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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-09
LYNCH EASY
FOR belmont

This gentlemanly act aroused much ap-
plausc. belmont continued his rushing
tactics. but Lynch's clever blocking and
ducking prevented the Medford boy from
scoring. Deimonts round.
Sixth rcund-Lynch swung his left for
the face and missed. but cleverly evaded
a hot left-hand return for the jaw Del
mont followed him up and put a left to
the face. belmont sent his right TO the
body and left to the face. The round was
even.
Seventh round--Delmont rushed. but
Lynch got away. belmont sent light right
and LEFT jabs to the face after missing a
left swing. Very little fighting was done
In the round
Efgftn roGnd-L Lynch drew first blood,
cutting Delmonts cheek with a straight
left. belmont puts right and left to the
Jaw. ynch missed jab in trying for
the face. aid ducking a right swing. Del
mont drove two hard lefts 20 the jaw and
cut Lynch's eye badly with left jab.
Dclmonts round by a shade
Ninth round-they rushed TO clinch,
both being anxious to get busy. belmont
touched up Johnny's bad eye with his
left. They clnched and belmont played
for the kidneys. Lynch sent left to the
body and belmont countered with hard
right to tht face. Lynch missed right
swing and ducked a left jab belmont
scored right and left to tho jaw. Del
mont's round decisively.
Tenth round--They clinched again and
belmont planted a left and right to the
bad eye. Lynch was getting nervous.
while belmont was boxing easily Del
mont all the way.
Eleventh Round-The men spared cau-
tionsly at the start of. belmont led his
left and Lynch clinched. Lynch blocked
a right swing and landed left on the
Jaw They olinched and belmont slipped
three right uppercuts through Joining
guard belmont followed this with a
hard right 10 the cheek. Lynch landed
light left on the ribs and another on
the face. belmont placed stiff left Jab
or the face and followed this with a
hard right TO the Jaw. Delmonts round.
Twelfth round-Delmont landed left 10
the face Lynch missed a swing for the
Jaw and Deimont countertd with right
! 60 the jaw. belmont got both right and
left TO the face. He had Lynch meas
ured and landed almost at will. Del
| monts round.
Thirteenth Round-Delmont pushed for
I Lynch, but Johnny evaded him. belmont
scored right on the jaw and followed
this with three lefts A sharp exchange.
of which Lynch had the better. followed.
| belmont staggered Lynch with hard
left jab which cut Lynchs Up. Lynch
was almost all In when the bell rang.
belmont, easy.
Fourteenth Round-Lynch was eager ia
score Knockout and ducked into red
hot uppercut, which took the heart out
OF him. He continued to clinch through
out the round and belmont rained tor
rent of left and right punches OF all
kinds upon his face and body. The bel
/ saved him.
Fifteenth Round-Delmont was anx-
ious to finish his man and opened up with
a left 20 the jaw and right to body
Lynch weakened and rushed TO clinch,
with belmont swinging right and left 70
the face in rapid-fire fashion. The bel
rang with Lynch struggling desperately
10 finish II out. although very weak.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-09

Before crowd of GOO people that
crowded the Standard A. c. In Lymans-
Vile last evening, Johnny Lynch OF Cam
bridge battled desperately and gamely
for Is rounds staving of a certain knock
out time and again by his clever footwork
and blocking, managing 10 stay the limit,
although a beaten man in his go with AL
belmont OF Medford
After belmont has his man sized up in
the enghth round. the result was never in
doubt, and the crowd looked for knock
out but the gong saved the Cambridge
boy i'm the 18th. 1ith and 18th rounds.
Lynch was very wild at times swinging
wildly in his anxiety to beat his opponent.
and on one occasion he nearly ltnppled
over In an attempt to land an uppercut
on the other hand belmont was cool. and
calculating. showing admirable Judgment
and accuracy in measuring punches ana
forming matters from the tap OF the
gong.
In the preliminares last night, no little
sport was provided. when Kid Albee OF
North End and Young Harlon got to-
gether for the curtain raiser Both boys
were crude at the game. and In measur-
ing distances were entirely at sea- In the
third round Harlon made a squirt and
floored Albee and after that Albee told
his seconds he was sick whereupon the
bout was stopped and Harlon declared
the winner.
The semi-flnal between Young Joe Grim
OF Federal hill and George Jansen created
little excitement, being rather tame and
uninteresting. Grim had an advantage at
first but Jansen overcame this toward
the end and earned a draw.
An account OF the main bout by rounds
follows:
tie with three light lefts To breast. They
clinched and belmont tapped Lynch on
the face. belmont followed Lynch closely
but the latter cleverly evaded him. The
points. what they were. were even.
Second round-The men exchanged lefts
to body. but the blows lacked steam. Del
mont continued to carry the fight TO the
Cambridge lad, but the latter broke
ground at every rush. The round was
even.
Third round-Lynch ducked into left
tab, but returned right 10 the body
belmont sent three light lefts TO the
face and Lynch countered, Lynch fauded
a right swing on the cheek, and they
clinched. belmont got two right upper
cuts through I.ynch's guard. They broke
and exchanged lefts TO face. belmont
feinted and scored left jab to jaw The
round was even.
Fourth round-Delmont sent left to the
face and Lynch countered with right tC
the body. belmont landed n good left or
body and Lynch swung a left TO the ear
following it with a left TO the jaw. Del.
mont tapped Lynch on the chest with Q
left, but missed the right with which hs
followed, belmont locked Lynch's right
hand under his arm and swung three
wicked lefts for the jaw. but Lynch took
them on his left glove. The round was
even.
Fifth round-Lynch tried left for body
and missed. belmont shot a left jab Il
the jaw and then rushed Lynch almost
thr ,ush the ropes. but pulled him back
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-09
CAH|LL MAKES
N[N RECORD


Cahirs rolling was the feature of the
City League tournament last evening, his
three-string total OF 343, including singles
OF l22. S3 and 139 being the best rolled In
the league 10 date. His fine work brought
victory TO his team. the totals standing
1881 for. the Bullocks to 1913 for the I'M
perials. Mckenzie was second high man
OF the evening, rolling up 329 for the
Weybossets.
The results of the evenings play show
ed Infantry Hall. Imperial, Weybosset
and O'Gormans as winners.
In O'Gormans' special tournament the
r. l.. Rose married men defeated the r.
l.. Rose single men by three games to
two.
In the Music Hall three-man tourna-
ment last night Clinton, Nolan and Mon
ahan set a hot pace for the rollers. pill
ing up three-string total OF l042. includ-
ing a finely put together total OF 399 by
Monahan, the strings counting 163, ia and
I22 In the first string the trio set the
mark at 400. The summary of last even
ings bowling follows:
CITY LEAGUE TOURNAMENT.
INFANTRY HALL.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-09
EASTERN WOMEN
WIN AONORS

Chicago. Oct. 9.-Eastern women again
carried off the honors in the first match
round for the national women's cham
pionship here yesterday. 10 surviving the
1s-hole tests, as against six Westerners.
National Champion Miss Harriet +. Cur
It's of Boston defeated Western Champion
Miss Lillian French of Windsor, winning
by UP. Miss French held the lead up to
the fourth hole, but relinquished at this
point, Miss Curtis leading by i UP at the
turn. Today Miss Curtis will oppose Miss
Margaret Martin of the Chicago Golf
club
Yesterdays matches resulted as follows:
Miss Margaret Curtis OF Essex defeated
Mrs. Deering by a score OF up, to play.
Mrs. Steere. Homewood. defeated Miss
wetpore. Newport, 2 up. to play.
Miss Adams, woolaston. defeated Miss
Allen oakley, 3 up, to play.
Miss Young, Calumet, defeated Mrs.
Brafette. La Grange, 8 up, to play.
Miss Phelps, Brae-Burn, defeated Miss
Ayres. Merton, 2 up.
Miss Mackey. Oakley, defeated Mrs.
Fox, Huntington Valley, up and 1 to
play.
Miss Painter. Calumet, defeated Mrs.
Manchester. Skokie. up.
Miss Phipps. Springfield, defeated Miss
Harvey. Hamilton. 3 up and to play.
Miss Hulseton. Allegheny, defeated Miss
Llewellyn. Ia Grange. up. 10 holes.
Miss Wells, Brookline. defeated Miss
Griscom, Merton Cricket, up and to
play.
Miss Ainslie, Westward Ho, defeated
Mrs Do Wolf. Onwentsia, UP and to
play.
Mrs. Barlow, Merton Cricket, defeated
Miss Phepoe, Hamilton, up and TO
play.
French. Windsor up.
Miss Martin, Chicago. defeated Miss
Semple, st. Louis. up and to play.
Miss Helmer, Midlothian, defeated Miss
Perkins, Los Angeles. up and to play.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-09
sBatted for overall In ninth.
Anna.nI In.. rrit1l. %. In ninfh

fBatted Tor Tinker In ninth.
Todays game WILL result in the transfer
of the Thursday game from Detroit to
Chicago. The teams will appear I'm De
troit on Friday and Saturday, and come
back here for the sunday game. The re-
CENTS of TIE game yesterday totalled
S2ql So divided as follows: To the play
ers S15.747.75; To owners S10.49S; 10 the
National commission, S29i675.
ST. LOUIS AMERICANS, 1: NATION
AIS. o.
ST. Louis, oct. S--The st. Louis Am
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-09
CHICAGoA AscoREs FIRST.

Chicago scored the first run OF the con-
test in the next inning. Chance drew a
base on balls. Steinfeldt sacrificed pret-
tily and King came forward with short
fly to left field. which Jones could not
reach. Chance had turned third as the
ball struck the ground and tore for home.
He had 10 slide 10 beat the throw. but
accomplished the trick, and then Schmidt
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-09
POLICE ASKED TO FIND
RUNAWAY BOSTON GIRL

The police have been asked 20 locate
Florence McGeorge, aged is. who disap-
peared from her home at l3 Myrtle
troupe.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-09
SIGNED
FOR NEXT YEAR

Manager Duffy completed negotiations
yesteray for the purchase OF Peter
son. and the player IL now the property
OF the Providence club. PetersQn has
been doing most OF the catching<Tor the
Boston Americans since the close Of the
Eastern league season.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-09

erican league team turned the tables on
the National I'm the second game OF the
series yesterday and won pitchers bat
tie / TO o.
The score:
Innings 80. .....1 2 "a 7S9
Americans go. 80 0 0 o o 0 0 IL
Nationals ..... 20 0 o o 0 o 90
Hits-Americans 5; Nationals, 4. Errors
Americans. Nationals. 3. Batteries
Powell ana Spencer; Karger and Mar
shall.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-09
COBB GETS GOLD MEDAL.

The game was scheduled TO start at
o:3O o'clock. but nearly 10 minutes was
consumed while Cobp, Detroits right
fielder. was presented with huge gold
medal set with diamonds. as reward
for leading the American league in bat
ting in the season Just closed. A long
conference between Managers Chance and
Jennings and Umpires O'Day and Sheri-
dan also delayed the start.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-09
BOSTON GAME POSTPONED

Boston. Oct. 9.-The game between the
Boston Americans and the Boston Ma
tionals. which should have been played
here yesterday was postponed on account
of wet grounds.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-09

Totals .. .. 1872 4l5 4S AL H1-aSi
MUSIC HALL THREE-MAN TOUR
NEY.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-09

KunS-IHanCe z. oIeIIlItIuI--o. JOIes'
Schaefer, Crawford-3. Hits-On overall,
In innings. Sacrifice hits-O Leary
Steinfeldt. Evers. Stolen bases-Slagle 2.
ScehKard. Chance, Steinfeldt, Evers
Howard. Jones 3 Schaefer. Rossman
Double plays--EVerC to Tinker; Schaefer
TO Rcssman. Left on bases-Chicago 8;
Detroit s. Bases on balls-Off Overall p
off Donovan 3. First base. on error-De-
troit L., Hi. by pitcher-By Donovan 2
Stelnfeldt. Sheckard. Struck out-By
Donovan 10: by overall s.; by Reulbach .
Passed bsll--Schmidt Time-2h. Bonn.
Umpires-O'Day and Sullivan.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06
Money in the Mt,,6.

Mr.. M. V. Presley, of the
Heath SPRINGS section, IS pre-.
pairing 10 catch minks. While
IN town Monday he bought ali
the traps tina the could fird on the
market. He wants the ANIMALS
for heir hides. which are quite
valuable. Mr.. Presley success
iully Experimental With the mink
business last year. He made
TWO shipments Of the hides 10
81. Louis, receiving from $3.50
10 So each for them.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06
n Coming Marriage.

Cards are out announcing tie
approaching marriage of the r. v.
j. L. Marion, of Sumter, brother
Of Mrs. r. B.. Allison, OF Lancas.
ter, and Miss Lillian F. Irby.
daughter of DR.. aud Mrs. VIM.
y. Irby, of Laurens The cere-
mony will be performed Wednes
day, the 20lh instant, in the
First Baptist church of Laurens,
at 8 o'clock, D. m. The prospec-
tive bride, who is most, ,cultur-
ed and attractive young lady, has
many friends and admirers in
Lancaster, where she has visited
her friend Miss Mamie Irene
McCardell.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams,
OF New York, are on a visit to
Lancaster. stopping at the Hotel
Royal.
Mrs. o. K. Williams and Ii,
lie son, o. X, Jr. , are the guests
OF relatives in Lancaster Rock
Hill Record.
Miss Ola King, Of Tabernacle,
and Miss Dora Walters, Of Trades.
vile, are visiting relatives here,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Walters.
Mrs. w. A. Blakeney, OF Ian
caster, stopped over in Kershaw
several days last week with re-
latives on her return from the
Fair.-Kershaw Era.
Mrs. e d. Robinson and
daughter, Miss Pearl, of the An.
tioch section, have returned from
an extended visit to relatives at
Riverside.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06
Fitfsder6urk--Garttner err

Mr.. Amos Funderburk, son oil
Mr.. ID. A. Funderburk, of Dwight.
and Miss Dora Gardner, the
charming daughter of Mr.. M. @.
Gardner. of Fiat Creek, were
m 'rried last Thursday. at the
home of the BRIDES parents. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rav. [ A. Dabney, OF Lancas-
ter.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06
E60h Schoot Uius 800 Prise
Uorh of the School I,nDrove-
meHt dissertation.

''S ~N"oOttOtCOH.
AT its meeting in Columbia
last Friday and Saturday the exc.
cutlve committee of the State
ochool Improvement Association
awarded the fifteen prizes. five
OF 500 each and ten of $50 esch.
offered by 1t to the schools which
made the greatest material i'm
provements during the year
The following is list of the
schools winning the prizes. 1t
will be seen that one school in
this county-Elgin-gets a prize
of $l0O:
Horry County-Spring Branch
school, 800.
Lancaster County-Elgin
school, 500.
Laurens County-Green Pond
school, 500.
Orangeburg County-Jami.
son school, 800.
Williamsburg County, ohm
sonville school, 500.
Horny County-Athens school.
$50.
Marion County-.B Britton's
Neck, $50.
Georgetown County-Union
graded school, $50.
Spartanburg County-Cross
Anchor, $50.
Hampton County-Luray school,
$50
Sumter County-General Sum-
ter Memorial academy, $50.
Laurens County-Trinity Ridge
school, $50.
Greenwood County-Phoenix
school, $50.
Marlboro County-Salem
Florence County-Lyndhurst
school, $50.
Sixty schools throughout the
State entered into the competi
lion. The Columbia State SAYS
that under the head of material
improvements are included 90
cal taxation, consolidation, new
buildings, Libraries, interior dec
oration, Identifying yards and
better general equipment"
The cash for the prizes is fur
nished by the Peabody board OF
trustees. An effort will be made
to Offer more and larger prizes
for the coming year.
The School Improvemet Asso-
citation is doing a much needed
work in South Carolina. and il
should be encouraged in It's
praiseworthy iabors by every
friend OF the cause of education.
D
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06

The Rev. II. j. Blackmon, who
with his family left here last
Wednesday for Louisville, KY.
writes us that he arrived in that
city safely Thursday at go p.
m.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06
HuLl-JOhnsOn.

Mr.. John r. Hull and Miss
Ida Bell Johnson, both of the
cotton mills community, were
married last Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock, at the Grace Methodist
church parsonage, by the Rev.
@. p. Garter.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06
LOCAL DOTS
Cotton, 108 cts seed, 22t cts.

Cotton, 10s cts; seed, 22A cts.
The hunting season opens
on the 18th instant.
The Rev. DR. Rice will preach
at Beaver Greek church next
: Sunday morning, Nov. 10th, at
IL o'clock.
The Carmel School opened
Monday morning. Miss Fannie
Cochran, OF Edgefield, is the
teacher.
The Daughters of the Con-
federacy will meet Thursday af
ternoon at the residence of Mrs.
4. Q. Hicks, at 4 O'Clock.
There will be service in the
Episcopal church next Sunday
morning at IL O'clock conducted
by the Rev. R M. Marshall
The Jones X Roads school
will open next Monday. Ii,
Will be ia ught by Miss Nellie
Grant, of Abbeville county.
As will be seen by notice
elsewhere, the Clerk of the Court
will sell valuable plantation
public anction the first Monday
In next month.
The William Hughes Co,
and Merchants b. G. Hough and
Geo. f. Ferguson have new an
nouncements III today's paper, to
which your attention is inyit-
ed.
-Capt.T. @. Hicks's handsome
shepherds dog, Jack" is no
more, having been poisoned by
some one. There are few M eaner
acts than wantonly taking the
lite of a harmless pet animal of
another.
Mr.. John S. Blackmon, of
the Fork Hill section, has purch-
ased from Mr.. w. j. Cunning
ham his house aud lot now oc.
cupied by Mr.. Commodore Clan
ton, and will move to town about
the first of January.
Mr.. o. X Williams, who is
connected with our contempora-
ry, The Record, had the misfor.
tune to lose a purse containing
about $12 in cash and $50 in
checks on the streets Tuesday
night.--Rock Hill Record.
-Lancaster's legislative dele.
cation has recommended to the
governor the appointment of Mr..
l.. j. Jordan as magistrate in Ker.
shaw, to fill the unexpired term
of the late Magistrate J. 7.
Cauthen.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06
me Passing AsOaV of Another
Otd Landmarks The Death of
Mr.. Ihos. II. Greooru, of
Tno,Ubnsv


Mr.. Thomas L. Gregory, one
OF Lancaster county's oldest and
most highly esteemed cirizans
died at his home in the Taxahaw
section last Sunday evening at
o O'Clock He had been an in-
valid Tor year or more, and
while his death was not unex.
pected, it was nevertheless
deeply lamented by his many re-
latives and friends.
Mr.. Gregory was in his S2nd
year, having been born Jan. IL.
1926. He leaves the following
children, his wife having died
in May of last year: Mrs. w. A.
Gregory, of Kershaw, Mr.. M w.
Gregory, OF Edgewood, Texas; {;
CLERK OF Court j. F. Gregory, of
Lancaster; DIR. G. w. Gregory
OF Jefferson, and Mr.. r. 4. Greg
ory, of Taxahaw. He is also
survived by brother, MIR. Owen
Gregory, of Flat Creek.
Possessed of strong mind, dis
eliminating judgment and both
administrative and executive
ability, Mr.. Gregory was success
ful in marked degree In the
prosecution OF his life work, that
OF farming, whicn pursuit he fol.
lowed with unliring activity un
til forced by he infirmties of
old age and the ravages of dis
ease to cease from his labors. He
was a public spirited, patriotic
citizen aud a man of sterling
character, ever enjoying the un'
oounded confidence OF all who
knew him. He served his coun-
try with courage and fidelity as a
Confederate soldier. He was a
member of company H of the
End South Carolina regiment.
For a number of years preceding
his death he was loyal and con-
Sistent member of the Baptist
church.
The remains of this good man
and gallant Confederate veteran
we're laid to rest Monday after.
noon in the old family grave yard
in the vicinity Of Taxahaw, the
Rev. Mr.. White, Presbyterian
minister OF Jefferson, conducting
the funeral services.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06
1tOO Dwellings, Burned in RocE,

HjiJ.
Two residences in Rock Hill
those of Mrs. S. e. Moore and
Maj. I. G. Beckham, were de-
s'royed by fire Sunday afternoon.
Their loss is estimated at 81 900.
which is only partially covered
by insurance. Tie origin o. the
fire is not known. 1t started in
the home OF Mrs. Moore during
her absence.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06
PERSONAL

Mr.. w. T. Gregory spen.
Monday in Columbia.
Miss Nellie Hough has gone to
Blythewood to teach school.
Mr.. H. Garfield has returned
from an extended trip north.
Mr.. John Il. Stevens, of Ker
shaw. spent Saturday in Lancas.
ter.
Mrs. L. S. Garter is visiting
her sister in Kershaw, Mrs. J.
M. Carson.
Mrs. Sidney Hinson, of the
Lohgsville section, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. M. Crawford.
Mr.. L. G. Coan, who moved
rom Lancaster 10 Rock nill
"bout month ago, was in tow u
last Saturday.
The Rev. w. w. Ratchford,
of the Tirzah section, was
among The pleas ant callers at
this Office Monday.
State Secretary j. S. Wilson
OF the Junior Order, went to
oharlesboro last evening to or
ganize local council.
Mr.. j. w. Slower, Of the Heath
Springs section, spent Sunday
night and Monday here with his
brother, Mr.. ID. b. Stover.
Mr.. Jas. a. Weaner, of the
Heath Springs section, one of
The News most prompt paying
subscribers, called to see us Mon
day.
We are indebted for a pleasant
call Monday from our old friends.
Mr.. Il. l.. Robertson, of Oak.
hurst, and Mr.. Berry Mobley, of
Heath Springs.
Mr.. b. F. Hunter and family
left yesterday morning for Ker-
shaw, where they expect to
make their future me.-Ches-
ter Lantern.
Mrs. r. K. Anderson, of Rich
burg, who has been visiting her
parents here, the Rev. and Mrs.
@. p. Garter, returned, home
Monday, accompanied by her
mother, who will remain with
her a few days.
Mr.. j. b. Bruce, formerly of
Tradesville, but now a leadi N Q
and successful druggist of Green.
vile, was in town last Saturday
He spent Sunday at Tradesville.
returning home Monday by way
Of Monroe.
The Rev j. z. Marion, of Sum
Ter, and his brothers, Mr.. Lucius
Marion, of Roanoke, Va, AMI
Mr.. Edgar Marion, of Richburg,
have been spending a day or tw
here with their sisCer, Mrs. R. b.
Allison.
Mrs. T. NJ. Belk, formerly Mi s
Gertrude Sherer, who was one
OF the most enthusiastic and sue
cesslul school teachers in the
county, attended the meeting In
Columbia the past week of the
executive committee OF the School
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06
G. C.F.Ferguson.

7. S.-Just Received a fresh
shipment of those fine yellow
rutabaga turnips that everyone
likes so we'll.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06
p. G. Hough.

| am still offering a few Dia-
mond Rings for less than they
are worth. | have some small
sizes, running from $3.50 to
$4,000 that are really worth
more than l ask for them.