The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 29, 1915, Page 8, Image 8
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COUNTY NEWS
HEATH SPRING.
Special to The News.
Heath Spring, Oct. 28.?The four
quarterly conference of the Hea
Spring charge will be held with t;
Heath Spring Methodist church ne
Wednesday, November 3rd, with E
H. W. Rays, presiding elder, in tl
chair.
Mrs. B. C. Horton and childre
Elsie and B. C. Jr., went to Columb
Tuesday to visit Mr. S. Reid IIort<
and take in the fair.
Miss Grace Hill is the guest
Misses Ruth and Esther Williams f
a few days this week.
Mr. j. m. v auineu t?i v.ny ruui
Va., is at home with his family f
afew days' stay.
Mr. C. B. Williams of Stoneboi
has accepted a position as gener
clerk in the Stover Pharmacy.
Messrs. H. A. Horton and J. j
Williams are among those who ha^
taken a day or two off to visit tl
state fair in Columbia.
Mrs. E. C. Croxton has been qui
sick for several days past.
Miss Mattie Mao Mobley is spent
ing a few days in the capital ci 1
this week.
Mr. Luther Ellison was here Wei
nesday in the interest of the count
fair.
Miss Sue Clark left several dai
ago for Westminster, where she he
accepted a position as assistai
teacher in the public schools.
Miss Idell Mobley spent Tuesda
night in Charlotte with her cousii
Mrs. Lee Byrd.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. I
S. Bennett, 20 months old, die
after a short but painful illness o
Wednesday, October 27. The ltttl
body was laid to rest by tendt
hands at New Hope cemetery o
Thursday. The burial services ws
conducted bv the Rev. J. P. Han
nvond. pastor of New Hope Baptii
church. Ijj
Miss Mneq^^f impkins, who li?
been spend' summer with h<
aunt. Mrs. j^Srr Kghes, has accep
ed a posit1 eg?.cher in Kersha
county and openen school Monday.
Mrs. W. A. Hughes has gone t
Clareniont to be with her husbam
who is station agent there.
NOTES FROM MILL VILLAGE.
Mr. Vernon McManus, who ws
taken with appendicitis Saturdt
evening, is resting some better noi
Mr. R. J. Talbert is verv sick.
The little child of Mr. and Mr
Henry Gainor is very sick.
Mr. J. R. Wilson has taken h
daughter. Miss Daisy Wilson, to tl
Johns Hopkins Hospital at Bait
more for treatment for appendiciti
Mrs. 0. W. Burgess and daughte
Miss Kate, are attending the sta
fair in Columbia this week.
Mr. W. C. Dees is attending tl
fair in Columbia this week.
Mr. Charlie Rhodes is attendin
the fair at Columbia this week.
Pour business men of Great Pal
Cotton Mills visited Lancaster Co
ton Mills Wednesday, looking at tl
new machinery, and are going (
build a new mill at Great Palls.
Mrs. Ram Alley is still very sic
with erysipelas.
Mrs. Maud Pitt man and baby ai
both evry sick.
Mr. Kd Griffin has a little chil
sick.
Mr. Clayton Williams was brougl
home dead today from the hospita
Miss Dillie Adams returned horn
Tuesday from a visit to relatives i
Pleasant Hill.
Mrs. Jack Rollings is improving i
health.
The little baby of Mr. and Mr
Jack Rollings is also sick.
On the 27th a Haiiffhtor u.-io
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simms.
Mrs. John McAteer, who has bee
confined to her bed, Is able to be u
gain.
Mr. John Adams returned to n
home at Great Palls Monday.
Miss Hennie Sanders is >n ba
health.
Mrs. Addie Starnes and Miss Netti
Huey are visiting Mr. and Mrs. 1. V
Reeves in Columbia.
There was a mistake made aboi
Mrs. Ben Carman visiting her brotl
er, Mr. Kd Kvans. It should lia>
been Mrs. Ben Ogman.
Mr. Anglo Robertson spent 3atu
day night at Heath Springs.
Mrs. Billy Belk and daughter, Mil
nie. are atien ling the fair at C<
lumbia this week.
Mr. Oscar Thr-*;itt and family tutored
to Camden t ? see his motln
the past week.
Mrs. J. R. Threat! lias been \ei
sick til's week.
Mr. Bill'Williams amended '1
. funeral f his s t r. Mrs. A I ; son. i
Bought. .
We are trh"i to ser Mr .1.m Bee]
. ham "out a <$a i n.
Mrs. M ? i
Rachel R I t'
We ar - ,
Crenshaw's ba .
very fa st.
' RoYO'l^o \ Me iiod
We adiulro t: d " ti ' f
Now Jgraey wnni' n to t' , i, ,
suffraRO but some of tludr mrthr
would only rn l.e \ : .11 t ho mo
against il.?fjondorson Dispatch.
XOTICK.
Notion Is hereby Riven that t
undersigned will on the first day
. D^jomber, 1915, apply to Robert
Mackey. Secretary of the Lancast
Cotton Oil Company, for a Certiflea
of Stork in said Corporation to
iaaued in lieu of stork certificate N
77, dated the 18th day of Decembf
1912, of the par value of $500.0
which certificate has been lost
stolon.
tS'gned) M. 9. WITHKRSPOON.
Lancaster, 8. C., Oct, 22, 1*16.
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jll WEAR <
til ^ ,
ll? l\ That Are Ill-Fitting and
: II R. & B.
la
>! Lancaster's New a
j \ \ Can sell you a suit made tc
of i\ prices. You are cordially
S Main Street, near Hotel R?
lt? $ pies. Come and let us h
j l\ quainted, whether you wa
ro i? me^t you.
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WE WILL CA1
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vf> l\ To Lancaster and Lancastc
i l\ completeness within itself
tei you every time you spend
a J the CLOTHES and not th<
ly\ else.
j. | SUITS FROM
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^ 1 "The Man in Manning."
| The emphasis on the man in Man
ning is dally becoming more pro
nounced.?Anderson Intelligencer.
is
i- WAREHOUSE PROPERTY FOI
?t FOR SAL.E.
is
?r Under the authority vested in Ih
t-j Board of Directors of the Farmers
w! Union Warehouse Company by a res
olution adopted at the meeting of th
to stockholders held on the 13til da
|| of October, 1915, the undersigne.
Hoard of Directors of said Farmer*
! Union Warehouse Company, will se]
at public auction before the Cour
House at Lancaster, S. C., on th
I first Monday in November, 19 3;
is within the legal hours of sale, th
iy following described real estate, wit
v i buildings and improvements thereo
situate in the Town "f Lancaster, ?
8 C., and on the line of the Souther
Hallway:
is 1st. All that lot of land on whic
le is situate the Farmers' Union Ware
1 Knoon r .1 ..
,1- Iiwuou UUIIUII1K. H'UilLlIlK UO in
s.1 Right of way of the Southern Railwa
r> one hundred and eighty feet, an
te
I VALI
; 1 TOWN
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u. Having recently bought
it! & town lots, on East Arch
offer you this property fo:
11 | equal value located anywh<
J eleven lots have been sold
residences are built and <
n fore investing?then reali:
If it Real Desirable buildii
p ?, ,> that you will find them vei
JL ting scarcer. Let me sho\
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y. Not on pe;t?- . but to dr
?; p< pound O ,r >>ul)c Co IT
o,i our NEW STEEL CUT
, , '* for 35c per pound.
i<. 4 JUST ARUIV
4 New Buckwheat Flour
! Raisins. Shelled Almonrl
., Whole Wheat Flour.
hl' We are now ready for t
p ;; hope to see
JJ \i OUR FRIENDS 1
|! BENNETTor
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THE LANCASTER NEWS
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CLOTHES! 1
Inferior in Quality When the. $
TAILORS I
#J? I
nd Experienced Tailors
) order at less than ready-made
invited to visit our shop on v
oyal, and let us show you samlave
a hand-shake and get ac- \ nt
to buy or not. We want to
?ER ESPECIALLY ;
ir County citizens. Our line is jjjj
, and we guarantee to satisfy
a dollar with us. We give you t
2 DIFFERENCE in something
$12.50 TO $35.00. '
. Tailors I
?h
Lancaster, S. C. \\
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extending West to about the center(
- of the extension of French Street'
- and having a depth of two hundred
and nine and one-fifth feet, bounded
North by Railroad Right of Way;
* Fast by lot of Lancaster Ice & Fuel
* Co.; South by L. & C. Right of Way
or Builders Supply Co. lot, and West
the lot hereinafter described.
On this lot is situate a two-story,
, four compartment composition roof,
1 sprinkler warehouse, each compart'
ment containing 52 sprinkler heads. <
? 2nd. All that lot of land situated
* Immediately West of the above deirrihofl
lot f ron H n cr four hnvulrnH
' forty-eight and one-half (44 8 1-2 ft)
[J feet on the Right of Way of the South
1 ern Railway, and being two hundred
,e nine and one-flfth (209 1-5) feet deep
' | This lot is very suitable for manufac-'
? taring purposes, or may be used for
? six or more dwelling lo\s.
J1 Terms of sale CASH.
' C. Li. McManus,
n N. B. Cousar,
J. F. Nisbet,
h J. Clark Robinson,
s- H. R. Blakeney,
e W. H. Mlllen,
y Directors,
d Lancaster, S. C., Oct. 19, 1915.
LJABLE :|
[ LOTS I
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what is known as the "Allison"
street. I am now Drenared to JT.
r at least one-fourth less than ^
are else in the city. Six of the %
Do not .wait until some nice
other improvements made be- V
se what you should have done. ?*
if? lots that you want, will say &
y scarce in Lancaster and f?etv
you. "Do it Now." X
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ink Coffee. Try BULK at 20c T
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MILL is equal to any you get
EI) THIS WEEK. x I
and Maple Syrup, Currants,
a, Brazil Nuts, Pancake and
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he Lancaster County Fair and J [
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HERE NEXT WEEK.
TERRY CO. ]!
OOD STORE. 11
3, OCTOBER 29. 1915.
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Complete Line Dry Go
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CLOTl
0 Men's Suits, $5.00 $7.
Men's Pants - 98c $1.49 $1
{ Boys' Suits, Size 3 to 20
Boys' Pants 25c 49c 75
0 $1.98 and $2.50
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0 The Beacon Shoe - 3
Men's Shoes, Endicott Johns*
{ $2.25 $2.49 $3.50.
Ladies' Shoes, - - $1.25
A n n ni
0 coy Scout Shoes,
Boys' Shoes,
| Misses and Children Shoes
$1.25 $1.49 $1.98.
Ladies' and Men's Rubber
^ $2.50 $3.50 $4.50 and
Ladies' Coats and Jackets, $
5 Men's Ladies'and Children's'
Jerseys.
5 Men's Dress, Shirts
Men's Wool Shirts
~ Everything in u
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Children's $1.00,1
2 Men's Jno. B. Stets
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0 Men's Iron Clad, guar
Men's Hats, (
Dress Goods, full line
Outings and Cotton
10c 12 l -2c.
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.98 $2.49$3.50 and|$5.00
- ? 98c to $8.50 #
>c 98c, extra size to 20
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- - - $3.50 and $4.00 ?
mall sizes to No. 14 $1.98 $
; $1.49 $1.98 $2.50 $2.98
- - - $1.98 and $2.50 m
- - - $1.25 to $2.50
solid leather, 50c 98c ^
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Coats and Cravenettes
$7.50.
2.50 $2.98 $3.50 $4.98 $7.50
Underwear, Sweaters and ?
98c $1.25 $1.49 $1.98 $2.50 g
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, - - ipi.tf? to $d.uu ?
iats for 50c *
on Hats $3.50 *
anteed Hats $2.50 ?
>9c 98c $1.49 $1.98 i
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Flannels 5c 7 l-2c
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