^ A * J6T^VMUST BE 0FG0D"|f^ Re^T Richard Carroll Tells in His Journal of His Recent Visit to Lancaster. yrom The Southern -Tloughman. Sunday, June 13th, I lectured tor Rev. W. D. King, of Lancaster, in the A. M. E Church. A large crowd of whites and colored was present. The pastor of the white Methodist Church, the Rev. M. M. Brabham, came up ? A - A L _ 1 _ A f L J into ioe puipu as soon as x nan finished my lecture and asked me to come to his home Monday morning, saying that he wanted to talk with me. He said that there was a work tor me to do in South Carolina among both races, especially the colored race. He suggested that I purchase a large tent, preach and lecture, and thus raise all the money needed for my work in the State. To start the movement he gave me his check for $5, and I promised him that would do a6 he suggested. I I was fully impressed that God R i j i. i i a _ i i li nau prompted nun 10 say wnai ; he did to me. lie promised me that he would pray for me daily. 5 I went from the house of this * grand old Methodist preacher with a peculiar feeling, i said J , to myself that all the frieuda of 1 the Negroes are not uead. As I went out from bis house I recognized Col. Lerov Springs sitting on his porch in front of the Methodist preacher's ? home. He invited me to hia office. I showed him the check of Rev. Brabham and told him of the suggestion, and so impressed was he ot Kev. Brabham'a suggestion that he gave me a check for $100. ? Then I met Capt. Samuel White, who gave me $5. Two farmers who were present in his j tent gave me $1 each. Then I k got a message from my old friend, | F.R.Massey,colored, and he gave N me $5. On my way home I met ^ Mr. O. B Drakefordat Kershaw. I told him what thf se gentlemen j '' had done at Lancaster, and he ] said, "I have wanted for a long , time to give you something, and i now 1 will give you $5 on the tent. : The tent-the kind that I wantwill coet about f580, and 1 will ? get it The balance of the money will come. The tent will be used for the first at Irmo July 21st, when we will have a ; farmers' and boeiness men's convention, which will last for one week. The tent will also be used during the fair at Batesburg. If there are any others who wish to join me in this great | \work they can send me trom $1 to $5 and I will publish their /names. it is mv neart s nesire I to glority God and do 'he people jfl good. I am willing to be used I for the Master. On Sunday I p urged the people to give the 1 money to Rev. King, for I felt he needed i\ J was we!l repaid J for it. Rev. King gave me only ? #1. I said that God had in store something tor me. J had k'a ' vision," and it was after I had j ri made the announcement tliatj the preahcer got all the money that Mr. Brabham c-ime to i rae and made the fore-mentioned suggestion. May the Neckwear, both silk and washable. \ nd tl HEATH "Lancaster's :: :: ANOA^^^^EWS^UNIE^g3^9^ rSOME M rrnriii un [ii mw YM ions now! Been telling you j we want to emphasize the esents matchless assortmenl s" of course, but then, everyl ill things considered, the Livi HU1CS I3U1J liar Supporters Wond< SPECIAL SP1 lite pearl collar supporters Gilt buttc veral heights. They give a Dull jvo}' ;y finish to the lace collar, Small C.c colors ire so satisfactory too. 20c Large < 25c a set. dress and s\ RYUNE" Collar supporters, Hgtir I :overed, rust proof, set... 5c. )N-RUSTABLE featherbone. If y?u n? . ? a very good 'ollars, girdles, etc lard 10c. ap ^he wan arl Buttons Childr re white pearl buttons in re,b'white';' i sizes, suitable for trimming Extra wii ; and SKirts, me dozen. . .zoc. rochet Taj ttons Feathe he dainty lingerie waists; in All width i i a i Feathers! 20n'y 10cns on your frock this sum- Silkati the more stylish and up-to- White an it is 10c doz. rfect pearl buttons in all *6111 , not ouite so tineas the fore- Warrant* X 5 cents the dozen. skeins for e lot pearl buttons. . lc doz. Darnii :ate buttons, for underwear Black wf 5 cents the card. for Loi >artment >>p.c how Ihe ' straws" ar?- do.nt;. Our low iv, ?tin- lvI\r?' the best ar looking afid ?'ool ! < !inin-tfli- Stylish Pal ar. Lilian < ollars an'I Hosiery. fiGclSOnjli - JONES : : :: :: Live . j IICHTY C illlCC 1LUL0 all along about the got : fact that in "little thing ts and equally matchless body needs our kind of r e Store is the best place tc He Pins erful Button And Ha i v / ' i at u Large polii /a. Aj ^ 3 to card... 1 Medium si )ns for timming 5 doz. ouality y Buttons.. 5c dozen. . ^ , >vered Buttons in all Assorted w 5c dozen Good pins; covered buttons for ait trimming. 20c doz. sizes sa v white vOllS Large dull ed a new one, we have package assortment to offer in ted shades . 25 and 50c. ^ j r? en s Belts ???d. S eather belts in black, WeDDlI f;ood values at.... 10c. * i i u e patent leather belts for kn.ckerbo i 15 and 25c. and white.. . >es and Dre, rstitch Braids is of linen Tape 5c pc. titch Braid in white v 5c piece. Washable I uece bias seam tape in id lawn, all widths Washable d 10 cents. patterns of feather, white and colors 10c. "HOS? Ben d all colors. . .spool 5c. Suppor LllSta" Foster h? id fast colors; two ladies, in all 5 cents. Velvet Gri} lg CottOIl hose support* lite and tan; 2 spools Children s 5 cents velvet grip, b v Shoes Are P< shoes especially for Men, Women and hi Jarges assortment in town, in tans, Lent Leathers. Oxfords, Pumps and D y priced, too. COMP^ ' * X -r* ' J '* ' V : .. fc m' .. W ^k. mi o 3d values in \ s" as well as I values: 1 \ lotions right | 3 get them. ' j s lirpins r. \j shed bone hair pins; I 5 cents. I y zed hair pins, best | : 10c a box. | ire nan {tins at: can. m three papers for 5c. " fety pins, black and dozen 5c \ ^ head mourning pins, k 5 cents. >trong lg >cker suits, etc. black i \ 5c yard. 1 SS vl ;iu? "^ress Shields 12 cts Iress shields 20c and | 25c. | J ters [>se supporters for colors 5c pair. 3, strong and durable ?rs; all colors 25c pr. hose supporters, with . ' lack and white. 15c. opular Children. We have * in Gun Metals and * ainty Little Sandals _____ { SlNY t Store" \ ? (