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Local Dots * =jj] PcmuL II Mr. J. M. Hood paid a tU haw this week. MHO after a lapse of aevei .it to K?r. The opening of the i would prove of great < OTHg.aUKWifr WtiWAIgll IIMDnthB. 8ALB.?White road which Whlu Opingtoo e? rusu, wuicn tta p ? pwk(f ^ :onvenience No 6 is lyn Wyandotte end BBBBBBBBHI P fl.50 per xlt- : xnaaater, H. P. D. 4 M xx. alt iB M ffe * = I = Cotton on this market y day, 13A cents; seed, 45 ce Born, Feb. 16,1911. to M Mrs. J. L. Henry, a son. Remember, next Monday instant, is the last day for intf returns to the county ai A (inn cnn otm/1 of f ?t. Mr. B. Y. Funderburk wei ley NV dnesday to see his ester- Ed. Miller. who is Tery sick, nts. Misses Monnie sod Kflie i students of K. 11. <5. st t'hsrl spend Saturday and Sunday ! parents here. 20th | Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Blacl mak- ! Mrs- Mtover Spent so' ijx ; this week witii tlieir sister, J . j \|,.KttOWp 0f |(|h< kstock. it to Dud 1 to many people in Mi later, Mrs. section and shorten tl between Fort Mill am Hathoock, by about 2 miles, wot lotJf* J1 ate the bridging of Si w i ie ,j^e ijancas^er COUnty kmon and 8eem willing to bear I verai days pense of building ti dra. J. J. but the York authorit ' Qoom innlinr*/! 4-^k U/\lr? p. Barber s tie distance FORt,8AA,'' i pL?j?u? cotton seed at $1.25 d Charlotte busheie?then ?1 perk ild necessi- a son, Lkiivmut, h. c. jgar creek. 7777: . MlvN and WOMEN. l ii l Iioki?, 70 per tout. | tialf the ex- <laily. Full or part i he bridge, iuvoHtigato. W'.-ar l? ies do not ! nut SL? I'Wad.iphia. *u~ rrT"~ttt: rr ~. . AXpn t itiii iur IBM* mau ion >u. P. A. Parker K. 5. 33-40-e |??? sell guaranteed rofit. Make 910 |j r ( time. Beginners |( |? vOlUl roof. 30.18 Chest- , Pa. 85-61-s | " ? I tr? Hotinoif ise ot rertect Statement of th ^ The Bank t xrrkii v fiin/lc . .... security !? VorutiWm Of I Lancaster i t iiiiv ovil Uiiivi;u cat titer of Mr. and Mrs. D. Reece liams, of East End, Thursd. lGth instant. Buford school, taught fc V. A. Lingle, closed last with a public entertain An elaborate and interestin gram was carried out. Miaa r AiiiflA fTnt?l/v? mime I |?r. \v. w. Fennel I of U?tck ! Wil- in the city Thursday, iy.the Mr. I). M. Kirkley, one of leading oitizena and nptodat wis in Lancaster Thursday. ?y tliis tilth*) a pleasant call. night M ra. Margaret Chainhers of ITient. is visiting her ton in-law and g pry. Mr. and Mra. J. T. NVylle. Recorder it. N. Craig of *.*..11.. w*8 the c'ty yesterday. I,KJ UCip inn was dertaking. Kershaw's ' ' ' B .ff4r,n,e"; Lancastrians Who I Ho paiu Terry. Kdgomoor m, _ dauKhtor, The following ladie tlemen went over tc Hock inn i Wednesday aftermx in me uu- r?>u NAliK.?My loti 6 roomH, pantry, br< pia/./.as. Apply to Mrs ward, Lancaster. leard Ellen ????? FOR KENT?A 10-rt French street. Iinu can be given. Apply (8 and gen- Central Hotel, Lu icast > Rock Hill m to hear kk.mkmhkk-i ? .. tubes and all ether in a dwelling with >sd h.Il. -Pacioun an(J to d0 y . Annie R. Wood- * 38-41 business wit K>ni dwelling on tion where j lodiate possession to w. h. iMyier, feel a sense or. 37-tf automobile tires, I Absolute 1 supplies for vour jwu*. lutiuo i,ooute<i at unca^ter. our banking " h an institu- Iyeans and Discount*, Overdrafts, secured &. rou not only lion ds and stocks owe Bankitik House. Ol Furniture and Fiztor Due from Banks and ? . Currency, purity ?t?d oth.rColl n U. at the close of rd. 1911. >UBCKH. * 4 461.482 76 : nr secured 24 624J24 led by Bsiik 22 JUOjUO 6. moo ** l.'X)9.00 Bankers, 184.9U1.7S 18,-'74.00 8,f 57 SO a. 3 It* IS iiiioa ijuuidc x ajr iui ucil^ll entertained at bridge Wedn afternoon. Dainty refresh were served by the lovely ; hostess. Miss Maggie Beckham h cepted a position as clerk store of Messrs Blakeney & lips, where she will be plea u/nit nn hpp nnmornna fpiom lt4uiiy Mn. J. Crawford Withers esaay lutle dauKhtor> Kllzabeth Cn m6nt8 Hock Hill, vielted their gra young Mm. <i MoC. Witherspoon, tb Mr*. Shand and Master Si mnnr> of Clinton, are visiting at th< th Mr* !> K*ece Williams. ""?5f Mr. and Mrs. Charles ?>utei I rnll- daughter, Blanc-he, of Cha Bed to visiting Mr. and Mrs. .1. N. 4a an/1 lliiu t?la/>? ipnon and Wl!\tn iwf?>rd, oi 011 Shakespeare's ndmother, j Mr. and Mrs. R. E. lu^uitUey dauffhter? Miss Juani 5 home of | T. Thomasson and Katherine McCrorej Mrs. J- H. Withersp. outen of! J. M. Ariail and J. E. rop College, automobile. K. S. II Heroines:" i shop- ______ . Wylie and vvkstill havki ta, Mrs. J. l>e?t paints, varnisl . pay you to see us and niece, Miss of these goods and t ? and bu"<"0*?- Bennett oon, Profs. I>>ny . McDaniel, F(>? kent-nicc r? * ovi Ms n utrnpt Tm larpy'H Machine iill43. but one thj Sw1 etTk it win confidence. .Su"'u'"^ Such an i F0ntu?n^Com- unquegtiona >ur-room cottage for good in I m tail lata noacooo. _ ?a TIT _ Checks sod onsb Itei it has your LIABI Capital stock Paid In institution is i. bly a fores oZSZZtLiZ the comma- UdrndMi D.p?.b. e i . fa T;ma of i mo 2 276.63 666 963 91 LITIE8. MDkMM T85SE* w? Cnrrent ? Paid. 62.619 26 iikwa 11.61616 tabjaet to 291,221 97 the public generally. The Ladies' Aid Society Methodist church will g Tea at the residence of Mrs Carter on Wednesday after February 22, beginning ai o 'clock, to which the lad the town are most cordial! vited. JO anu ? ? f ? Mlse charlotte Jones retun ?/ti . nesday from a rlilt to hei Of the OraniUwillo. ^ CE The ltav- M> J- Ix>DK of 1 . T. S. spending few days In town, noon, Mr. Hazel l'ljler haa been t four f?w days in Kershaw, lies of Mr. A. P. Mr-Lure went to y iu_ terday to see hla mother, wh eally ill. Miss Bess McManus, r^itur at Harper and Miss Mar i?th ime i. Special Node pending a There will be a basket * home of Mr. and Mre. W. ... Friday night, February S t-S? to help defray expenses o crIU- Crenahaw school hou rewntlv deatrnved hv fl Miss Bessie Ion Riven. Apply tc y Barr. " M B> rl1 NKW CABBAGE rtgl -- Give us your order ft **' W. L. Croxtou A Co. snpper at the ??????? P. Crenshaw, GEORGIA CANE Syi Ittfe, proceeds Orleans molasses, of rebuilding place, one door south se which was \\\ L. Croxton A Co. ra A ftnrHial ? ? J. M!"ii'(^d"o"r niLy- we a ? " such confide service we a 83 0 and invite y< to ^e ete F- M?ckey Co. nexed. 33-tf iiu TO mem * ence in the Bm" p?y?bl? re rendering xx xi STATE OF SOUTH >ur attention B1 county of J* itement an- r^e.foru?nit of 1 he bank of Lane Hworn, aaya that th Htatement la a true oc an ahown bv the bool Ml, l9?.OOU. 1% 425.70 NONE S656.SeS.9l CAROLINA. 1 i aeater. j o. W. William?,Oeehier aeter. who being dnij c nbove end foregoing editioD of aaid Bank, ks of file in luaiH hank At the quarterly conferei the Van Wyck circuit he! Saturday, Messrs J. L. Til J, M. Yoder, John Collins i J. Richardson were electe elates to the district conft to be held in Winnsboro Ap 30. Mr J. R Pnrw has r^niorr 'Squire T. W. Swrett of Oi DC6 01 one of the pleasant caller* at Id last yesterday, lman, i?r. J. k. w. 11 ailn, former! and S but now one of the les i I .* siciaus of Hock Hill, was a v Q Ciei- yesterday. We are indebted ?rence h pleasant call, iril 2f>- Miss Hessye Montgomery, is spending a few dsvs her i. aunt, Mrs. K. A. I.odk, ioH hna tceolt was invitation extended to all. this office Hrown, Idell Hendrlx, It Clara Haker.oominlttee of i ly of Kcr- ) Kev. \V. P. Yarboroujfl tding phy- to men at <?raoe church isitor here noon at H o'clock; n-ornii to him for to mixed congregations. Z'SSThi j Business N MImm Ivor WE HKLL Brick and essie ('roxton, anj Flooring at half arrangements, castor Ice and Coal Co h will preach ^ Sunday after- FOR KKNT.? A six-i ng and night comer luinlap and Apply to T. J. McNinc . ! byterian church. Notices I TIIK PKKKCH I stand the season at 1 Shin ales, Ceiling W P H ain prloes. Lan- ^ ? Mon room oottoKe on Market streets. :h, opposite 1'res8J-tf 'H stallion will Lhe Heath.Klliott GEO. W. WJ a\ G Sworn to and sub* 8th day of Fabniaay. ev to con^rtAit?,rTWU * Waddy C. Th? Loan. L% LLLIAM8. Caaudlu. Bribed before me, thic 1911. Ilium s a. p. or a. o. omton, Pa\ wur. '1 Gregorj, Directors " - ? ? position as operator at the ern Union Telegraph oflic has accepted a position at oke, Va. Mr. G. P. McMilW been appointed operator i ?lace. He arrived in the ci [onday.?Kershaw Era. Mr. Robt. Evans, son of M v Rvona am] hrntkar n W?at ',r* ^ L*ney, accompai " Funnel 1 of Hock Hill, wentoi 0 and ley. Chesterfield county, Th Roan- temoon to nee Mrs. Kd. Mill >n has ^Hniun? who is desperately it tViio home ??1 her father, Mr. Tbnm 7 t S burk. The trip w as made in ty last mobile, the party returning a time for I>r. Fennell to take t , ., em's night train for Kock Hi Mrs. f M ra niod by I?r. froR 8 A.LK.?<Jood Feed rer to I>ud- line Kn^lne. Will ?ell i untday al- Apply to J. K. Kutledf ler of Jefill at the ? in Ptinder- STRINO BEANS, lettu an aut?>- eatery, shad and other X night in day at W. L. Croxton A C he Sooth- __________ - I Mill and Gaso- "tables until furtta at a bargain. Elliott, je, Lancaster. 39 41-a. I AM RUNNING a ??? Shop?Tin Work, HI oe, tomatoes, Virgil Snlpea, at Nl<* fresh fish, to- stand. P. O. Box 113, Jo's. t notice. J. C. I 1 ? I The I Uener.il Repair I cycle repairs, dx\ I kn Graham's old I Lancaster, S. C. I lank of Lai "The Old Reliabl icaster I ie" J E. C. Brasington and Mrs. Beckham of this place, died home at Monroe, N. C., M night. Mr. Evans was 39 of age. and leaves survivin his wife and several chi The remains will be inter Jefferson today. ?Kershav A linrr fn onnAiin/ti j c! Plyler's Sentence ( at his to Life Imprisonment ?years Monroe Enquirer: 1 ? him chapter in the story of C ldren Plyler f?r killing: his br red at ^aw' Carter Parks, on ir Era ^ay June, has be ten so far as the courts Animated ["he last I I harles B. 1 II i other-in-i 111 the 15th I ? I en writ- A are^ con ration, Bargai in Seek ;ers <xvwi UIItw aiini/uuu ... previously piade the Bovs' Club will meet here today t feet its organization. It is that there will be a large ni of the young farmers of the . ty present. Officers are elected and plans made fi year. CUJCIll j cerneti. ai least. uoverrv Com in this mornios 0 per- sentence from death by hoped cution to life imprisonm* amber penitentiary. Tomorro\ coun- day set for Plyler's exe to be . . 01 the Bono* of 10,000 Vole* Wt I riantnn fladnff Hal orivitcn-, . , winter's* ?GgESESStESs electro2nt in the v was the To those who cution. pared to save y< experience and id by Miss ^^ # In Kp r are looking for real values th< >u money on all purchases. 0 personal oversight enables us i ;ir attention is directed this ^ tir stock of Spring Goods was to offer you the test values w vay. Never before have we b bought early and bought ri re have ever offered. een so well preight. Our long Result of Ballot on Thursdi Associate Justice. By Wiiv to The New* Columbia, Feb. 16. ? Ret third ballot: Watts 61, Fra Memminger 45. Necessar choice 82. Keync *7 f?r Announced Soon. This week in the cont we had an offer of 10,0 jiflt of votes to be given to th< ser 57, tant casting the most vo y to a Clanton wan this offer, j , ' Now contestants we h received our beautiful ne 00 extra " P'?e8 Utility . ?XE 0."f ' tes. Miss 2o pieces Red S* hams the marl iave just cn'ors, special w Chopin 20 piecea Lakeai SPRING Gmfc HAMS Ginghams, fast colors and good Special at >al and Bates Ginghams. Tae Set affords, come in all the se priced at 1 de Shambry, comes in solid col selections 5 dozen La -10 cents. 3 dozen La best (ling- special p asr.n's best o dozen La 2 1-2 cents. special p ors, stripes LACE CURTAINS ce Curtains, very special at onl; ce Curtains, fu)l 3$ yards lone, riced at only ce Curtains, fnll yards l<?nc, riced at only t a r?t r rviuinrr * y 45 cents value 1 25, very 98 cents. value 1 75, verv $1 39 Hammond-Mobley Nuptials. A popular young couple united in marriage at Springs Wednesday evenin charming bride being Mis* Mobley, daughter of Mr. Mnhlov nf Hooth Snrinor piano, and would like you come to the office t for we feel confident were want'to work so mucl Heath In the count of votes toiff, the Beckham leads with ?i*?nn votes. Miss Clan ton i u xv 461.025 and Miss " ; third with 271,855 vo a nnn ?* 1 * to have an(1 checks, bi 0 see it, priced at you will 1 harder. Big jnf light and ?ood patterns, 4 second Bi* lot Windsor L^thanis: best grade ant tea. The at autiful for shirts and dressei SPRING PERCALES I dark Percales, full 36 incbe special at percales, everybody knows thii 1 that the colors are absolutely f 1! wuttt n.nnr%c s, specially .. 10 cents. ?ne P,ece priced at . wide, .11 ?-P':c' ..10 cent., ??r TerJ * to be the Mt. special Big lot Coi 2 1-2 cents. and RI a lot nior inDLiCi UAiUAon. 54.inch mercerized Table ] : only 62-inch mercerized Table Dan r special price only LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERW rset Waists special priced for th kf OAVna fifkaaial a 4 AC Jamapfc. special 25 cents. lask. value 50c, 39 cents. EAR iia sale, 25c, 39c .* 48 cents. tA. OA - the groom, Mr. Oscar Ham son of Mr. J. F. Ham of Russel Place. The cen was performed by the Rev. Mouzon, pastor of the Springs Methodist church. a*. _ m mm a a a* ? Butuuing; mond, MiM Mtfgie Beckham, IDOnd, Miss Annie Clanton smony Miss Jessie Lsthan jj q Miss Bessie Kobinson ? * / Miss Mabry McCoy, Heatn Miss Bertha Small Mr. T. H. Yarboroujh ? Miss Nell Porter, tf i I? ? en:,4hi pieces pride < 461 [025 finish and pon ... 271,856 One case Lonsdi ... 191,405 tails at 12 1.2 ... 70,56e! 15 pieces 36-incl ... 62,875] and shirts,ape ... 26,500j 5 pieces mercerii 8,600] 12 1-2 cents. IT Hi! JJ UWi/U >f the West India Linen has a e better at the price, special lie Cambric, known the world o cents. Very special at only 1 Madras, beautiful quality for cial at ? ced Waistinp, has beautiful fit Special at beautiful 98c and ..10 cents. B1 k lot Sk ver and re- 1.19, 1 31 ...10 cents. shirtwaists \ye have ji ...10 cents. Corsets, aiab. value i them in 10 cents. to uo, opctl a A ||11UVU At# TC p to irts special priced for this ei ) mop op to W. B. CORSETS oat received oar spring line of f this is one of the best brands m the correct styles. Prices $1 0 >ti, JTO, U3C, OVC, $2 00. ale, 48c, 79c, 98c, 3 00. the noted W. B. lade and we have >0, 1.50 and up $3.00. Death at in. Lucy Abb Hoi Heath Spriaft. Mrs. Lucy Ann Bowei aged lady, died on the 1] stant at the home of he: Mr. William Bowers, of Springs. She, was a con: M/vflMkAti L A Aff A|V* A/1 IClf' / ygfl neuo rarKi Miss Ktta Biaokmon Miss Buford Hudson rs an ^,,io Hardin 4.U Miss Kunioe Saj.p Ltn in- . Miss t lara Flynu r 80n, Bessie Mobley Heath Miss Susie Therroll jistent Miss Kdna Jordan Miss Bessie Clifton " J 3 pieces 36-inch ' J (lHW ? i .... 1.000 *tonly ] ,000 i.uoo We are showing l.ooo and cotion. 1,000 j 10 pieces fancy i value 12 1-2 c< I,0,!?( ? piecea Iron C'i l.OoO h Curtain Swiss, bought in job, v DRESS GOODS a strong line of Dress Goods, b< suiting, beau'iful for early 8[ ants, special priced at only i l Galatea Cloth, all good color er? special 7 1-2 cent.. We b,Te j( Strap sai oth in wool known t Yonr style >ring suits, to pay, p _.10 cents. this beai s and wide )IES' OXFORDS and STRAP 5 st received our line of Duttenh ndals. This line needs no mt o be one of the best lines made, and size is here and at the pr rices $1 95, 2 25, 2 50, 2 75 and I Litiful line. JOBS TO CLOSE SANDALS ofer Oxfords and rodnction and is ice too want to 1.00. Ask to see iiiciiiuci wi mc mcuiuuiot * and was beloved by all whe her. The burial was at Kei the pastor of the Methodist < there, the Rev. George Gar conducting the funeral sei The Kershaw Era, in its a of her death, says Mrs. F Iiu I LII ? knew Arthur H. < shaw, Conte: ihurch " " y-I^ee, l-a(*y Meets With Severe rvices. Mrs. G. W. Bell, of th< ccount portion of the county, lowers j a bad accident one day t ? range or pane Gass. 5 pieces poplar < st Mgr. only 3 pieces 50 cent? Accident. Bie line stable t 69 cents, 75c, 1 e western ^ fagt co|ora met with his week. ; ^ -u r(is, special priced at only ilotha, all good shades, specia i Mohair, special priced at >lack Dress Goods, special pri )8c and $1, and guaranteed not to turn bro MEN'S SPRING HATS ; a o ** ? ?15 cents. Below we I priced at 0?t: .--25 cen's. 1 dozen Lb ...89 cents. to close < ced at 48c, 9 skirts. h< ,25. These oot at oi 5 dozen M( Your ch< _ _ _ K J % m offer a few specials in jobs that idies' heavy walking skirts, val out at only ?avy, walking length, value 1.54 ily ^ en's Hats, ranging in prices froi nice we wish to close tie 1.25, special 49 cents. 1, special to close 69 cents. tn 75 centf) to 1.50 49 cents. leaves surviving her one bi Mr. Russ Ingram, of Oak one sister, Mrs. Mary Sm Lancaster; and eight child follows. W. Lewis, of Springs; Simon, of Winn James.of Kershaw; L. W.f ] Landy and Benjamin, nea aVtann M M Morfka Rn< -other, bhe tell ott the piazza at I ;hur8t; severely injuring her I tall, of feared that some of the Iren as fractured. Heath * " ! sboro; Proposed New Road i ^Ker- Section?It* Advantage ?/?h of Pnrt Mill Timpfl- ; Th tier home, UUD'' ????*??? ?? eg. It is .egth. latest bones are; Gome "early m n Barber i s. IP nrnrvu a. ipuieut ui new opriCK fl*is, we styles and best grades at $1.50 id get your size. art? snow- a n< zen m f 200,3 00 2.50, you 4 00. 5 dozen Mi Your ch< ,, \ 4 en s ranis, tome siigbtly soile r choice en's Dregs Shirts, odd lot, Tali nice d, value 1.50 to 98 cents. io 76c to $1.00, ' 49 cents. Dliaw ( Avaao* ifini VIIM Rock Hill, and Mw. Bitha \ of Dalzell. She also leaves one hundred and eigh grand-children and great children. roung, sition to open a newirof about point near Fort Mill :o t ty-five of Mr. Osmond larl grand miles from town n I county, is again tx ng ul from al #?B he home I t>er, four I Lancaster I agitated ? tt. Ij ? >UL> i m J m v . < , 1; v