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S3| 1 FREE TO ALL I ? For every dollars worth of goods A tinner lit tnr fViA novf fi?"> ~ ' V - ? ?"* ?UV UVAl ITTU HlUillild & (till ^ 2 going to give one silver tea spoon away 9 free. You can get as many spoons as 2 2 you want without any cost to you. # 9 This is my Xmas present to you. Come 2 in and see my line of Toys, Bicycle, % 0 Wagons, Kiddie Kars, China, Cut Glass, 2 2 Silver, Knives, Forks and Spoons. 0 0 Come and see, fo yourself, anything 2 2 you want. How about/a watch or a m 0 clock, or a flashlight? J1 might have 2 several things you\wait, come and # $ take a look. nj 0 Will sell you a Bicycle ^for cash # ^2 or on the instalment plan, I have all 2 kinds shapes and fojrms of Bicycles. ! # & 0 Make old Santa Clause Store 0 ^ your hang-out place during the Fair ? and you will be where you can see 4 everything. =====^=^= | J. B. MACKRELL j tf f ttftt Boys' Clothing Another shipment of Boys' Knee Pants Suits just received. We are * showing them in a beautiful range of Fancy Worsteds, Cassemers and Serges. j Come Today a\d Get Yo/r Fall Suit. Special priced at $$75, $#00, $4.50, $5.00, $6.00, $7.50 an<L $10f00. Big line Boys Hats and \aps, special priced at ... J. Kc, 50c and $1.00 Good assortment of/Boys'Knee Pants nicely made and elegant Material, priced ar 50c to $2.50 a Give Us a took and Compare Prices and You Will See That We Win. , The J. T. Wylie Co. Attend Lancaster County Fair November 20-25th. THE LANCASTER NEW I ' (| B1 PERSONALS | 88 1 Miss Bell Williams spent Wednesday in Columbia. Mrs. W. S. Patterson is visiting relatives in York. ?o? Mr. W. J. Cunningham attended the State Fair Thursday. ?o? Mr. J. M. Hood spent several days in Columbia this week. ?o? Mr. E. Curtis Mackey spent Wednesday in Heath Springs. 'Mr. Brown Sistare attended the fair in Columbia Thursday. Mr. Luther Ellison left Wednesday evening for Atlanta, Ga. ?o Mr. Bob Lathan of Chester was a business visitor in the city Thursday. Mr. Dul'ont Guerry of Greenville was a visitor in Lancaster Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. T. Stevens of Kershaw spent Tuesday in Lancaster. Messrs. Will Ross Moore and E. B. Langley attended the State Fair this week. Mr. Able Nelson of Unity was transacting business in Lancaster Wednesday. ?o? Mr. I). F. Sapp of New Bethel was transacting business in Lancaster this week. ?o? Mr. and Mis. L. M. Clyburn of the Dixie community were in the city Wed nesday. Mrs. J. S. Fischel was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Leslie in Kershaw Wnd n v ' .. ...... Messrs. H. H. Coffey and George Helmkin attended the State Fair Thursday. Mr. 8. J. Richardson of Waxhaw, i N. C., was a pleasant caller at the ! News office Wednesday. ' r. H. A. Duncan of Heath l S ings was a pleasant caller at The > s office Wednesday. : r. Thurlow Carter of Williamson I c< i rty is the guest of his sister. Mrs. J. T. Thontasson, this week. Mrs. Julian Alliens has been in Columbia for several days visiting triends and attending the fair. Mr. Robt. S. Harper returned Wednesday from Columbia, where be has been attending the State Fair. Messrs. Frank Harper. R. K. Wylie and Ned Gregory motored to' Columbia Wednesday to attend the fair. Mrs. W. J. Cunningham is spending the week with son. Mr. Hazel Cunningham, at his suburban home. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hinson left I Wednesday evening for a few days visit to friends and relatives in Rock Hill. ?o? Miss Francis Massey of Rock Hill, who has been visiting friends in the city for several days, returned home Wednesday. Messrs. Latta Hood, V. A. I.ingle, Hazel Cunningham and John M. Madra attended the Pleasant Valley Community Fair today. Miss Katherine Wylle left Wednesday for Columbia, where she will be the guest of Miss Floise Hampton the remainder of the week. Honor Roll of Ktonehoro School for the Mouth of October. First Grade: Manly Williams, Dessie Williams, Mildred Hammond. Second Grade: Maggie May Hillard, Doralyne Mosely, Furinan Mackey. Third Grade: Cecile Williams, Walter Stover, Sue l.ee Perry, Ruth Voune t.oillan Ilnnnntl I'lmlmo,. Mothershed, Sallie Bailey. Fourth Grade: Viola Young, Joe WiUiama. Ansel Williams, Clyde ' Hammond. Fifth Grade: Iva Powers, Leroy Black moil, Elizabeth Mosely. State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County, es. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he la senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney A Co., doing business In the City Of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said Arm will nay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every cbbo of Catarrh that cannot be cured bv the use of HALL'S CATARRH I MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY. ' Sworn to before me and subscribed In 1 my presence, this 6th day of December, | A. D. 1886. A. W OLEASON, (Seal) Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Medicine Is taken In| tern ally and acts thtough the Blood on | I the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send is. for testimonials, free. F J CHENEY A CO.. ToKMo, O. I Sold by all drugglsti, 75c. j J Hull's Family Fills for constipation. I A^A A^A A^A jft|A^A A^A A^A A^fc. ^A 1US7EJV TO THESE t I truths | X J* J>+ ^ We are not responsible/for all, but ^L Jfc. = the last part we urge j/ou to read. == i f S. j ? 1S wffirt 11 S FRIDAY, OCT. 27. 1D1U. rn [SHORT NEWS| B | Mr. Latta Hood was in Chester two days last week attending the Chester fair. Mr. Hood served as judge of the horse department. Don't fail to attend the next number of the Lyceum course to be held in the Mackey Opera House on the evening of November 6th The Woman's Missionary Society of the' Hopewell Methodist church will meet at that place the tlrst Sunday In November at 11 o'clock. All; members urged to be present. The Dry Creek school. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Green teachers, will open the fall term the tirst Monday in November. Patrons are urged to begin children the very first day. o Mrs. Ernest Moore and daughter. Miss Maude Moore, . were called to Reaufort Tuesday on account of the illness of Miss Nannie Hill Moore who was visiting Mrs. Paul in that city. Miss Nannie Hill returned home with them today. Several ladies came from Chesterfield county one day this week and purchased their fall suits from one of our leading dry goods stores. They stated to the proprietor of the store that they had read his ad in The Lancaster News, and as a result. decided to come to Lancaster to buy. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE 1 IN THE NEWS. DEATH OF MRS. I). REESE WILLIAMS One of Lancaster's Most Popular ' and Helmed Women Passes After ' Long Illness. The death of Mrs. D. Reese Williams at the hospital of Dr. W. S. Pryor in Chester, Tuesday at noon, though not unexpected, was nevertheless quite a shock to the com- 1 munity. The day before there had been favorable reports of her change for the better, but they were blight- 1 *-u ?nt?ii iit-ws came or nor nopeiess condition, and later of her passing, 1 The remains were brought over 1 from Chester on the 8: SO train Wednesday, and the funeral took place, the same day at 4 o'clock at the I residence. A large concourse of 1 friends and relatives attended. Rev. 1 H. R. Murchison, her pastor, con- 1 ducted the impressive exercises, ! amid a profusion of beautiful floral tributes in many lovely and effective designs. 1 The honorary pall bearers were: 1 Messrs. Paul Moore, J. P. Allison, I?. ' C. Payseur, E. C. Secrest. J. J.j Blackmon, John P. Hunter. John ; Stevens and Col. Leroy Springs. The : active; Messrs. C. D. Jones, J. H. ' Witherspoon, J. H. Poag, W. it , Thomson. W. M. Dunlap. J. 11. . Carnes, J. ('.. Hughes and Dr. It. C. Brown. Mrs. Williams was a prominent member of the Presbyterian church loved church work and was untiring in her efforts to promote its best interests. She was an active member of the Civic League and Library Association, and was a social favorite. She graduated with honor from the Woman's College of Columbia, S. C. I I. I UI'VUIIIIII HI iiiisimiiu <111(1 run- | dron was marked anrl beautiful. She was the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Silas I*. Baiiey of Clinton, js. ('. Besides her parents and one brother, Silas P. Bailey, Sr., she haves a devoted husband and four children: 1). Reese, Jr.. Francis, Rose and little Silas P. Bailey, two months of age. Her deeply afflicted husband and family have the heartfelt sympathy of the community. Her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Silas P. Bailey, her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bailev and her aunt. Mrs. Shan, of Clinton, were attendants at her funeral. A C.\RI? OF THANKS. Many thanks to the friends who were so kind to us during the sickness and death of my daughter, Mrs. J. H. Hammond. . X Dear Minnie, thou wast mild .and lovely, Gentle as the summer breeze, Pleasant as the air of evening. When it floats among the trees. Peaceful he thy silent slumber. Peaceful in the grave so low; Thou no more wilt join our number Thou no more our songs shalt know Yet again we hope to meet thee, "When the (lay of life is tied; Th'-n in heaven with joy to greet thee. When no farewell tear Is shed. Father, give joy or grief, give ease or pain. Take life or friends away. Hut let me find them all again In that eternal day. Mrs. W. L. B. Z 1 ?? IWout I % $ | ? I AR, M $ / \ lUl >. Here's Our ^roint^r We hope to 0 = win your Drijfc Busin\ss by simply ^ = being on the job with \ne stock of ^ ? everything in a Modern hrug Store. -3J ^ Courteous Treatment, Attentive [cp 0 Clerks and tjuick Delivery. 0 *: > 4- @ = @ 4 I LANCASTER PHARMACY! 4 4 To IIK SEEN AT THE FA IK. eaters, and the army of monster hunters were soon busily engaged in The State of New Jersey lias re- patrolling the Jersey coast, and capM-ntly undertaken about the biggest tilling or killing every man eater in task ever attempted by any State. sj^},t When the bathing season opened' this year and the lovers of that kind I Several 8h?w...en Hoon 8aw the of sport began to gather at the dif- P"ssibilit>- ?f &pttin* BOnu> ^uick r ?. u 1 .i . money by getting one of these monferent beaches along the coast of y..,, . t . sters and putting them on exhibition. Ne\% Jersey, reports began to pour , . ,. . . .... The people of Lancaster will have out daily of bathers being attacked . ? ,? . , , , the opportunity of seeing one of the by giant eating sharks, and a larg<> ^ i in i i , largest captured in the recent raids, number were killed and devoured bv , . . ... as the Herbert Greater Shows will these wild animals of the sea. ti. o. . r v . ,. 'bring a twelve-foot monster to the The State of New Jersey immedi, ? i . . ... Lfair, and it is safe to predict that the ately appealed to President Wilson, r ... .. , , . . ,. .. .. .attraction will be well patronized on for assistance in eradicating the man I ? ,... account of the fact that a great eaters, but as Mr. Wilson was very . ... .. . number of people in this viQinitv busy with other matters he was com- ... ? ,. , , ? . .. . . ,v ... , . , have never had an opportunity of pelled to put the job ofl. until he had ,. .. a. . seeing a shark before. more time, so it was up to the State Df New Jersey to get busy and get rid of these terrors of the deep themNo. 666 A call was sent out for shark ..u.ik-id <11111 mr s;itunes miereu were This ia a prescription prepared especially sufficiently large to tempt most any ?or MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. one, and soon the supply exceeded &VM do,e" n. br?#l? "*' if takea then as a tonic the Fever will not Lhe demand. return. It acta on the liver better than There are several species of sharks, Calomel and does not gripe or aicken. 25c some are man eaters and some arc not, so the hunters started out with u? p, r* ? PI D * si instructions to get only the man V?0 DO L*IFSl LlSSS Minting. I NEW SHIPMENT I 19-INCH BOOTS FOB LADIES | IBeautiul Havana Brown 5)-incli Boot. A R $9.00 value, fur $6.00 R Beautiful 9-inch Havana Brown Boot, with R / fl rn -ka v ' - ? p ' uainpai^n i op, ijsi.uu value. Special... .$6.00 9-inch Patent Lace Boot, Pull Kid Toppings, with Patent Cuff. Pair .. $5.00 _A 9-inch Pull Kid Hoots wiU^jitT at Top. Pair $4.50 9-inch all (Jlazed Kid B</>t, ni<V weight, welted Sole. A Special ValiR* .. . . 1L $4.00 I New Low Heel Sport Shoe, wiqi Leather, Ivory and Medium Soles $3.50 and $4.00 Pull Line of E. P. Reed's and Brown's Dress tthncs, in Patent and Dull Leathers, 7, 8 and H 9-inch Tops, at $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 1 LET US FIT YOUR FEET R ROBINSON-CLOUD CO. 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