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Vol. XII.
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Furnitu
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S?CIAL
Bargains
Single barrel,blued ste*4,walnut
stock, breech-leading, 0-4.00 i
Double barrel, walnut Stock, re
oouncung TQ ftA
twist steel barrols, tPi/?UU
tSeiing Machines
5-d rawer, head,
ball bearing, h*??h arm,
(SlR.OO
Tlie new GOODIUCJT, 5-drawer,
drop head, ball fvearing
Mecbbie?p.lwpr? ^ a
leader at ^pZlljiUV/
^ Will be sold for thtf? flay only,
as follows : Any perniif* buying
and paying for good* of any!
kind, in either department of
^ our stores, to the amount of J
$5, can have the iitavAi C HA
improved (loodrich ntvp 1 li. 1/ v
We will only sell TWO machines
at this price. You never
have and never will, an long as
this old earth of ours pounds
roil or] the sun upon ic* cinder
path, have such ail opportunity.
SCALES,
weighing to 25- ibs **- !
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$o.oo;
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l^ttoy; $2.50 j
$7.00 j
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ty-SOak Rocker,
#(jijj $,'cc' 1
chars j
* Rocker,
DRUGS and MHDI
and Oils?in fact anyti
. above?COME SAT
AST E
LANCASTER, S.
jat Barg
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iacKey &
re Depa
"Saturday, No\
[ see if you ever heard o
Standard size, position dots on
ebony finger board, cherry,
$2.25 1
Better, $4.00
Best made, $10.00 (
7 brack ot.ts, nice finish, $1.25
i I
Banjo, 14 bracketts, real 0 0 OR I,
nice, ,
Banjo, 39 bracketts, fin- (PO A A
est in the land, tPO.Uvi.
> S# Violin
beautifully figured and (p f) AA I
sweet tone, ^ |
Open action .double bel- ~ ~
lows fnVllPfs ; 111 t I'I'WI ? L'L'
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In Our /icusehold Goods.
llp^Odk Ct-illdi' idOiS;
' * % 65 Cents
1HT tkv
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MLamp1
X 20c.
CI NHS of all kinds, \
ling you can call for, a
VURD AY
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C., WEDNESDAY, NCn
f, 8 th,
ain Day J
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cos. ;
rtment ;
r. 8--0ne Day Only
f such bargains before r
?, 7 and 8 inch, " 10c. p
S0T? _ Two BLaded 1
Pocket Knife,
m I
AT yy Hammer, | Hammer, 0
j0 c(s^ | - ctH> ^
i' -&*** RAZOR, 1
$l.()0. ?
i^ss Hatchets. 10c. t
Razor Straps, 1 (W
four sides, *
BARGAINS IN ?
jf^Wi GLftsswARE-i,
?3 Glasses, 25c. I *
Largo tiowered pitcher, 10c. J
Large Cutter Dish, lOc.U
Largo Molasses Pot, spring!1
lid, 10c. t
Cream Pitclior, Cutter Dish and i
Siip-ir Bowl, 25c, t]
tGood QRfC"
^ Lantern Zil/vb;
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ffl Rich
A Gold !!
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/? Mwrary
Lamp,
W $2.00 J;
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Ttefe&f"' Cooking
STOVES
t)f nil kinds and at tlin low^-G
prices ]>o-sil)Io for good goods. f
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Vindow Glass, Paintsh
nd at prices indicated r
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TERP
/EMBER 5, iqo2.
'eddy Haw Gone Home to Vote.
Brandy, Va., Nov. 3.?The
pecial train bearing President
loosevelt and party left here
i.t 9 :30 a. m , for Washington.
The party arrived at tho train
n carriages from tlie home of
lopresentative Rixey soon after
1 o'clock. On Hie station platorm
after liis arrival, the presilent
held an informal recepion.
Many of the residents of
brandy and vicinity took adrantage
of the opportunity to
unbrace and shake hands with
lim. The president met probibly
his only namesake in Virginia?Teddy
Roosevelt Fant.
Toddy is a baby about a year
>ld and crowed vigorously in
he arms of his proud mother
is the president chucked him
mder the chin.
Just before the special train
lulled out President Roosevelt
topped upon the rear platform
if his car and in response to the
landclapping from the crowd
hanked the people for their
;reeting.
At Remington, in response
o demands of a small concourse
if people, the president, speakng
from the rear platform of
lis car, said :
"1 want to say what a very
i;reat pleasure it has been to me
o bo here and see your beauti
ill country, and to be received
tverywhere with characteristic
Virginia hospitality. I had the
..-.^.1 r~_.
;wuu l?M ill IH! lO V1S11 TWO OI*
liree of your battlefields?the
irst and second battles of Ma
I
lassas and Cedar Mountain?|
md to bo shown over them by
nen who had worn the blue
md men who had worn the
jray. We are all alike now,
md we can glory alike in the J
alor of each side and tlx* do !
otion to duty as each sid" saw
is duty. (Applause.)
uri'K Skin 'I vonii!*',
lAUtur,
(arentrit i'mi ?
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>ny !i'o-jcI ?; Lit: <1 sen.-t .
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or homo Sample t roe 1
md prepaid by writing Wind!
<i?ini Company, Atlanta, lia. i
Describe trouble aid special ]
roe modieii! Advice Mho ^ent in '
Uhltd letter fl II H. ip peci- J
11?\ advised. for chronic, (l?.-ep i
eated pa boh of m j 'ir Mood am!
!-:in oMoaJto., and i-urte alter a 1 >
-loo fails.
M ay He llanged.
Magistrate MeMa-ter yesterlav
afternoon gave u preliini- j
lary hearing io Win tor Cantey.i
ho negro charged with the
nnrdor of Kliza Kershaw on the
light of Oct. 2.r?.
Most of the testimony heard
vas practically the same as that j
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StM<iard Oil f( \ My %? v>a*
Company ^ _ ?
givon at the coroner's imprest
or obtained by the newspapers.
Louisa Cantey, the wife of the
accused, testified, though she
\va3 a poor witness.
Mr. W. H. Dent testified that
Cantey and the murdered Amman
were the couple who ogrne
into his store on the night of the
murder.
Laura Jones, Tom Jones pmd
Winnie Kershaw, all relatives
of the murdered woman, testified
as to Cantey's coming to
the house and as to the character
of the clothes which he wore.
The garments were identified as
the clothes afterwards found at
his home covered with blood.
Louisa Cantey said that Winter
Cantev came home on tfi??
night of tlie crime probably botween
8 and U o'clock. She $lul
not know the exact time as ?ho
had no clock, lie asked her for
something to cat. She told him
he would hav*? to go to a store
with ht-s* to got it < hi the t^-ay
he told her ho had seen a man
with Eliza Kershaw and that he
had cut the man and the man
had run away
She did 11<.)t notice until Monday
mot in tig that his clothes
were bloody, but be changed
them on Saturday nig't while
;t a tiding oni^ioo iho hi?n?n in
tlie yard. lie bronchi in :ho
dotii s ..mi t. ;i lla'in < it,
I lie floor.
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Catarrh Cannot lie Cured
it tli orhi 'ipji . mi , a< H: -v "anrot
reach the ' at of the ?>.
tarrh in a blooi! or coiiftifniinnn! ?JisenBe,
and in order in euro it mn*i
t%V - internal roiiM i . Iln'l ' .uarrh
or iH taken ijt rovlly, hp ' ic's directly
on Mte h'noil and iniirom -nrfacf.i
11 t1 II'n ('ntHr.-li ('i:r> no* a
quack medicine. It was poweribed
by nun of the >) '- physicians n thin
country tor year*, and is n regt;!-\r
prescription. It is composed of the
best tonics known, combined v> i* h the
best blood puvitWr-, ading directly
on the mucous surfaces. Tie* perfect
combination of the two ingredients
ia what produces such wonderful results
in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials
free.
K.J (II KN KY it ( (> , Props.,
Toledo, f).
Sold by all druggists, price 7."?e.
Hall's Kamiiy 1 ills arc the be.?t?