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Notice Of Final Settlement and
Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
IN dersigned will make application to
d. A. Smith, Esq, Judge of Probate for
Oconee County, in the State of South
Carolina, on Saturday. 18th day of May,
1906, at IL o'clock in the forenoon,
or as soon thereafter as said applica ton
can be heard, for leave to make final
settlement of the estate of Annie
Shanklin, minor, and for a final dis
charge as Guardian of said estate.
+. III. SHANKLIN,
Guardian of Estate of Annie Shanklin,
minor.
April IL, 1906. 1910
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-04-18

IN TORS.-All persons indebted to the
estate of Archie NJ. Todd, deceased,
are hereby notified to make payment to
the undersigned, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
the same, duly attested, within the
time prescribed by law, or be barred.
j. w. TODD,
Qualified Administrators of the Estate of
Archie NJ. Todd, deceased.
April A., 1906 14-l7
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NEw ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDI-
IN TORS.-All persons indebted to the
estate of II. NJ. Pitts, deceased, are
hereby notified to make payment to
the undersigned, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
the same, duly attested, within the time
prescribed by law, or be barred.
JOEL PITTS,
Qualified Administrators of the Estate of
III. NJ. Pitts, deceased.
April is, 1907. 1910
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-04-18

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN AND DISCHARGE. = NorICE Is
hereby given that the undersigned will
make application to ID. A. Smith, Esq,
Judge OF Probate for Oconee county, in
the State of South Carolina, at mis- office
Walhalla Court House on Saturday,
10th day of May, 1906, at II O'Clock
in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as
said application can be heard, for leave
to make final settlement of the estate of
III. NJ. Pitts, deceased, and obtain final
discharge as the qualified Administra-
tor of said deceased.
JOEL PITTS,
Qualified Administrator of Personal
Estate of III NJ. Pitts, deceased.
April lS, 1905. 1910
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-15

NEW YORK. November 1.-THE cotton mar-
ket more active today and ruled generally
fran with the close very steady At a net ad-
vance u 1885 points. Sales for the day were
estimated az $4,000 bales
The market opened nrm al an advance %
t4i3 points on covering If shorts and
Spouse 70 ouliish cables from Liverpool. After
increasing the gain slightly there was a reac-
usn 81 about lo4 10 points under heavy reaiiz-
ing but there was good buying by Southern
people al the decline also support from spot
interests. and the market advanced again on
the reports u a very nrrr Southern spot sit
uafiOn unsettled weather In the Eastern belt
and smaller estimates Tor to-m0rroyg's receipts
at Houston. This second advance carried De
cembor and January up TO about tOO2Gl6og
the two months selling on practically even
terms. while March sold at 10. 10. There vac "a
renewal ~ realizing and bear pressure around
trcse figures. but after a reaction Of foflf2
points the market was again rallied by the
demand from spot people, and March closed a [
1ol4 with the general list only aus points
down from the best.
RECEIPTS at the ports to-day were 81 fOf bafes
against a. 80 last week and s. So last year
Tor the week 10000 bales against ~ sss iast
" eek and 791 919 last year To-day's re,eint- -
New Orleans 2l.iz5 bales against 1855 last
year. and A. Houston 1885 bales against 10 7sl
las year.
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NEW YORK. November l4-FLOUR-steaa y
and unchanged Rye Fiour--Firm BuckW ne Al
Fiour-Steacy az s. - -; spot and 70 arrive.
Buckwheat-cuiet. CoTnmeal-Ste2dy. Rye
Firm. Barley-Staady.
Wheat-Sp0t steady. No red. S0tc. eleva-
tor options partly &c. Net higher. May. sc. 4:
December. $40.
Corn-spot steady; 40. 2 65'4c. elevator. Op-
tons unchanged; January 5iiec.; May. 5oi4c. ;
December. 51Ac
Beef-Firm cut Afeats-Steady. Lard-Firrn-
er. western. prime. 81. 6sg9. 20. refined, steady
Forh-steady. TailGw- Rosln-FirEl. Turpen-
tine Firm az 7lM7ii5c.
Rice-Stezdy. Aolasses-Stsaty. Conee-spot
RIO. quiet No Invoice. 1asc-; nild, quiet
Futures unchanged TO points lower. Sugar
r. ~ quiet, fair refining 8 5-l6c.: centrifugal
- test. i3-l6c.. molasses sugar. 3 Lice re-
hned, quiet Butter-Firm and un hanged.
Cheese-F1rm and unchanged Eggs-F'rm and
unchanged. PetroleUm-Steady.
Peanuts and Frelghts-SteRdy and unchanged.
Potatoes-Irlsh. weak: Long siand. SIS 81. Is (;
81 Get potatoes nrnl and unchanged Cab
tages-Qu.et and unchanged. Cott0nseed O -
Quiet but firm. Prime crude T. O. b. mills &c. !;
prime summer yellow, 371zQ5sc. prime white
nominal. prime winter yellow. nominal
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EASIER TONE Of
MONEY MARKET
Response Is Prompt and Dealings
IA Certain Stocks Quite
Animated.
LOAN RATE FALLS RAPIDLY
Dropped From Twenty Per Cent.
Monday to Six Per Cent.
Yesterday.

NEW YORK. November 1l.-Tho stock
market made a prompt response to-us >
tD the easier tone or tho call money
market AZ an advance IN ALI depart
ments on dealings. which took. at times
ana ln certain stocks. a considerable de
gree of animation. The revived strene Ia
and activity was dist nguished 10y "a re-
neWal of many dormant rumOrs regard
i-e tu- properties or which tho stocks
l'c tie movement The variety and In
consistency OF some OK these suggested
That tney represented surrnises on the
part ~ floor operators 10 account FOR the
transactions in the stocks rather than iu
formed statements This LEFT the way
open fo wlde range Of coujecturer as
to the identity % the Interests which were
,lrral.. on rn.s large scale. Purely
speculative operations by stock rnarket
rnols we're suspected 10 some cases. while
500 Others brokers on the hoor OF the
stock exchange PROGRESSED 20 SEQ evidence
"f operations for tlc account OF some
30 the great capitalists or groups Of capi-
tsl-sts. the occasional campaigns by whom
gross We and effective leader
ship which rs followed with confidence by
many of tine smaller operators. These in-
Huences were due largely 20 the identity
of tho brokers employed TO execute some
nf The farVe orders go tho most promf-
nersr stocks and who arc credited with
acting frequently Tor tie so-called large
interests
The completion az the stock market
f,r-f.-.r-t london without trouble
and with less pressure ~ liquidation on
Sew York than was expected evidently
'tff Sore hrrr nrcpvrts uncovered. and
There Vas ronsidera bic BUYING for Lon
1H~ 7r."-r- Bore to-day. Sterling cr-
change az Paris fell back Prom yester-
da-s high point but eth ruled high
Morea on can loaned al maximum Of
per cent. compared with u per cent
Yesterday. and tho 81 per cent on Mon
daE. and the rate had fallen % per
cent and below at an hour when &C
fire onersti9n= in the money market were
stlu COINS 0n. Rates fors.mo loans were
nr~iy a.rfal0rd for fhe shorter Pc
iia-s. but money brokers reported adj
tonal flrds Offering for six months
loans for account - Western banks. and
resulting eas's~ tone. The market closed
arf-e-sa7 on1 hrlovart
Bonds were a~-n. Total sales. par value.
= va co. United states bonds were I'M
ser- 80 stocks for the day we're gil
en- shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE CIOSF-
Money on can fr~1 2Tq uer cent ruling
rate. 1-2. closing. offered AZ s. Tive
icarr "n~'e~ INV long periods. firm for
s 'e ~"~ cent. 20 days. s17 IL.
s'~ months. sue ID.
f-fr"a- PRICE mercantile rn~,e- eCff Is
per cent. sterling exchange s'eadv. with
actual business in bankers bills - SEssla
q sos FOR demand and AZ s. s029afs4 so25 cor
sixty dsv hins. posted rates. 24N In
y. Se l-2. commercial bills. 81 81 3-57S4 p IS.
ear silver = Sex. Mexican dollars. IS Is
government bonds. steady. railroad bonds
srm.
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Railroads.
r Richmond,
H. ICA, Frodericksburo (
Potomac q. q.

h. F. ca P. ss s:s:-5:e::sse:sS
Trains Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
80 4 a -La.ly-hyrd -. Ihroi<a.
49, 4 M.-Lalit Alan 81 Ihrourb
$50 a. A.-Week Days-Eioa Ashisnd A.
SO a N.-Dsly-B5rd St. Through. Loci
Week Lsys-Byrd So - rough.
wv = M--We-k Dlvr-iiyri b. Frcda-tcl<a
olrg tor. notation.
~ M-Dulf-.auin A. Through.
e'-' r M.-Week DaFs-Eiba Aae tld 40
So p M--Da ffv-P~~s 81 Tnrourh.
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures
o." a. week Days-El0a Ashland 40
g." N.-,W'eek Dsys-Byra ST Frederic<s
M-DaHy-Bvrd ST. through.
"'' - eek Days-sy 81 ThFousi
-D5ny-sain s.. ThrouEh-
o." $500 a-voek Days-Eioa- AshiaaA 40
S -raiiy-Byri st. Through.
'' -pailv-Byrd 81. Through. Loc9
~ p M-Darv-Nain St through.
o., p. 1'.1'rr 1iee' - or Parior Cars o.
49,. Grains ev-o-+ trains arriving kich-
mona mona ~ - ~. week days. and local acoo14
-,-- ar-'vniv and departures and cornec-
w. 1rfaor
-. a. " ~rvp " p TAvT.oR.
49, - Pres Gent snrt rraf Mt.
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LYNCHBURG TOBACCO NrARKET,

LynchbuTE Va. NOVEMBER = i9Tf
sales q loose tobacco on the lynchhurG
market for the two weeks ending November B.
1915. reported by John L. Osiesby. OF Lynch .
Warehouse:
sold week ending November 2nd. AZ 90
pounds. solo eek ending November t9h. -. 800
pounds decrease Tor week ending November
9th. i5S 30 pounds.
slld from September l. 1876 to November 9.
.e.6, Q. $500 pounds. sold from september J.
1919. 10 November g. 1876. 2i0l.i00 pounds, in
Ceraee FOR lS05 l05. 90 pounds.
The receipts the past week we're rather
higher than the week before. The quality Of
the tobacco offered largely Of the com
mon grade but little OF the bes- grade being
offered The condition rather better,
though there wac moGld on many lots. There
was considerable interest manifested b. the
buyer IN looking after their several lines.
Prices were rather higher on all grades. which
was fairly satisfactory to the planters except
prices on the better grades OF leaf.
Ihe Qlotatlons are az l9Iows.
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(Reported by Dfbren Rros.l
Danvilie. Va. November Il


The sales have been moderately large tni,
week and have lasted TIL about Z O'Clock each
day. The quality has been "a decided improve
ment over any weeks offerings out Of this
crop. showing more color and character. The
condition has also been very much better tnan
for the past month or six weeks Theer has
been more OF less damaged tobacco In the
breaks. but a much smaller proportion than
heretofore Prices show decided adva nee this
week all grades. The highest price on
wrappers we have sold this week wac coo.
but IL does not take very hne wrapper TO
bring &c. We have not heard OF any big
transactions IN round lots this week
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CATTLE NIARKETs.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sa - 10 Union stort Ts-f-

fSa - ~ Union STOW fF' i~
Richmond Va. November a 49,.
he I've stock rep9tr Tor week ending Noyelr-
ber l-th follows
Best Steers. sa5ssc medium % god. sis0
tac-- best heifers. 8d4tc.. medium 3 gooG.
- &c; bes- csws. sg3i1c.. old. poor COWS
EzG-c.; bulls, l1zQ3c.. veale sp1c., sheep. "A
&c, lanbe. 5is07isc good hogs. ssoGe 7i-.. .
PIGS. Sc AQs5s r0ughs. 4Q5c.
CHICAGO November Is-CATTLF--f2ecei pts.
about = 90 head Market; Best steady others
weak 20 ip- lower Common TO prime steers,
Sf17 -, cows 8 ga rs. helfers. s. s0a5 ~;
bulls. 8 4}g5 co. calves S30s.D o. stoCkers end
feeders. 3 -tgi 90 HoEs-Recei pts about 81. b.
90 head. Market steady. Choice 20 prime.
heavy g 01ds a. medium q good heaty
= iirs u. butchers weighte s.. s5Ie.S-. GOOD
- choice. mixed. - $50 .. pigs 5 s0lS j..
sheep lecciruts about p 90 head NJ rket
steady 20 strong. Sheep. s.. = a 80. year.fngs,
8 3 10 90. lambs S to1l. 3.
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Financial.

Accounts with Individuals, Firms
and Corporations, and handle
your banking business in a con-
servative and progressive manner.
The American National Bank, of
Richmond, is conducted aDd de-
veloped by the wise, experienced
and careful direction Of men Of
sound judgment in banking al
fairs. It is depository of abso-
lutte security for your money.
Open an account with us TODAY.
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TOBACCO MARKETS..

Richmond. Va. November H. 1916.
Tobacco-Dark Fired observation-disclosures
e1 very quiet. very little doing: receipts very
light Dark Fired (Newl-The receipts con-
light that are unable 20
establish quotations. BriEhts-Receipts con
unue light and market quiet, hut nrm. at IN
changed prices. sun Cured Receipts light and
market active Nearly al az the offerings
up 70 this date have been In bad condition.
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In the Choir

. The soprano gave the choiruaster "A canary
...l p o-ft--lay gin remarked tie contral,o.
ami he's named it after her,
quite appropriate, ehr' replied the tenor
Yes. understand the bird can't sing a
Attle bit'-Ihe Catholic Standard and Times
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steady. No. spring wheat, nose No. 3.
4f.4c: Ne. ? yellow. 4eN G47c. No oats.
stAS,; No white, S5Is@96ize.: No white.
mating A9tlc No. naxseed 81 10; No
J, rtn"estern. N.l9; prime timothy seed s. TO-
lover. contract grade, $i3 IS Short RIBS sides
iioose), $3.50; mess pork. per barrel 1870;
ara. per le pounds. ss.42: short clear sides
tnoAedl. tSSIu %. Butter-Market was steady.
ereaIneries. l9e2l5c.; dairies. 1871 d2sc 'Egrs-
rim AZ mark cases Included 32d2So nIsts,
STEADY at 12,z1i35kc.
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Chicago Gain Market

CHICAGO. November H.-To-day a. yeseer-
day. the dominating feature ia the local mar
ket was the continued small receipts IN the
for December delivery was up nc. Corn was
&c. higher. Oats were a shade lower Pro-
visions showed a gain OF 12812c. to i5nSc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-15
Chesaoeake O. Ohio Railway

Cincinnati, indianapolis. St Louis. chiea-
90. Louisville Nashville Nenohfa
2lo NJ ana HOO + " daily
Westbound Local TraIns:
80 = " daily and SIS p NJ week savs
newport News. Norfolk and Old Point.
49, 200 - and 800 p " daily.
Local fer Newport News and Old poI1s-
7-25 A " and 8 90 p n daily
James River Line:
10 70 A NJ daily: $50 p 81 week days
Arrive Main Tine from W~st: 80 A NJ
- y - e NJ rs P NJ From
East' 1908 NJ sff.t5 VI s-.O0 n
800 p. NJ James River. sss.so A NJ sS.2
~ f"Danv 'sTx SrndayD
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VIM N5I0N. \. G. November 1A-sPIR-
- = q tsi-E-N y Hs-Nothing 90 rlE, receipts n
casks Rosin-NVrhing doing: receipts So har-
reis Iar-Firm at 2.0; receipts. % barrels
rude Iurpetune-F.Tm az Ss-55Uf5o. receipts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-15

Saturday November 18th. the Cnesa-
peake and Ohio Railway will sell round
trip excursion tickets from Richmond. Va.
TO New York CITY. with return limit ~
November 27th. at $i2 00 including meals
and stateroom accommodations on steam
er both ways.
Parlor car to Newport News. C. & o.
steamer Virginia Will land passengers
at Old Dominion pier. Norfolk, obviating
transfer in that city
New York 800 p. VI. the next day. The
most delightful excursion OF the season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND NOV. a. 1915
ARRIVED
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Ncrr0ik rne-chrn-
disc and passengers Old Dominion Line
SAT- rn
steamer Bcrko ey. shelly. NorfoIk --erchan-
disc ans passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer PocahoutaE. Graves James 2iver
landings and Norfolk merchandisa and psgsan.
gers virginia Navigation Company
barge Greenwood Fairbrouthor. James River.
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Southern Railway.

e. TRAINS LEAVE pf.-r,f0ND.
- ~ ing schedule figures published
o-- oo as informal ION. ana are not guarsRteed.
g, ~ = M-Daily-Loral for charlotte.
'e-~v VI Daifv--f United Puffef Pullman -
ALanta ard Riruiiugharr View Orleans.
Me-nn1is -Ch7-fa 000ga and Ell re South
.-2n-~ c0ec' @-r C'7-s CITY. Oxford
-. AlNrnarT 7rF och
- X Ky. euElay- lseysvflis Local.
'7flv-lf -7i+e pullman ready 80
p NJ. ~ ai the South.
Nfn9K prT-P y NE.
'-S' W-Except Sundey-no. 1e-Banimora
2i6 M.-Evcept sunday-No io-Locai to
West Point
f''' =, M-Excsp. suniay-No. 7t-LoeaI -
s5s y go p. m-F-orn al the s-vya.
go -F-7-n Charlotte Ps1ei~h Durham
60, ne.e Cltv ana vocal stations
go - FROM Eev~vfffe and Vocal cta-sons.
s"' No 1B-Frorl Baltimore ard West
o'6 " No. =: s:15 NJ W TS-Troa
" wTs-1I--ev = A.
r. ? eprV~r-r u r,pDwTr-vr
Ger Wp~ psas --af WTr !.
W -svr ~ r p A:
Vaccination. n q
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NnsCELLANEous MARKET.

PFANrvT MARKET
CReported by Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. 14-PEA NUTS
Spanish tNew)-Firm and sctve 81 90 per
bushsi. Vfrginlas (NeW)-firm at 20 04c. FOR
fancy stock; machine picked. 9d3c. black
stock. 2a2&c.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. Nov. is.-The dry goods trade
was fairly active for the day. Shipment for
the week are large. owing to the anticipated
early closing OF The water ways north There
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NEW ORLEANS November is-CoTTOS-
-,pt cotton closed steady, -sc. higher !cr loo.
ord nary and ordinary. and higher f1r tre
.-4er grades mii1 .ng 100 ga e on ~ or
wre 3 ~ bales snd 400 20 arrive. Futures
opened steady Tlf5 points higher on better
lave rIaDol cables cold weather and snow IN ne
cotton belt and good spot demand. The market
advanced further on bull support bat closed
barely steady. LGE points above years tral
nslrcs Futures clssd 80 follows January.
Do o.. February. il.-t. March. 1' 81. April .N-s.
May. 20 81. June a. q July. ie.4, November,
% o.. December ~ -.
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PORT or WEST POINT. Nov. a. iaes.
ARRIVED
Steamship Baltimore. Short, Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore snort. baltimore mas
sengers and general cargo
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q better outlook Tor silk piece goods ror
spring Jothcrs are selling large quantities of
lzces ana white goods Tor spring.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKEr
COTTON MARKETS..

BALTIMORE. ND. November 14-Seaboar
AT Line common ana fredericksburg d.
tuE
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pFTERsBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

Petersburg Va, November a. 1875.
Owing 10 the harsh weather for handling
receipts llghs the past week Market and prices
unchanged since last report.
The quotations are follows
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NATIONAL HORSE SHOW, NEW YORK.
N. y, NOVEMBER 70 TO p, 1906.
VIA c. & Q. AND OLD DOMINION
STEAMSHIP LINE.
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THE NEWPORT NEWS AND OLD
POINT RAILWAY AND ELEc-
TRIO COMPANY.
Newport News va November s. 1916
Notice - hereby giycu that there has neen
deposited with the Mary land Trust Company
Trustee. Baltimore. the sum OF $50 200 Tor me
purpose OF investing the same IN the General
Mortgage Bonds Of this company. under The
terms Of SAID Mortgage dated February Isl 1871
NEWPORT NEWS AND OLD POINT RAIL
WAY AND ELECTRIC co.
BY W. j. PAYNE. President
Referring to the above notice. this Company
viii receive offers OF the General Mortgage
Bonds OF the Newport News and Old Point
Railway and Electric Company. for the invest
ment OF the sum named, under the terms OF
said Mortgage. All offers must be IN hand Of
the undersigned not later than u O. clock NJ
on the nth DAY OF NOVEMBER 1906 ana
the right be reserved TO reject any or all Of
feiss or any part thereof
MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
Baltimore Nd
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RICHMOND STOCK siARKET.


Riehmout Va November a. 1876
SALES Al BOARD.
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MAY ..............losi 1879 Ion o.
~ -------------.---------tn.l ~, 80 70

spot co.ton closed steady. o. points advance.
m.dlilng upands 1910. mlldang sllf 1885,
salc-. % bales.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-13
NEW FALL SILKS.

36-inch Taffetas, comes in navv.
red, grey, green, gun metal, and
are worth LIS on any market,
our special price is only. . 9Oc'
36-inch Black Taffeta, splen-
did Wearer and worth 1.25, our
special price the yd. only. .9Oc.
36-inch Peau de Sole, a very
heavy, weight and worth It's,
special sale price. .139.
36-inch Peau de Sole, a great
seller for this season, at '98c.
Beautiful line of Plad Silks
IN seasons best colors at so and
75c per yd. They are beauties.
DRESS GOODS SPECIALS.
36-inch rainproof wool Dress
Goods, comes in neat gray check
and plalds, special price for this
sale only. .25c,
39-inch all wool suitings in
the latest styles for fall, special
price the yard. SOC
SO inch fancy Briliantine.
bought in a job and never sold
for less than SOC, special sale
price only. .35c,
54,in all wool Broadcleths, the
regular LOO grade, only .75c.
54.ln all wool Broadcloths, the
regular l:25 grade, has a beau
tltul finish, sale price. :. 100.
SHOE VALUES.
Never before have we been
so we'll prepared to give values
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-13

are proud of it. We have ham
died this line several seasons
and find that it gives satisfac-
tion. We guarantee every pair
OF these shoes to be solid and
worth the money.
NEW CLOTHING.
Never before have we shown
as nice a line of clothing as we
are showing this fall. Our
clothes are made to fit and our
prices are guaranteed to be
cheaper than you can buy same
goods elsewhere.
25 black all wool Thibet suits.
in single and double breast. the
kind that sells for 1880, our
special price. .......... 1000.
90 suits assorted patterns in
seasons best colors, wear guar
anteed or your money back, ne
yer sold on any market for less
than 1900, our price. .7.5O.
Is Worsted suits, assorted
styles, in good rich colors, never
sells for less than 1000, our
special price only. 1850.
Splendid line of boys and
youths suits at prices that will
mean money saved for you. The
prices range from 95c to 500 in
boys, and $50 to $40 in youths.
MILLINERY.
We are showin5 a nice line
of Ladies' and Misses Hats and
we always save you money on
these goods.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-13
Executors Sale.

| will sell at public auction, on Mon
day, the 9th day of November, 1906. at
Lancaster. ). c., at IL O'Clock NJ, tract
OF land in Lancaster county, South
Carolina, containing about 653 acres,
known as Tract of the estate lands
or julius Mills. bounded north and
west by Catswbs and Watefee rivers
as per plat OF w. r Duren, D.S.; be-
ing tract conveyed by ID A. williams.
clerk OF court, to Annie r. Robinson
by deed dated the second day of De
cember. 1899, and recorded in Deed
Book G, pages 3 and T.
Terms cash, or one-third cash and
the balance payable in two equal sue
cesSive annual instalments, with in
terest from date of sale, secured by
bond OF the purchaser and mortgage
OF the premises. Purchaser to pay for
deed SO 90, and all taxes payable on
and after January let, 1907.
All rents due for this year (l9O6)
are retained by the executor.
A. NJ. LEE, Executor,
Estate OF Annie K. Robinson, Decd.