The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 28, 1909, Page 8, Image 8
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Thrown From Bicycle **nd
Killed.
Florence special in Sunday's
Columbia State: J
Information reached the city I
this morning of an unfortunate I
accident in the Sardis section in I
the lower part of the county yes- I
terday afternoon, which resulted I
in the death of Mr. Clinton Mc
Leod, a well know resident of
that community. Mr. McLeod
was riding a bicycle on a road
near a ditch when his wheel
struck a hole and he was thrown
into the ditch, his head striking ^
a root rendering him unconscious.
He lay in the ditch until this
morning when he was taken out
unconscious and died a few hours
alter. Mr. McLeod leaves a wife
and several children.
Fatal Accident on Lumbe.
^ Railway.
Mullins, S. C., FApril 24.?Two
persons were killed and three
others hurt last night in a collision
on the railway of the Mullins
Lumber Company, near here.
The logging crew, six in number,
was returning to the town on a
hand car. and the engine, with a H
train of flat cars, was backing
out to the logging camp. It was
dark and the men did not perceive
the approach of the train
until too late.
The dead are: James Carmichael,
white, and David Lewis, ^
colored.
Liquor Election for Florida
Tallahassee. Fla. April 24.
Florida today took a long exported
step toward State-wide prohibition.
The House of Repre- ?
sentatives. 53 to 16. adopted the ?
McMullen joint resolution, providing
that in 1910 a constitutional
amendment shall he submitted
to voters to decide whether they
wish to have forever prohibited
n Florida the "manufacture,
sale, exchange and barter of all
intoxicating liquors and beverages."
Special Satires.
HI. Hex. M. It. Franklin. I>. l>.. <>l Atlanta.
Oa.. llixltop ol* tin* Kightli
Kpisoopal District, including Soutli
< arolina and Georgia. will preach at
Ihc A. M. K. /.inn church, this cily, j
Sunday. May 1st. at 11 a in. and H..'iO il?.
III. Coriliill i?i\ itatinn onblb. I?..*- 1 Li
ana carry me oesi grades j
of canned goods, cereals, ' Y
. coffees, teas and every- j
] thing that can he procured,
anywhere at
Bennett - Ferguson ^
Company. j
Notice of Dissolution ofCo-|partnership.
The co-Dartnernhip heretofore existing '
between ({. F. Ferguson and J. ('. .S>well,
in tier the llrm name of Fergnvon A .^owell,
iiic, hss been dissolved by inutn.il I
*?nf?ent.
M *11 claims of whatever U\iy' tine the old j
nuRf be paid to J. <V well and A. j
naou, who, aeHiimJi ?e nni-itand j
' whatever I
"SOT9, I
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wl Ingram. I?. I>.. Presiding Kldcr. S.
N. Barber, Bailor.
There will be si s?i?? tinvr <?r tin- Library
association at their rooms Friday
night. \n entertaining program will ?be
presented. X"
All the members of /.ton Sunday ^
school are requested to meet next Sunday
morning by 9 o'clock if possible,
especially all who are inieu sted in the n
< hildren's I>av. T'
The /.ion Farmers' 1 nion will meet
next Saturday afternoon at I o'clock.
All members are urged to attend. W.
11. I'ardue, Pres.
The Superintendents, Teachers and all
leaders of music of all the Sunday <1
schools of the town of Lam-aster are recues
ted to meet in the Presbyterian <
church next sabbath. May 2nd, at 5 o*- tl
clock, p. m. to make necessary arrangements
for the s. s. <'on vent ion to be t
held hero on May 14 and 1">. .1. F. lo
Nisbet. ? hr. ; "
Do your Household
Expenses weigh
Heavy
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on your mind? If you l>uy j ?
j your foods here it will lift i
the weight considerably.
We sell you high grade
yure foods at fair prices, j
THE
AUCTION
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We have conducted
he best ladies and fami
luded to bring a few th
>le of this city. 150 G<
lilver-plate-ware. Sterli
ul articles ever offered :
So many of our goods ar
action, as such sales are cone
hat is sold with our guarantee
;oods will go, if you will bid.
ss attending our sales we will
resents to be given to ladies ?
Ol
Wednesday, April 2S, promptl;
ession, all will he given a beautifi
Jnihrella, one piece of Cut Glass, ai
11 my old and new friends come tc
s a chance that will benefit all. S<
ours?be prompt. This sale will
Sale at store-roon
['I'OXtOll & Co.
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LANCASTER NEWS. APRIL 28. I3Q9
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inson's Jewelr\
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WILL COMMENC1
April 28, at 10.1
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an auction sale at Chester fo
lies of Chester. The stock be
ousand of the best goods to I
entlemen's Watches, 100 La<
ng Silver, Fancy China, Clock
in South Carolina.
e for the selection of ladies that this
lucted in the large cities. All goods
so we ask that the ladies and gent
No retailing, hut all at auction from
present tickets at every sale and all
it each sale.
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y at 10.15 a- m ? every lady coming in the
il present. Following are a few of many pr
id many other Presents; so he on hand wh
> these sales twice every day while they last
L-ats reserved for the ladies, and presents at
be conducted as a high-class ladies' sale by
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lemen will come to
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store will be handed a
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and we stand behind all '
this great offering. The
nent of sale. To the ladt
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/ill be participants in our
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ticket. At end of morn ing " v<\
old Watch, one very fine Silk
n opening day of sale. Let
i stock at any sacrifice, so this |* "
e. Come early at above stated /
5 and 3 daily for a few days.
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