The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 21, 1909, Page 8, Image 8
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BETHCNE DOTS.
What's Going on in the
Hustling Little Town on
the Seabo ard- -Large
Opera House Being Built
?Other Improvements.
Mr. Kditor : Allow me space
in your valuable columns lor
tome items from this clane. Ke.
ihune is a thriving little town oil
the Seaboard Airline Ry.
The town is having a very large
opera house built here now.
Mr. W. G. Adams, ot Camden,
has the contract and it is safe to
pay that it will be a very substantial
building, for Mr. Adams
..does uot do things by halves,
There will be two nice large
store rooms 20x90 feet. It will
probably be occupied by Dr.
Ingram* ot McBee, who will do
a general mercantile busiuess.
We have two new grocery stores
opened up here recently, one
&oown as the Cash Grocery store,
and one by Mr. G. E. Phillips.
Trade is very dull here now.
And everything is quiet.
We were glad to meet in town
last Friday our old triend Mr.
S. S Jones of Kershaw R. F. 1). 5.
Mrs. Gillum Clybum of this
place is visiting relatives and
friends at Kershaw.
We have a dispensary at this
place, which seems to be doing
a rushing business notwithstanding
dull times.
We have no marriages to report,
but trom all appearances
we will have two or three in the
future.
Farm work is progressing very
nicely in this section. Some of |
our most progressive farmers are
through planting.
Mr. Editor, come down and
we will take you to the famous
big spring on Lynches river and
you can take a genuine cold
bath. Rattier.
Bethune, S. C. Apr. 15, 1909.
Two Virginia Lads Charged
with Killing Father.
Roanoke, Ya., April 17 ?
John Craig was shot to death in
his home at Roaring Fork, a
small mining town in Wise county,
la9t evening, and his two
eons, Patrick and Arthur Craig,
aged 9 and 12 years, respective
)y, were today arrested rl anted'
with the patrieide and lodged in
The county jail at Wise Court
House. It is said the father had {
teen brutally treating the boys t
&nd while he waw asleep they
planned to take his life. One
of the boys pointed a revolver at i
she father and pulled the trigger,
but the cartridge was not1
exploded. The other boy then
look the weapon and shot the
parent through the head, killinir
him almost instantly.
More Trouble at Clemson?
Columbia special in vester
day's Charlotte Observer : There
js more (rouble brewing at Clemson
College, with the indications
that President Nlell might soon
retire from the head of the institution.
Captain Minus, the
third commandant of the institution
to resign in recent, years,
_s out in a statement, to the press
vigorously attacking both the
president and fhej board of trns- 1
"ees for tailure and refusal to up-;
nold him in his repeated attempts
*o establish and maintain discipline
at the institution.
Slew Brother to Save Wife.
Columbia Record, 19th Inst:!
Warren Brazelle, a carpenter ol
Horrell Hill, this county, who (
shot and killed his brother, Mel-j
vin Brazelle, in front of the home
% of his brother-in-law, Hampton j
Shirh, near Horrell Hill, late
Saturday night, on account, it is!
U 11 ?*if*.-1 r?f uituinnfw Ku i rlooH I
V/* l?? Vt.'*>*pV UV0IU I
man to become inn.ate .with the
slayer's wife. wa? caught in Augusta
yesterday as a result ot
telegrams sent ou' by the Rich.and
sheriff, and will be brought
back here tonight.
liEEK DIJINKEKS and others who suit- j
r with Itriftbt'a Di^ease^ Diabetes, Bark j
'be, or any Kidney or Bladder 'I rouble
be cured if they will take BEOODINE
>D /4ND KIDNEY TABLETS, SOe a
lailed by The ?l<xJline Co.. Inc..|
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Domestic Tragedy.
Pennsylvania Man, on Returning
Home, Finds Another
Man With His
Wile and Promptly Shoots
the Intruder,
i A1 toon a. l'a.. Avril 18.--Ed
I ward Russell, aged 20, was shot
late last night by J. K. Craig,
who surprised Russell and Mrs.
Craig together in the latter's
home in this city. Russell died
in i he hospital today. Craig,
who is about 25 years of age,
is a locomotive fireman in
the i'enusylvania Railroad yards
1 here. For sonic time he has
suspected bis wife, the information
coming from his brother,
j who boards with the couple.
< Last night the husband went to
' work as usual, but at 9 o'clock
returned and finding his wife had
gone out, hid in an upper room.
About midnieht, Mrs. Craig re
turned home, accompanied by
Russell and another young man
and woman. Mrs Craig put her
; three year old daughter to
bed and then went to join h-er
companions in the parlor. A
lew minutes later Craig slipped
dow nstairs aud hearing voices in
| the uulighted parlor, went in and
I found Russell in Mrs. Crais-'s
company. Af er Craig had sho
Russell ht- sent his brother for a ~~
physician and remained with the
injured man until the polite and T<
ambulance arrived. He was
then arrested. A(
Notice of Dissolution of Co- k J
partnership. ^
Tlie co-partnership heretofore existing 'a'
! between f*. F. Ferguson and J. C. Nnvel 1, i
under the lirm name of Ferguson A .Saw- sta
ell. inc., has been dissolved by mutual J
consent.
All claims of whatever kind <lu<- tin* old
tirni must be paid to J. 0. .So well and A. ]
IT. Ferguson, xvlm, assume all the otiHtand et,
ing liabilities of -.aid tirni of whatever
kind. F. FEUOl SON.
57 611 w .1. C. SOWELI.
DR. DOUGLAS McINTYRE
DENTAL SUltGEON
Office over Heath-Jones f'o.'s Store
riiunr ll? I.OC.tNTLK, N. c. P
Fort T.awn, Thur-days, Hoildey House
Heath Springs Tuesdays after tlth, at
Hotel Morton
I -&m- sail
We are in the
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and in it to stay, and we will
deliver at your door ice in any
quantity desired at. any hour
you may order it. Send us your
orders. Phone 1G0. i J
Lancaster I < <> cV
Coal Co. g
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Do your Household
Hxpenses weigh
JIeavy
on your mind? If you buy
your foods here it will lift I
the weight considerably.
We sell you high grade
yure foods at fair prices,
and carry the best grades
of canned goods, cereals,
coffees, .teas and everything
that can be procured
anywhere at
Bennett-Ferguson ?*?
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THE LANCASTER ME'
A Put This
^ Your I
ttjF It is wonderfully c
convenient to do
kitchen work on a
stove that's ready
at the instant warned,
and out of the way the
moment you're done.
Such a stove IS the New
Perfection \\ ick Blue
Flame Oil Cook-Stove.
By using it \ou avoid the
I continuous overpowering
I heat of a coal tire ami cook I
fl with comfort, even in dog- J
I days The *" //
V? NEW PERI
Wick Blue Flame
is so constructed that it does not add |
It differs troin all other oil stoves in it
1" with shelf for warniini
!l hot. and drop shelv
utensils. Has every
f N. towels. Three si/.es. \
/ \ If not with vour dealo
Ms \
y a great light giver. tl
wrile our neatest agenc;
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K\( I RNION It 1TKS
> l.??ul?ville, H}.. un?l IC?>liirr?
VIh Nouttir-rii Itailnn}.
scoum aouiuern isapiisi convention
e Southern Kailway announces v?*ry
x round trip rates to Louisvillle,
f., from all points, Tickets will he
Id May 10, 11. 12 and 1909, limitfor
return leaving Louisville not
er than midnight of May 22nd, 1909
Hound trip rates from principal
it ions as follows :
Klackaburg 14.95. cheater l."?.sr?
1 ancaster 17 05. Kock Hill 15So
York vl lie 15 85.
Kor tickets, detailed information,
\ apply to southern Kailway ticket
ents or address.
J.I,. MKKK,
Asst. (leneral Passenger Agent
At lanta, 'in. I
J. C. LIJSK,
Division Passenger Agent,
15-04S. Charleston, S. C.
SAM LEE
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FIRST CLASS
LAUNDRY
SHIRTS . 10c.
COLLARS 2c. *
ClIFFS, PAIR 1c. I
HANDKERCHIEFS He.
UNDERSHIRTS tic.
DRAWERS ti<-. Igj
SOCKS 2c. 9'
NECKTIES 2c. $
R. R. R. GARVIN
Scientific Optician.
>cated at Lancaster, Su. Caro.
iyes Tested Free
Have your eyes fitted with
asses or spectacles before it
too late to save your sight,
e use only First Quality Crys
line Optical Centered Lenses,
[so the latest treatment by
sorption, which cures all inimmation
of the eyes, of either '
nd, neuralgia and all affection
the head. It leaves the eye
ear. with perfect siirht. The!
eatmedt is mild, soothing and !
aling.
Office in A. Abraham's
Store.
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Organ and ll!
Piano Hargains.
Some good s<|uar< i'ianoN from I '
< 1.. to $7.ri. ((odd used ??r- I
tfans from *2"> to ?IV Should tin* I
purchasers of th< so instruments 9
desire 1<? oxchanue tin m in a few I
years for a now piano, we will al- I
low their market \aluc us a credit I',
on the in-w pianos.
Write at once for particulars, as | f
MAONK'S MUSIC lloDSK, I
23-s ''olnmbia. S. C.
.Honey to Loan.
.tin no- prepared to neuotiate loans <>l a
ui $300.00 and upwards on improved c
ton farms, repayable in Annual installnts,
at 8 per cent, inteieeu Ni com
iHiou ? ohMrged <??i > retiW>naITJ6 t'e< |
abstract of
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ws. APRIL 21, '909
Stove in
(lichen
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FEGTION J
Oil Cook-Stove I
perceptibly to the heat of a room.
s substantial CA BIN E l TOP,
K plates and keeping cooked food JH
es for holding small cooking ,
convenience, even to bars for
Vithor without Cabinet Top.
r, write our nearest agency.
)Lamp\:Z't'1 m
family u*r?aafe, convenient,
economical, and
f not with your dealer,
Oil Company
KtratcdJ
$ 150.00
Not Often
?% HiamawAaM
\pr.l 1>. '20, 21. '22 and for trains *'-ht Jul- I
1 to arrive Spartanburg hcture noon Apt il j I
!'!, Limited tor r<tnrn, leaving : I
ipiirtiinhurg not later than midnight April II
!Uh, IW.t,
TO WASHINGTON i).' , aud return jl
Vccnnnt annual meeting, OaughteiH nl the 11
tmerit-nil Ktmilntioo, Washington, I). C 1er.v
low roun I trip ticket* will be on sain j V
Ipril 15 and 10 only, from all stations, i ?
iniited for return, leaving Washington up j I'
o and including, hut not later than .nid-^^?
light Aj iil '2^th, I'.HJO. j ??
l*or detailed information, tickets, etc ,
ipply to Southern llnilway ticket acentH I
>r udd'V ^ J L- MKKK,
\ <ien. I'ass?-Di{er Apent, j->
Atlanta, (>a.
J. C. LU8K. Offl
Division PartifcnKer Agent,
5?J-59. Charle?ton, S. C.
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a uargam jm
Like This
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An upright Piano in '
nice condition case ; 5
refinished ; looks like
new. Ebonized case :
therefore .vill go with
any style furniture.
If vow want this bargain
Write Tndav I
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v^nas. iyi. omen |
Manufacturer ??t" the
Artistic Stieff Sbaw and
Sticff Selfplayer Pianos.
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Southern Wareroom: j
5 W. Trade St.
Charlotte, . N. C. j
C. H. WILMOUTH,
Manager.
'Vli. n yon ss rite inontinu this paper
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Excursion Rates j
Via Southern Railway to Char- j
leston, S. C., Columbia, S. C.
Spartanburg, S. (\ and Wash
ington, D. C.
It) (illtRLKSTitS and letnri) A.:- /
ount Meeting of Shriuer* the Southern
lluilwuy iiiinouneeH very ow r<oin.I tr>f>
r..tes. Ticket* will be sold April 21 ami
22, limited for i?tuni, leaving Charleston
tot later than midnight Ap:il '2 1, I
TOO ^J.l Mill A un>t return Account
Musical festival very low round trip tick t*
will I sold April 21, 22 and *2,t, limitid'for
retv'.i'U, leaving Colr.nihiu not later
11fin midnight April 24, ltrtlt).
l'O SPA li l ANia Ho and r. turn Account
South Atlantic States Musical Festival |
rj bt M> r.. tod tri). tickets will i>. t .
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Increased Yields (1
Mean
Increased Profits v
& m I
"Cerealite j
Top Dressing" j
Will pay you big Dividends. The best ,j
planters say that "Cerealite" at less cost
per ton than "Soda," using the same num \
l3er of pounds per acre, gives equally as
good, if not better, results than Soda.
"CEREALITE"
is packed in 200 pound bags, in good mechanical
condition, does not stiffen the J
land, and does not Evaporate. The crop
gets it all. , (
For "Cerealite" and full information
regarding it, apply to *
The Heath-Jones Company,
Lancaster, S. C.
OR
Home Fertilizer and Chemical
Co., Sole Owners and Mnfgs. ' j
L 57-65 J. \
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?15 DAYS ' i
CUT PRICE SALE .1
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In order to move some surplus stock \
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QUICK we make the following re- ,
duced prices for Fifteen Days Only. ' L
5 5.00 shoes reduced to $ 3.98
3.50 shoes reduced to 2.98 I
2.00 shoes reduced to 1.48 ?
1.50 shoes reduced to 1.18 J
1.25 shoes reduced to .98 11
5 5.00 pants reduced to ? 3-75 ?
4-oo panis reduced to 3.00 )
2.30 pants reduced to 1.98
1.00 pants reduced to .88 )
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5000 yards 7 12c Ginghams 4 i-2c. j
2000 yards yard wide Shirting 4 1-2C. f
50 doz. 50, 65 and 75c Shirts cut to 39 cents. (
25 dozen 30 cents job Shirts cut to 23 cents.
23 dozen ladies' 25c vests cut to 10 cents.
Big line of White Goods, Wash
Goods, Linens, Madras, etc., all must
meet same fate. If you want to econ-'
omi/e get our prices before making
purchases. Yours res,
Funderburk Comp'y. J
J. C. FOP"
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