The Lancaster News from Lancaster, South Carolina • 3

Local Matters APPOINTMENTS OF REV. WHITE. Unity, 1st and 8d Sabbath. (illIs reek, 2d and 4th (Sabbath, 11 a. m.

Pleasant Hill, 2d and 4th 8abbath, 4 p. m. the onlj Candy, A trial convince yon. At Mackorell's. brought cents yesterday.

Lola Heath, of Charlotte, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Jones. Mrs. Charlton Harris, of Rock Hill, is visiting Mrs. William Potts.

received 1 dozen solid gold rings today. Will give choice of the lot for $1.00. 11 u. Vv. nvjuvjti.

J. W. Poovey, of Longtown, is visiting her son, Dr. O. W.

Poovey. persons indebted to me are requested to call at once and settle. J. E. Rutledge, Dentist.

W. E. Pardue has moved into the cottage of Sheriff Hunter on Elm recently vacated by Mr. Ed Huggins. third stock of Guns came in last week.

The prices are lower than ever. I now offer a first-class, well made gun with locks for $9.00. B. C. HOUGH.

Allison are ad vorumiig some nig ciotmng bir- gains for December. Read their adv. and give them a call. Sale or Rent The cottage nil Cemetery Sii'eel U.ijuwii as the "Ewart cottage." Also the N. E.

Moore house and lot. T. S. Carter. infant child of Mr.

Wm. Blackmon, of the Antioch section, aged ahout 4 months, died last Wednesday night. Weldon, had one of his arms so badly cut in a shred- der at Mr. J. W.

Poovey's last Thursday that it had to be tated by Drs. Harrison and Poovey. stray speckled hound dog. Owner can get by paying for this adv. J.

R. Varnadore. A very fair collection was taken at the union Thanksgiving services held at the Presbyterian church last Thursday for the orphanages of the several denominations. mile North of Pleasant three, two or one horse farms. Apply at this office.

H. W. Sistare of Lindsay had a big family reunion Thanksgiving day. His children and grand-children all feasted on turkey with him that day. S.

W. Robertson has accepted a position with Mr. P.L. Funderburk in his store near the cotton mill and moved his family here from Tradesvillo Monday. Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs.

J. M. Riddle Friday afternoon at half past three o'clock. All members are urged to be present. More than 100 people attended the big hot supper at Mr.

Ed Craig's, a few miles north of town last Thursday night. The net proceeds amounted te about $50 which is the nucleus of a fund for enclosing Shiloh cemetery with an iron fence. ---The A. M. E.

conference is in session at Florence this Rev. J. N. Burks, who has been pastor of the A church here the past two years' is expected by bis congregation to be returned. J.

M. Pardue will begin a mooting at the CreDabaw school houso Saturday night before the second Sunday in this month. house of Melinda Hudson, accidentally caught afire from the chimney last Friday but the flames were extinguished be- 1 fore much damage was done. The damage was covered by insurance. Mrs.

L. B. Foster, Mrs. Ira B. Jones and Mrs.

C. D. Jones, of this place, are attending the U. D. C.

convention which is in session at Camdon this week. Mrs Foster in at Dr. A. A. Moore's, Mrs.

Ira B. Jones at the Work- man house and Mrs. C. D. Jones with Mrs.

J. M. Heath. A. H.

Duncan, L.R. Rollings, R. E. Rollings and J. T.

L. Stover of the Heath Springs section, each planted about a quarter of an acre of land in sugar cane this year. Their yield in molasses was as follows: Mr. Duncan, 100 gallons; L. R.

Rollings, 93 gallons; R. E. Rollings, 92 gallons; and J. T. L.

Stover, 90 gallons. The molasses is said to be equal to the best quality of New Orleans. 1 The following parties left here vaQfnrrlovr 1- vuvuisiaj lii CINO lUOii HUUiUO in the West: W. D. and Chalmers W.

Fleming and their families, Mrs. Julia Fleming and daughter, Miss Lotta, who go to Titus Texas W. V. Hough and W. A.

Small and their families, to Paul's Valley, Ind. Territory G. E. Sims, Durham Caston, Jackson, Fred and Charles Criminger, Miuor and John Cauthen, to Cordeli. Oklahoma Minor Blackmon and family, to Florida.

Operation for Appendicitis. Mrs. W. J. Williams, of this county, was operated upon at the hospital in Rock Hill last Saturday morning for The operation was a perfect success, and Mrs.

Williams is doing very well. Marriage of J. Uslier. M. 1T.I vuuouu n.

usiier, popular young merchant and farmer of Dwiglit, in this county, was happily married at Rock Hill at 10:30 a. last Wodnesday to Miss Annie Ogburn, daughter of the lato Baecom Ogburn. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Watson of Rock Hill.

The happy bride and groom came on to Lancaster on the midday train and went on to Dwigbt where a big reception was given them that afternoon. Many years of happiness and prosperity is the wish of The Ledger for this young couple. Other Marriages Married, bv Magistrate H. Mobley, at Heath Springs, on Sunday last, Mr. Dixon Robinson and Mrs.

Florence Robinson. by Magistrate Mobley, on the same day, Mr. Godfrey of. Waxhaw, N. and Miss Katie Therrell, daughter of Mr.

J. H. Therrell, of Hoath Springs, were married. Surprised Their Friends. A special from Fort Mill on last Friday says: Quite a surprise was given the town last eveninCT bV the IinftXneolfiri of Miss Alma Beatty of Kershaw, who for some weeks has been a visitor at the home of her sister, Mrs.

C. B. Magill at Grattan, and Mr. A. R.

McElhaney of this place, marriage being performed by the Rev. M. W. Gor? don at the Baptist parsonage. The bride is one of Kershaw's fairest and most popular young women, sweet in disposition and unassuming in manner.

Mr. McElhaney is a member of the McElhaney- Parks company of this place and is a young man of splendid business attainments. The M. fi Conference The 118th session of the South Carolina conference of the M. E.

Charch South will uie.et in Greenville, Wednesday, Dec. 9th, and continue through the following Sunday. i Homes have boen provided for the ministers and delegates from this county, by the local toe on entertainment, us follows: Rev. W. II.

HodgoswithJ. W. Lipscomb, 421 Hampton Avo. Rev. B.

4L Murphy with Mrs M. K. Mulliken, 235 John St. Rev. R.

E. Turnipseed with W. H. Cely, 1044 Pendleton St. Rev.

W. C. Winn with J. E. Speegle, 525 W.

Washington St. Rev. J. M. Lawson with J.

G. I Rhott St. I J. M. Kiddle with J.

B. Bruce, 405 Buncombe St. I J. VV. Hamel with Mrs.

C. H. Pack, 214 McCall St. D. F.

Sapp with J. B. Bruce, 405 Buncombe St. Presiding Elder Meadors with Wai. Goldsmith, 221 BrooduB Are.

To Be Given Away To the purchaser of each one dollar worth of goods from now until Lec. 25th a guess, the one nearest to the number of beans in jar will receive a $25 dinner set. of 100 pieces. Jar can be seen at store. J.

B. Mackorell. Fresh Lot of Ladies' Shoulder Braces, all sizes. carefully fil AT iUE CORNEE T. EUGENE F1 Sept.

30, 1903. WELL" PLEAS CUS1 The Hundreds and Thous store are doing more to advertise per advertisements combined. Th( fectly satisfied, even delighted w'tl them, and it is very natural that tb friends and recommend them to coi Our business has had a steady and i The public has been impressed with ing business and it is remarkable th trust and confidence in a business are endeavoring to nrove worthv careful that everything we sell shal to be as good as represented. Our Large Stock Not You will find he.e only what fast Goods Stocks are filled with the brighte important item that should not be overt to a great deal lower than you will find Attention, We are showing a great line Suits. Misses, Boys and Children's your while to inspect.

There are no hi quote and our prices are fully 50c to $1.0 $4 60 boys knee suits, special 1 4,00 44 44 44 3 00 8.50 44 44 44 2 76 3 00 44 260 2,60 41 44 44 44 1 99 The above suits are cut in Norfolk Hfola and iirt'usien rquare Sack. $2 00 boys knee suits, special $1.25 1 25 89c Guaranteed Shoes For Littie Folks. Kangaroo Cat, first quality at 90c to $1 00. Flint grain, first quality at 85c and 95 cent. Flint grain, smaller sizt at 65c Vici Kid, all solid, at 90c and $1,00 Vici Kid, small size at 60c, 65c and 75c E.

E. CI Death ol'Mrn Sims Mrs. Agues Sims, wife of Mr. E. J.

Sims of the Heath Springs section, died Monday, Nov. 23, 1903, ufter a pootraclod illness. She was about 05 years of age and leaves her husband and several children surviving her. Her remains were interred Tuesday at Fork Hill church of which she was a consistent member, after funeral services conducted by lior pastor, Kov. R.

Blackmon. A now schedule went into effect on the Southern Sunday. The four passenger traius are now due at Lancaster as No. 118, goiug south, at 7 :32 a. no.

No. 114, going south, at 10:38 a. No. 113, going north, at 2 :35 p. m.

No. 117, going north, at 7 :41 p. no. -Misses Julia Simpson and Mamie Gregory, of Lancaster, spent Sunday in the city, tho former with her parents and the latter with her sister at Winthrop Hill Journal. What It Moans.

We're tired of answering "Fewei Gallons; Wears means you don't have to paint your house so often, and you don't have to use so much paint. Costs less for the job, and you don't have to do the iob bo often, The new paint is not new at all. It's the biggest-selling paint in the United States, and the firm that makes it is 149 years old, Devoe Lead and gallons than mixed paints, wears twice as long as lead and Wiley's Candy. Best lino of Combs and Brushes. Trusses adjusted without extra CHARGES.

led at all hours at lowest prices. I DRUG STORE. UNDERBURK, DRUGGIST. "iXSBSB CST'JsyjF 3E6BBBBB i ED I UlVlHtto 1 amis of People who patronize our 1 our business than all the newspa- ay go away from our store pori the splendid values we have sold ey should speak about it to their me to us to supply their wants. rapid growth from the beginning, i our just and liberal way of doe way the people have put their i stablished so short a time.

We that confidence and are very II be of real merit and shall prove is Almost oerfect. lion dictated, our Millinery and Drees st and newest tilings out, and a very ooked: Our prices are from a little elsewhere, I Parents! if boys and and cbiidrens guaranteed guaranteed Shoes that will be worth etter boys suits in town than those we 0 Cheaper. llntlAfumaf Cnooioln TY VitI Ladies full size Vests fleeced linedthe pair 25c Ladies Vests very heayy, finished seams, each 25c Ladies Vests wool, pair 1.00 Childrens fleece lined vests 10c Childrens fleece lined Uuion Suits 20c Boys heavy fleece lined Shirts i and Drawers best made at the pair 45c i Mens good fleece lined under 11 Shirts, each 25c Mens wool fleece lined under shirts, each 50c 60c Dress Shirts at 39c $1 000 Dress Shirts at 75o 0 Mer Sura Ibita a AND 1 With a view of making Business, we offer, for the next stock of clothing, consisting of and mens' suits, also our beautit COST. Wo offer also a now lino of 1 Gonts Furnishings, at a bargain. Clothing prices aro good tor Como and eoo us while they 60Q us.

Wo aro hero for business. McCardell All Come and My Sh Hf Nfw VI ULiYV NOW ARBIVIN 1 take special pleasure in lotting my returned from the Northern markets wliei ARGAINS. These goods are now arri to have you call and inspect them, the FOLLOWING 01 50 Men's Suits $7.50. I am going 1 a quicii sue ior A lot of Childrei regular 1.25 suits A lot of Men's tint leather counters, yours for Ladies' Shoes, tin yuurs ior I have a large stock of Men's pants ilso carry a largo and selected lino of Me it tho very LOWEST PRICES. R.

ksa -a IT IS A PLEASt 1 TO You HI WELL, I HAVE IT IN THE 8 FRESH PRUNES, FIGS, HAl CITRONS, OATMEAL, SURE CREAMOF WHEAT, POSTUM GRAPE NUT, CAKE ALL KINDS. CELERY. Every week just from Kalamazo, ii you want in the Grocery I J. B.Mack vv x. lins! some changes in our a 30 days our entire youths, boys iul line of pants, AT )rj Goods, Shoes, Hats and only 30 days.

Bargain hunters come and ison Bros. Inspect ock 3oods, DAILY. custotnors know that I haye to I secured many GOOD ving Daily and I will be I call special attention to 1BGAINS ort.li to to run them $3.90. i's Clothing, for 90c. 3 Shoes, solid worth 81.25 95c.

kind, 5c. at the lowest prices. 1 n's and Ladies Undeiwear For Bargains, JllE 5 ET WHAT antEATING LINE. 2 CURRENTS, 8 DED WHOLE WHEAT, EREAL, (or IS andVCRACKERS op f. CELERY.

1 a fact, moat anything ffj Coino to sco mo, ORELLJ i 5.