The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 01, 1913, Page 5, Image 5
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ville. She was accomps
^ by little Miss Montine
) I ^ Mr. E. W. Springs ret
terday from Columbia.
Mrs. J. C. Montaomer
>
THE LANCASTK1
I
mied home
Beaufort.
turned yea- C y
v of Char- y^OCtdC
ft NEWS, JULY 1, 1913.
water, and two of th<
. j resuscitated.
K[ It was thought at
/\three were drowned
>se lit.ally were
SMMMMMi
first that oitly I U
and It was not j fAA! TIT
it n /i
5
mssssa
E
?Boru to Mr. aud Mi
White, Sunday, June 2!
Both pa and grandpa are a
?Mr. J. D. Hunter of
Hill section brought a pe
ton blossom picked last Sai
his farm.
?Dr. R. E. Stevenson, d
Due West, will locate lu
for the practice of his i
lotte Is the guest of her
s. J. C. John Crawford.
a son. Misses Anuie Lou
mlllng. Frankle Folk of Bambe
the Red guests of Miss Bessie M
rfect cot- Mrs- Pickling of Wast
uirlay on Mrs- Leroy Davidson of (
visiting at the home of
lentist of SPr,nK8i
MIss Louise Oakes reti
to her home In Darllngi
jrofesslon vUlf
sister, Mrs. ^?__
Byrd and | in honor of their p
rg are the gue8t8, Misses Louise C
cManus. Ungton, Annie Lou
ilngton and | Fraukie Folk of Bi
Camden are Mi88es McManus eut?
Col. Leroy , Ughtfully Monday eve
I the attractive rooms <
irned today ! a8 wen as out under th<
ton after a were placed for progr
uiim iwu uours later
able loss was realizei
crowd of distracted pi
opular house tuissiug his chum, st
lakes of Dar- don't see Hollie.
Byrd and drowned."
amberg, the Boats and grappll
irtaiued de- then brought and th<
uing. About dragged. When the
>u the porch, tonight 12 bodies h
9 trees, tables ?rod.
essive games. Most of the youths
ttiut the prob- \IU /\*
1, a boy In the W$i WW III
irents on shore, fjA
it up a cry. "I .
He must be 99.
t?
Ing Irons were ~W"
; river bed was
work ceased
ad been recov ^5
; were from the [flB
ds Are Supern
Statement of the G
THE BANK OF
[J ^ located at Lancaster,
close of business Jun<
RESOURC]
Loans and Discounts.
UOUS M
onditlon of
LANCASTER ?
S. C., at the
3 4th, 1913. MU
es. mi
. . $495,138.35 U
about July 15.
?Weather forecast f
Carolina: Local thunder
Tuesday and Wednesda
winds, mostly north.
?A second early cottc
has been sent us. It wa
June 26 by Mr. Coot Wllsc
T. K. Cunningham's Ceds
fa,rm.
* *t^Dr. C. B. Pratt has ti
>uiv W VUV iUIOOOO
Mr. and Mrs. S. W.
or South stoneboro were in town
showers Mlss Gia Bell of Rock ]
y; light |ng Miss Pearl Coffey.
Mr. It. E. Wylie left la
>n bloom Gettysburg to witness th
s pulled union.
>n on Mr. Misses Mary Towusend
ir Grove Ttogers of Bishopviile
visiting Misses Lucia i
iken pos- Murchison. ^ ^
iuuo. rue guests were welt
He&th of porch by Miss Bessie 1
Monday. ! Mrs. John H. Poag.
Hill is visit- 1 they were received I
I McMauus and Mrs. R.
st night for inghatu and presented
,e great re- iIlg uue( in which stoc
McMauus and the tl
and Helen young ladies. Wheu t
have been iiad arrived, the game
ind Lewis i one at each table, kept
| tiou and amusement un
:oiued on the Mill district and win
McMauus and accident reached the
In the hall sands crowded the i
>y Mrs. R. C. tlle confusion parent
N. VanLand- tlieir children, and t'<
to the receiv- been in the swimra
>d Miss Pearl sieged the police wit
tiree visiting Ibe bodies reeovere
ill the guests bed.
s, a dift'ereut
up con versa- VA Kill X\S SKNTE
itil late in the
en word of the
se homes thou iver
bank. In ! " ? rill
s lost track of >*^^1
taring they had j *
ing party, he- I
h inquiries. All I
d were identl- i ijjj
NCE STANDS. I fi
Overdrafts
Bonds and Stocks owe
by the Bank
Furniture and Fixtun
Banking House
Due from Banks a
Bankers
Currency
Gold
bilver and Other Mil
Coin
IUA A Checks and Push Tto
4,032.93 W
teU 09
11,500.00 W
is. 1,000.00 Si
5,800.00 [09
.nil W
67,865.98 S
12,574.00 09J
3,437.50 fa*
ior
2,184.23 .09
ma K '> '> R M
session or the office or I
High over the Lancaster ]
and is now ready for the p
bis profession
?And still they come,
early cotton bloom was sei
morning by J. E. Beckham
D. A. Williams' place, nea
tawba fertilizer plant.
?Mrs. D. E. Penny has 1
111 at her home on Main
J _C31.? 4 .
)r. U. P. inra. a. n. ureene ana
Pharmacy Gilbert Williams have
ro.etice of from a visit to Mr. O. H
Rock Hill.
Another Miss Virginia
it us this Nor'oll{ the guest of
on Judge P8 11*8. Mr. and Mrs. P.
r the Ca- Mr8- Mary Sowell and
returned Saturday fron
anc* Mrs. C. A. Lynt
jeeo quite jjja
?,t. et?f_?r Miss Lucy Williams of
miss uaura i evening. when ice ere
> returned were served. Little Miss
. Greene in Landingham assisted i
refreshing fruit puncl
Hardin of part of the evening ;
her grand- furnished very eujo,
W. Hardin. This, the largest and
son, J. C., ception of the season,
i a visit to by several sets of Lan<
1 in Colum- society maids and men
* * *
Charleston iu resnouse to imin
am and cake |
) Martha Van- Executive Cleinencj
n serving the Save Hi
an 'orchestra Co,umb,a state- 30tl
yable music. T. U. Vaughn of G
loveliest re- must pay the death p
was attended to be assigned by tb
master's young eral sesions. The
yesterday, in a decl:
B. Gary, chief justic
no InvllnHnno K.. * ... r.._.
; ,u??0 oJ wrigi
9
reenvllle county
enalty at a date QQ HTV
e court of gen- 'gig1 CB
supreme court )^J(
slon by Eugene flV,
:e. concurred in
lies T?a. "
LIABILITI
Capital Stock Paid it
Surplus Fund
Undivided Profits, 1
Current Expenses a
?? Taxes Paid
jJLaJL Due to BankB a
Bankers
Indlvidual Deposits Si
? s
. . $603,615.30 JBB.
es m
L..J 50,000.00 W
. . 100,000.00 W
ess m
md
. . 28,001.47 >2
md BB.
762.87 W
ab- Si
ut'vciai ua>o, out? wna u
terday to the Magdalene H
Chester for treatment.
?We wish to acknowl
ceipt of still another cotton
which was sent us by W
McNeely of Cassatt, Kersha
Mr. McNeely lived fori
Tradesville.
?Dr. J. H. Boldridge,
for the past few weeks b<
nncoH flllnH Vila niilnlt nt
itveu ywa- wa8 t^e week-end guei
ospltal In Joyce Clark.
Miss Irene Robinson
edge re- her home in Pleasant H:
i blossom, after a visit to her aunt
lr. T. W. bia.
w county.
merly at OFF FOR GETTYS
who has Lancaster Survivors ]
sen indls- Great Heunioi
thn TTMrat tu? r
3t of Miss bearing a tiny picture
hostess, a number of
returned to set gathered at the 1
111 Saturday RUth Kiddle last Frld
t In Colum- meet her attractive g
Julia Daniels and Mai
Columbia. Miss Rid
BURG. mother, Mrs. R. R. Ri
the guests and introd
Leave For the houorees. Then,
i. ranged for a variety
, I hnnnv ti n i ? ?" * *
?.w " ' >vuviuito UJ rvoouuiutu JUSI
of the petite Watts and Fraser, afl
the younger sentence imposed by
lome of Miss court. All of the <
ay evening to by the attorneys for
quests. Misses overruled. Vaughn,
y Hopkins of tendent of the Od
die and her phanage, was convic
ddle, received crime against one ot
uced them to "It is the judgemt
at tables ar- that the judgment
of games, a court be affirmed an
uues ttyancK, >T~T<
firmed the death
the Greenville jM*
sxceptions made
Vaughn were flB
former superin- M
Id Fellows* or- a
ted of a serious W ?? ..
! the Inmates. MA Itfill
?nt of this court
of the circuit
d that *the case ,
ject to Check. . . .
Savings Deposits.. .
Time Certificates of 1
posit
Certified Checks.. ..
Cashier's Checks. . .
, , , Total
,r,le 3TATE OF SOUTH C
County of Lancai
Before me came
Hams. Pashfor nf the
.. 206,158.98 A*
. . 67,170.49 A? ,
De.
. 147,193.19 W.
... 14,000.00 A|
328.30 gl
. . . $603,616.30 W
CAROLINA, W
ster?sa.
Geo. W. Wil- A
nhnvo n c moH AA
FU,F,V "w
Baptist church last Sunda
now much improved and w
as usual next Sunday.
?Magistrate D. K. Ha
dlan Land township, was i
ter Saturday and made hi
to the county treasure;
amounted to $82.50 for
quarter.
?Miss Minnie Alexand
eionary to India, who is nc
v"v * "uv A iiw uauuttaici tuuui
y. He la of the battle of Oettyabu
111 preach in number, left for the
Gettysburg Sunday nlgl
.11 of In- Southern. They joined t
n Lancas- special ut. Rock Hill,
Is returns scheduled to reach Ge
r, which 1:20 p. m. Monday. Th
the past in good spirits and expe
the trip to the fullest.
ler, mis- went were:
>w In this k. Adams, Compai
.J ourvivurs optrnc
irg, thirteen Joyment. The games <
reunion at sou Hodges and Miss
it over the were found to hold toi
he veterans' were rewarded with a
which was The booby, a box of m
ittysburg at by Mr. Fred Blackm
ley were all freshing punch was
jet to enjoy H*e entire evening. 1
Those who were also served. Mui
and instrumental was c
ay O, 12th of Hie evening.
wiiu uiucn en- ne romancierl to tha
aver, Mr. Car- purpose of having
Evelyn Sowell signed for carrying
> score. They the sentence of deat
game of rook, the defendant," com
ints, was wou ion. Vaughn was i
on. Cool, re- ville October 24 to
served during conviction he was
Ices and cake state penitentiary.
3lc, both vocal
luite a feature
WILL PAY 1>
t court for the < miin *-* ?
another day as? I Hh lit
Into execution AA HIIj aJt
h Imposed upon
eludes the opin- JBP. I A \J H I
tried at Green- (g I il J\| I 1
26. Following ? Lni'V/
brought to the ^
ZT~ jgj LANCAS1
'TEREST. II
L ||y |\f7 bank, who, being sw
ill IV llr thG above and foregt
11 v Is a true condition of
shown by the books c
I QTCD qeo. w.
4^ I r,J\ Sworn to and sub
me this 10th day ot ,
JNO.
N<
"en c r Correct?Attest:
ILK, a. 1. L. C. Payseur, R.
Vla^A*
orn, aays that
alng statement
' said bank, as
)f said bank.
WILLIAMS.
Bcrlbed before
June. 1913.
H. POAQ. ?
>Ury Public.
Leroy Springs, 'W1
L. Crawford,
country spending her vaca
lecture in the A. R. P. ch
day morning at 11 o'cloc
hear her.
?S. Q. Dover, overseer
lng at the Jackson Fiber C
Tenn., will, if the report 1
be superintendent of the
at Kershaw, S. C.?Southe;
Bulletin.
?Miss Robbie Porter, af
ition will SO"1" Carolina Re*!
arch'Sun- Gowan's brigade,
k Come w- B- Bruce, Compa
South Carolina "Reg!
. . Gowan's brigade.
? ncar. M. N. Johnson, Compi
o., Bemis, South Carolina Regl
la correct Gowan.a brlKade.
ne^ IS w H. Rivers, Compa
rn textile gouGl Carolina Regii
Gowan's brigade,
ter spend- w. G. A. Porter, Comp
ment, Mc
ny I. 12th 1>eath of MrH- B
ment, Mc- Mrs. Brittain L. F
Antioch section of thi
iny G, 12th Monday morning at
iment, Mc- o'clock. She was a
Mr. Thomas Carnes
ny, D, 12th nacle section and w
nent, Mc- years of age. Her dei
larly sad, for besides
lany G. 12th she leaves Avp small
f National Hanks \
r- $100,000 r
'arker of the
s county died . Washington. Jun
about 1:30 'omorrow w
daughter of 5100,000 into the
of the Taber- as interest
as about 11 on deposits on the
fth U partlcu !?int0,?Th'9 "!
her husband ing out Secretary 1
hm! ?To? order charging int
Vill Cough Up
e 30.?National ?
"it .?aJ Q?b?tUt 1 each year. 1
United States * , '
for one month 'or on^y tl
federal govern- The government
rst step In carry- more than a mllll
VTcAdoo's recent j Jn thla manneri
erest of 2 per
| uinsviuni.
lllHtHQH
the first payment FOR SALE?Se
tie month of June. shingles. E
expects to earn Lancaster. S. C
on dollars annual- FACTORY EJ
writer Repali
. ..,., Q
veral cars brick and
Idwarda & Horton,
64-tf
LPERT9?Our Typer
Department Is In
Ing several weeks with he
Mrs. Julia Porter, returnee
t&nburg yesterday to re
work as organizer of the
mato clubs of Spartanbur
?If the "Subscriber
News,' who sent a mem ?i
published today will kin
name and address to whic
name may be mailed, we
glad to give the verses
thnon Aolnmna
r mother, j South Carolina Regl
1 to Spar- Gowan's brigade.
Burae her w. A. Marshall, Comp
girls' to- South Carolina Regl
g county. Gowan's brigade.
of The E. J. Sims, Compan
rial to be South Carolina Reg
dly send Gowan's brigade,
h bill for I J M. Riddle, Comp.n
shall be South Carolina Regimen!
space in brigade.
i _T \C Horrla pAmm
[ment, Mc- age when they most n<
watchful care. She wi
any G, 12th member of the Bapth
[ment, Mc- was laid to rest at Ar
afternoon after an li
y I, 12th vice conducted by hei
lment, Mc- B. F. Carson, and wa
a sorrowing concourse
nv E, 2nd this good woman,
b, Kershaw's
an IT Or, A ?<""? T'""
??h o m?,har'o cent Per annum. T]
isaiten! ^^aiT 1 fV
U church and W,U be paI,i 011 Ju,J
itioch Monday ?
mpresaive ser- IV .n<,.fn
r pastor. Rev. IIS MEMO
s attended by
of friends of in loving remen
garet Starnes. whon
ed from us May 23.
Unexpected the di
tie order became
I as the Interest Some people w;
r 1 and January t|-ying to devise ci
pie's bad habits.
RIAM.
The Best Hot
ibrance of Mar- grove's tasteless
a the Lord call- blood, builds up the wh
derfully strengthen and
eath angel came|lied(prM,il,? eflecto1
cnarge or the
, ^ writer mechanit
late a lot of time our WOrk la gua
irea for other peo- of any rebulli
country. All w
ly and fully
" Crayton ft Co.,
Weather Tonic
chill TONIC enriches the
ole system and will won- Notice
fortify you to withstand
the hot summer. 50c. Whereas, on
moat skilled type 8
In the Sooth, and
ranteed equal to that
ling plant In the
ork handled promptguaranteed.
J. E.
Charlotte, N. C.
6-6-tf
of Election,
te-third of the free
<.ucno wiurnuo.
?Miss Juanlta Wylle, of
caster News, has the dist
being the only member o!
sex regularly connected
Press Association. This
tlrst meeting Miss Wylle
and she was so highly pW
she declared she was not ?
to miss one if she could
Editor R. E. Wylle of
who was also at the meet!
The Lan- South Carolina Regii
Inctlon of 9hatw'8 brigade,
r the fair Jerry Lucas, Compai
with the Soutb Carolina Regiment
was the brigade,
attended _ J??n ? R'/es, Comp
>ased that s?utl? uCtaro],na IRe?l1
iver going , 8h^' ? brigade.
help It I R* B Patterson, Com]
Lancaster', S?utl? Carolina Regli
ng. was a sbaw's brigade.
AM/ &.A ? ttUU
nent, Ker- Mr. George W. A1
Francisco, who Is now
ny H. 2nd bjs brothers and sist<
t, Kershaw's pictures of parts of
through which the
any H, 2nd Pacific Railroad, with
nent, Ker- connected, runs. Th<
mammoth trees in th
pany G, 2nd tbe redwood variety,
nent, Ker- | measure as much as 4
.meter and reach 300 i
and carried her fr
llson of San beautiful home th;
on a visit to prepared for his o\
?rs, has some are all ended, and
the country bas begun. She ha
Northwestern live with Jesus in t
which he is and song. She is
ere are some gone loved ones, wh<
at country of looking for her. SI
Some of these her Saviour; she is
10 feet in dia- feet. Oh ,how sad
feet in heiirht life's nartinsrs. H
om us, to that
at our Saviour
vn. Her labors till R1 flfiRP
her sweet rest
t0 FOR SALE?1 h
Sh hi . ?Ve Kershaw counts
with her long- acrea up to 520 ac
V\TrU^? Z at a ^rgain an,
? llnging to terms to quick pu
?n V^rl11681^ M WRl get yOU a11 11
nw ?r?,.are a dre89 P- B?* 4
OW it filla nnr
noiaers ana on
"" tors residing in
, ]\Tfv f-"j p/-iQ district, No. 43,
"i-t-'vJO county board o
an election to d
ave six farms in not an addition
r ranging from 80 'mills on all rea
ires that I can sell ' erty in said dis
d on reasonable , poses,
xchaser. A postal I We hereby o
le particulars. Ad- said Flat Creeh
13, Camden, S. C. hold the elect
ie-tnira or the oleo
i Plat Creek school
, have petitioned the
f education to order
letermtne whether or
ial tax of three (3)
I and personal propitrict
for school purrder
the trustees of
: district, No. 43, to
ion at Plat Creek
schoolmate of Woodrow '
the University of Virginia
News.
PERSONA
Miss Pearl Plyler and
1 ~ 1aa? TI.AAW #/V?
Wilson at1'?1K> ^ompn
.?Sunday North Carolina Regim<
brigade.
_ All of the above were
ticipatnts of the battle.
A. Porter was wounded
q tie. MaJ. J. M. Riddle,
JL,0 teered in a Camden c
Kershaw's brigade as 1
ant, took charge of hii
brother ' dur,n* the fl?ht on th
1863. after Capt. Zack
inT t . and saw between
ant, Lane a 500,000 feet of lumbe
i active par- ?
Mr W. O. Mule Killed by I
in the bat- ? . ..
who volun- . Bur'n& the thunde
ompany in <!*y fL Y,,a ?
irat lieuten- Dllsey Basl<iu of the i
s command er Company s Mass
e *>nd July Cedar Creek township,
Leitner had "R&tning in the stable
400,000 and hearts with pain. F
r. will come the quea
ever meet again?
meet In heaven if
.ightning. from every stain,
rstorm Satur- Krea' reunion up ii
belonging to ^ay, when we met
Southern Pow- loved ones, who are
?ey farm in an<* are aoxiously
was killed by Can we refuse their
Many have gone fr<
afav
'or o'er and o'er
11 Yes. ?SeUa,,.Ju FUNERAL DmE,
we're cleansed Ileal Embalmer:
There will be a al1 tlmes da>' ?
i heaven some Drennan. Day ph
;t with all our Phone 144. Lai
gone on before, (-omPanylooking
for us. ??
pleadings today? FOR RENT?A si
>m dear ones to Arch street, be
78-79 school house c
? 16, 1913. At
CTORS and prac- such electors ai
a. Calls answered s?nal property I
r night by our Mr. exhibit their ta
one No. 258, night trat'on certiflca
icaster Hardware to vote. Rule
75-lm closing to be th
eral elections.
Ir-room cottage on v
tween White and
>n Wednesday, July
which election only
3 return real or perfor
taxation and who
x receipts and registes
sha'l be allowed
s for opening and
e same as in all gen.
C. ROW ELL,
. A. LINGLE.
G. nir.HA'Rns
JDUK1, ICll tunc n DC IV LKJk
and Charleston. On retui
will bring with them M
Hall and little son, Curtis.
^ Mr. Ira B. Jones spent
^Chester.
Miss Amy Paul and M
Paul leave today to visit
Greenwood.
Mr. Julian Williams 01
ton is in Lancaster for a ft
Dr. W. W. Fennell of
vuiuuiuia been wounded.
nlng they | Accompanying the par
rs. J. C. gamUel Barr, Company 1
I Carolina Regiment R*
Sunday In R|xon r. Crenshaw, son
Crenshaw, who was kill
r. Prank at port Hamson.
friends in ?.?
. . Mayor Welch of K
V days?a Beneath a splendid
Rock Hill Mayor G. C: Welch of 1
I
ty also wore ?*. ., ,
S, 5th South Dividend 11
'serves, and Today, July 1, the
of John S. porations paid divide
ed in battle capital stock, to wit:
ter Cotton Mill, 5 pe
annual; the Bank of
ershaw. Per fent quarterly; t
likeness of t,onal Bank' 4 per cen
Kershaw ap
this way. . j
ayfollowing
cor- __
mds on their
The Lancast
cent semi- j I
Lancaster, 5 I
he First Na- I
it semi-annual. % j| ||J|
l iiiusu iooKing | wiarKet streets.
ifRS. G. W. S. ' Craig, Riverside,
TAT B
Apply to J. C. County Board
3. C. 73-tf caster Count}
> ADf AI
of Education, LanS.
C.
KTcH
was in town on professions)
Sunday.
Mr. W. P .Harper and
Gregory spent the week-e
lumbia.
Mrs. J. M. Green and
Miss Fannie Green, of I
are visiting Mr. John T.
Chesterfield avenue and o
tlves in the county.
Master Marion Haile i
vnatprrt n v fnr Snartanhui
il business pears tne Touowiug sk
| we clip from The State <
Msls Leila will he read with lnte
nd in Co- i friends and relatives ?n
"Mayor O. C. Welch 1
daughter, ; the late G. V. Welch, a
3ishopville , this place, who served
Green on mayor for several terms,
thor rela- was horn and raised in I
I has lived here all of his
L.ong left fylng himself with the b
'e. where ?f the town. Although a
etch. which TWELVE LADS F
r>f today. It
rest by his
this county: x*ere ?? Their Way I
s the son of in Merrimac Whei
l planter, of Way.
the town as
Mr. Welch Lawrence, Mass.,
Kershaw and narrow wooden walk I
life, identi- of water to the n
iest Interests house in the
younsr man. Rave way undei he
UtOWNKl). | P Wj J9 ^
to Take a I>ip ^
i Walk Gave
June 30.?A
eadlng over 15 ?|kl ? i
lunieipal bath- j I 111 I jj
ic river today : 111 Rj?l
stamping feet
JirtlB
iCES AT THE Y
IMUHI
ELLOW HCKE1
no
"SALE
"he will upend a month
aunts, Misses Ellen and Dc
Mr. C. D. Jones return
day from New York.
Miss Katharine Wylle s
day In Columbia.
Miss Donle Counts retu
Kershaw Saturday night
spending Sunday with t
MoManuf., returned to hei
Laurens Monday.
with his he is well known in bus
?ra Portor. j being connected with e
ed yester- j ?' business. He is at j
ager of the Heath Mer<
>pent Sun- Pany, president of the K
i Estate and Insurance C
rned from a farmer on an extensiv
and after "Mr. Welch is servl
ho Misses tprm as mayor but has i
r home in n*uch for the town of
his progressive ideas 1
? ? *? fllll A f n mrPOoati'nnAoa
Iness circles, ?f a crowd of impat
leveral lines a* least 12 of the littl
resent man- drowned. There n
;antlle Com- bodies In the stream,
ershaw 'Real The boys, ranging
ompany and were waiting for W.
e scale. bathhouse keeper to <
Ing his first No ?ne knew tonlgb
ilready done thero wore In the pa
Kershaw by thought that 4 0 is a
rle Is a man estimate.
?-v Tho hfiVC Tinrn
lent boys and | I ZZTT^ZZZZI
e fellows were
lay be more I In addition
from 9 to is, 1 over and ov
M. Blytbe, the, I received 10,
>pen the door, j .....
it how many I W nite and I
rty. but it Is I lot worth le
conservative .
ror this we
nninr nn on .1 H
to the many bargains that we ai
er a^ain and causing this to be
000 yards of Lace in fine Val, H
Ecru, fine Shadow Lace and Ban
ss than 10 cents and much of it
ek only we offer you the choice
-e offering here that brings thi
a record breaking sale for us.
eavy Torchons, Cluny Bands s
ids in White and Ecru. Not a
worth 25, 30 and 39 cents. ^
of any niece in the lat at
e trade back
We have just I
ind Edges in I
piece in the
' Yard
ivieRHrR. j. u. vvyue ?
Moore made a trip to Cat
day afternoon by automo
Mrs. W. M. Stevens (>
Miss Katharine Stevens,
meats of Mrs. L. A. Merl
Chsraw.
Mlns Kitty James retn
urday to her home In Chi
a short visit to Mrs. Ira E
Mr. TTngh Mlnter, who
vlsftlnf? his unele, Rev. 11
ni rtenry <
nden Sun- RtveneR8. ho Ih popular
bile. I tent juBt the kind of a
md little ,s needed for the town a
are the Rtoge of development."
klejohn In | ???
Col. T. Frank CI
rned Sat- ; Col Ahner f'errln,
?ater after McCiowan'e brigade at t
I. Jones. : Gettysburg, In his ofTl<
has been published elsewhere In
R. Mur- paid high praise to the
??<u J - ^ j -
and rompe- 1 down when the supp<
mayor that the walk extension d
t Its proaent trap door, rolling the
water.
There is a swift r
j'btirn. point, drawn by the (
commanding of n m,,e below and
he battle of werp raught in the d
clal report. 1 ?.Mnliy of tlloni cor
this issue, " "Posses on the rh
late Col. T. ! that all disappeared ir
"F'"B ??'
orts sank and ?^
ropped like a a j|
la Is Into the
urrent at thl-< IViillj
'alls a quart.r
the younp-'.- rtId
not swim ^'r,t
rer hank say pre offering
1 a flash but a
lember, Sale
u have never in your life had an
fo~ the last days of the Yellow
Closes Sate
opportunity to buy Laces Uko I
Ticket Sale.
irday ^
these-hat we II
chison, loft Saturday for
relatives la Lauren*.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W.
Ston^horo were In town yt>
Mayor Grovor C. Wolo
ahaw was In town today,
Mrs. J. R. Hunter an
are visiting Mrs. Hunter's
in Columbia,
v J . Capt A. H. Greene ape
PtR Rock Hill with his son,
/ <
a visit to Frank Clybnrn of tho T'
Carolina Regiment,
Heath of Messrs. T. B. Clyburn at
"terrtn*. i burn of this county,
h of Ker- says ho distinguished 1
Uncommonly good condu
(1 children tlon, as I can testify fr
i daughter sonal observation." C
burn was later on pron
nt Sunday colonelcy of his regime
Mr. (J. 11. Clyburn was one of t
ofTl/iora a f l? ? a von!/ In #1
welfth Sputh moment tater tii Ti
father of ' ma83 on thf 1
id T p riv Wronger ones, who
The report 8truck out toS *}: b<
himself "for * ,sro[* *av*d ,ihrni"
et In the ac- cr,es brought aid and
om my pSL i**T* P??ed ashore
npUin Ciy- ?,cloUfl b?ys w<re bro1
noted to the ~
nt. Colonel Shake Off Vour Hi
he youngest Now is the time to i
liA ..M/l ? !. .M.m.Olon, n *,
was a strug- U' (I. .
surface. The ' '
could swim f| ...
sat house and li?illl>
telves Their ________
several others TZ....'
Five uncot?ught
from the
heainatlsm. K. It, liO
get rid of your
sen Dollar you spend I
at the Three llaudNouuRIXSON,
M.maeer
i{'!*< until July 111 yun \s
Druggets in be given i\m
E. CLO
ill receive j I
>'i'l y,
UDh J
f'
MIsm Olndya Jonc retii
day night from a ylalt to
Mr*. Bowman Beaufort n
* . > v/1 I,
irned Sun- w?? noted for his ooolur
her sinter, age In battle His wltf
t Granite- vlves hffn.
S'
io in in v uuu i in uiunviniu. i i y n I
'S8 and eour- bottle of Chamberla!
uw 8(1)1 sur- and aeo bow quickly j
pains dlsnppcar. 8o!d
wwH/-iivu ceni n i
n'a Liniment 8 ' our
rheumatic
by nit dealer*. ?. ... ? ?
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