President .
Harris, who spoke on Orgauiza- (
tion, Co operation and Diveisi- ,
fication of Crops. The large {
crowd present was an inspiration
to him, and he was at his best. ,
His appeal to his brother farmers t
was strong, and it is hard to Bee a
how any farmer could resist them. v
He was very much in earnest
about what he said, and his re
marks made an impression on his ~
hearers. ^
The Demorset Comedy Co. j
Under "Waterproof Can- i
vas. t
The Demorset Comedy Co. is '
playing a successful engagement here
of one week's repretoire of
higtuclass plays, under their
pretty canvas Theatre. One of
the most important features of
the company is the cleanliness of
their plays, properly staged with
pretty scenery. Their iarge and
roomy stage being one of the best
under canvas, the company is far
above the average, each member
being thoroughly capable of hand
Jiug their parts. Monday night's I
bill "The Miner's Daughter" j
proved more than satisfactory. I
Tuesday night"A Midnight Elope
ment' was one of the beet farce
comedies ever presented in our
little city, the audience was kept
in laughter from the rising of the
curtain in the first act until the
fall in the last. In addition to
this lhe Demorests entertained
the audience with one of the best 9
comedy musical acts ever pre- fl
sented here. The act alone being I
worth the price of admission. *
Wednesday night "A Broken II
Heart" kept the audience in a
spell. Minn Ona Demurest in the
leading role At "Ruth Walton"*
gained the sympathy of all who
attended. Too much praise can
not be given to Miss Ona Demur
eat for this part. Thursday night,
bne of the greatest Pastorial
f plays ever written, "The Parish
' 1'riest" was better than a sermon.
Mr. J. Robs Wilson doing the ride
v of the priest with remarkable
I ability. Mr. Rob Demorest in
A the comedy roles of all the plays
^ Kept the aiidietice roaring
throughout. Mr. Demurest is
considered oire of the best com
"? edians on the American --tage fo~|B
day. Friday night the I>emores? I
Comedy Co. will present the J
greatest play of them all, a play I
that will appeal to every true ?
southerner'The Ku Klux Klan" J
one of the he??t plays ever pre. I*
sented on an American stage. I
. Saturday night "Little Partner" I
Saturday matinee specially for I
the children, "Peck's Had Hoy." I
.?Camden Chronicle.
Children especially like Kennedy's Ui- I
itiro Cough Syrup an it taMe* nearly ?r I
good am maple sugar- It not only heala ir- I
ritation and allays in flam mat too, tbeerby I
'* stopping the cough, but it also moves the I
?W>wels gently and in that way drives the t
eold from the system. It containx no opi. I
jt v ** Co. W'H
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THE LAWC
Son Killed Negro Who je?r old son in chi
Killed His Father. hor8e at the *a,e ot
O^yks, Miss., 14.?W. H. k?meRamey,
of Gillsburg, Miss., was ^ he son heari* a
shot and instantly killed by I ^ inside. He found
negro yesterdav evening Ram- body in a pool ot
bv's eon avenged his father's young man seized tl
death, killing ihe negro. Ramey during the struggle
went ! the negro's house to col- were tired, all pierci
lect an account and left his 19. ro's head.
THE FUNDERBURK PRARMAC
Becomes Agent for
FAMOUS ANDES' REME
Notable Enterprise Shown b
caster's Progressive Drug!
?Large Stock of Famoi
Medicines Now on
HandThe
announcement that the Funderburk Pharmacy, of this
(elected as the local distributing agency for the Payne Mediciu
ngton, Ky., Manufaolurers of Andes'fireat Prescription, And
Andes* Halve and Andes' Emulsion will be received by the f
:aster with interest.
It is an important announcement, significant of t he enter
jressiveness of a leading concet n of this city, and there is b
hat the tremendous demand for these justly celebrated remei
>arts of the south will he t quelled, if not surpassed.
letnand.
Mr. K. K. Wright, a member of the corps of no- workers accoti
.ircat Andes, the noted advertise) who in now in Spartnaburg,
aster personally a few days ago and entered into negotiations
ierhurk Pharmacy with a view to appointing the local house i
V odea' medicines.
These medicines, particularly Andes' Great Prescription,
vild-tire all over the south, every sale bringing about two or t
be manner of the endless chain, such is its great merit, and a
toon signed between the factory represented by Mr. Wright am
mrk Pharmacy.
The Great Andes, the famous man whose life work is the |
listribution of these curatives, was urged to visit Lancaster wl
spartanhurg, but as~he~had already made engagements to go t
where he is now, at the Ht. John Hotel, he was forced to declim
| Howevt r the hundreds of stories of remarkable cures wb
published in the daily piess of e?outh Carolina as heing due to
Preaerinfirm Imo nni hnun " - ' ""
- - r V VM wiic- nun 'Aft^nrrttiru ; 1 Ilt*> Href
housandH of others also, true, ?tartingly so. and if you] suffer
f any part of the body Jstomach trouble of any kind.fliver." kid
ler trouble, y"ou~wnuId ?lo]well to purchase Andes' Great 1'ren
he KunderburU I'h.-trmacy and be restored to g;ood|health
?15 DAYS?
CUT PRICE SAI
?
I n order to move some surplus <
OUICK we make the follow in
duced prices for Fifteen Days C
> 5.00 shoes reduced to *
3.50 shoes reduced to
2.00 shoes reduced to
1.50 shoes reduced to
1.25 shoes reduced to
5 5.00 pants reduced to i
4.00 pants reduced to
2.50 pants reduced to
1.00 pants reduced to
5000 yards 7 12c Ginghams
2000 yards yard wide Shirting
50 doz. 50, 65 and 75c Shirts cut to 39
25 dozen 50 cents job Shirts owl to 23
25 dozen ladies' 25c vests cut to 10
Big line of White Goods, \
Goods, Linens, Madras, etc., all
meet same fate. If you want to e
omize get our prices before ma
purchases. Yours res,
Funderburk Comp
V
f >
EASTER NEWS. APRIL 17. *<K>9
arge the >
the negro's K|M
lot and rush- I ga^ mm m m
I v n I r
x ur ^
ie and H H
I ^ mm
ng the negCrowds
of shoppers
Y delighted with the
riving daily and are
IMEC shoPPers- if you h
|f|vian, as wc arc
y Lan- To
gist Don't orget that >
lg April ONE W. B.
spends TEN DOL
At 10 Ce
ell j, b.s l?eu 5 pieceg more <)f th0S(
e i d., of Lex- cents Brown Linens
ie? <1 reat Oil. aj>eople
of I.apprise
anil pro- ^5 CC
ut little doubt ?rj? 3 pieces solid color DotU
lies in other II in pink, litfht blue anc
by tiie local II sicle band for trimmii
II l^unti'fni trfuwlc for
i .'VMMV.1U. X\#I
npanying The and U big value at
came to Lan- ??????
with the Fun- A t 1 0
itjffiitt for the x^. L X \J V^C
10 dozen Ladies' Whit
h?vr >,>1.1 hk, tiful qua|jty an(1 a 2,
very appeal for this
contract was
d the Funder- I???
promotion and At 29
)ile he was in
<> harieston. We will sell during the i
of this month 10 ya
u h have been cents Colored I^awns
Andes' Great Limit to each custome
very one, and
from catarrh A 4- OC p>
nejTand blad- ^ L ^J
cription from t>. ~
Big line of Belt Pins an
received for this sal
Be sure and att
\ is very attractive. <
to us and we will sh
| us. We please othe
Springs
Block tZjm
",,ck IE
K re- ??
>nly. Notice oi Teachers' Exami=
nation.
* "* s
The next regular examination tur
teachers* certificates will he he lit in
2.(^8 the Court House on Friday, May 14.
190!?, bet-inning at h a. in .arid closing
aQ j at 1 p in.
*T'< All persons coi.templa!ing teach- <
ing in the county, will please hear
l.I.S Hills in mind, positively no oue 11
will he pernii1 ted hi teach ir the pub|
lie schools of ihe county, that does
' ) I not h< ill ? cert ificate of qualification, i
, lie-pectfully,
? 3 75 A.c. ROWEI.II,
i o. Supt. of Kducation ;
3.00 *
'$ I SAM LEE
FIRST CLASS
|laun^ry
11 SHIRTS 3t 10c. I
cents. I' COLLARS ^ 2c. I
CUFFS. PAIR \ lc. I
Cents. i HANDKERCHIEFS JlAc. I
UNDERSHIRTS tie. I
cents. DRAWP2RS. <>c. M
I SOCKS . . 2c. I
$ NECKTIES 2c. I
Vash
must Important Notice.
;COn- Any persona or persons cultivating
! land upon the public highways are
. . I required by law to leave a apace on
kin<* I either aide of the road IS feet from
^ I center of road, and this in notice to
ail such person a that the county will
(not pay for crops or fertilizers on
; that Kpace, in the event it should bo
? needed for building and maintaining
the road. <J. I. MOBLEY,
a Maroh 24, l9fH> ro. Hup. L. C.
*y 4!*-57 w.
Ia your snfoeriptioa ta The NTe^
fr. I V# l? fa ?k... . -
| I -r ? iv imrnur i ^
HMi lUr U? " fhrr fello* " '
* . ' i
'
: BOOM
are attending: our April Sale.
great values we are offering. P?
being added to our list of Barg;
ave not attended this sale, be si
! sure you will be pleased with
The Ladie
-ve are giving FREE, during t
CORSET, value $1.00, to ev<
LARS in cash with us. Wear
:nts At $6..
? beautiful 15 i ]Qt Youths' Long Par
for April sale $10.00. Very specij
1 0 Cents. only _
:nts At 25 C<
;d Swiss, comes |
1 lavender with Kitf lot of Hoys' and Mis
lg. These are Hats and Caps put oi
evening wear the remaining days ?
25 Cents. at only ..
:nts Milline
e Belts, beau- Big lot new Millinery ]
[) cents value, day. You can sur
sale only? here in a Hat and
10 Cents. I | I want to pay.
:nts At 25 and 5
Big lot of Children's _
emaiMiiiK uays now on display at 2*
rds of best 5 Come early and get
for 29 Cents. these goods,
r 10 yards. A . - ^
At 1.00, 1.25
TltS Bin lot of Ladies' fa
Parasols now on s
d Buckles just $1.25 and $1,50. '
le. Special at tiful goods at the pri
25 Cents. | to please you.
end this April sale, as our lis
^et prices from other stores ai
low you where it will pay you
:rs and can please you. Come i
E. CLOUD
?ii
Excursion Rates
Via Southern Railway to Char- 2jgMg2
lesion, S. C , Columbia, S. C. WkP
Spartanburg, S. C. and Wash
ington, D C. i=||l
II) (;il.IKLKS'l(>N itinI return Ac ount
Meeting of shriuers the Southern
Railway announces very low round trip Q fj
loies. Tickets) wdl be sold April 21 and jk-- 1
22 limited for return, leaving Charleston ' j^~r'\
liot later t ban lul< I 111 t* lit April 2d. I '.Hill. I
TO OOI.l- M HI A and return : Account j Bfv/
Musical Festival very low round trip tick- j */ cs.
i ts will bo sold April 21, 22 and 2d. limit- | ft I
ed for return, leaving Col it in bin not later if! I\
than midnight \piil 24, l'.tu'.t
|(i SI* a It T.VN 111" lit; and return : Account
South Atlantic States Mnsioal Festival t^v
very cheap round trip tickets will la- soldi UO
Apr.I I'd 2(1, 21, 22 and for trains schedul- _
ed lo arrive Hpartanhnrg beiore noon Aptil T
2d, llltlt. I.iuiited tor return, leaving m .
Spartanburg riot later than midnight April
2Ith, 10 :i
TO N\ \slUNti l'< >N I). ' ., and return :
kiTitillif uiinn.il mnolinrt I k ^
t>i inr uil y\.
American devolution, Wmbii^ton. I). <- voiir
very low round trip ticketu will b? <?n *t?le c,
\pril 15 uilI If. only, from all stations, tn6
limited tor return, leaving Washington up I We i
to and including lots not Inter than .uidnight
April 2>ith. MM U. yUic
Foi detailed mtorumtion, tickets, etc , I and c
apply in Southern hailway ticket agents na
or HtidresM I L MKEK. I
\sst. < ten I'asMtiger Agent, COlFet
Atlanta. tin. thine
r t; LUSK. unng
l?ivision Passenger Agent, iuiyw
"iti-olt. I .'harloxton, S, 0.
Ber
Organ and |
Piano Bargains. I ?
Homo good s?iu*re Piano* from K|
$ !.') to $75. Home good used t ?r- I I
gam* from $25 to $45. Should the I i
purchasers of those instrument a I
desire to exchange them in a few rtUiom>
years for a new piano, we will al- If0 # "
low thoir market value aa a credit cot ou fan
Write at once for particulars, as ,
bargains go quickly. 96 66 K
IVfA I/ON K'H MU8IC HOU8K, A
Columbia, S. C. WlMB '
t<
i . ^
-
n j
I
ure and make 'J
our offerings. f I
S {
he month of T
sry lady that
one FREE. if
v tm
50 Y
its Suits, value >
il for this sale m
... -- $6.50. '
:nts
ises white Duck . ||
n sale Unlay for
>f our April sale
25 Cents.
put on sale to- 4 H
ely be pleased ,
at prices you >
' n
0 Cents
Fancy Parasols J
1 and 50 Cents,
the choice of
and 1.5 0 (1
ncy and plain >!
ale at $1.00, ^<1
These are beauce
and are sure
' JB
t of Bargains
id then come B
to trade with
n and see us. L
| Lancaster, I \ 1
^ ^Sout^ ^ ^
your Household
expenses weigh I
Heavv JS bM3* ' f
V / S
>ur mind? If you buu j t .
foods here it will lift
weight considerably: .
sell you high grade '
foods at fair prices, \
arry the best grades t
inned goods, cereals, J ,
es, teas and every:
that can be procured ?
here at J
inett-Ferguson ;
Company. J
- I
Honey to Loan.
? prepared to negotiate Iohoh ut \
.00 and upward* on improved I r
to a, repayable in annual install V
8 per oent inlet eat, No oom
sharped ; only k reMonablo fee 1
5t of title. 1
. E. WYLIE, Attorney-at-Law. ^