The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-10-10

day, October 5th.
AL recent meeting of the Landsford
Farmers Union resolutions were PASS
eo strongly denouncing might ridersn
and disclaiming any, connection vii,
their work.
Married, Sunday, October 4tb 1908. bv
Notary Public w. +. Estridge Mr.
Cleveland Craig and Miss Bertha FauI-
kenberry, all of Flat Creek township
kershaw Era.
Inc Lancaster Furniture COMPANY
mas made an assignment for the benefit
VI l's creditors, w. z. Robinson, ESQ.
peing the assignee. The assets are esti-
mated at 8 1900; liabilities, sI,75O.
fev.J. A McMurrsy, Presbyterian
minister known to many in this county.
died suddenly at his home at sharon in
YORK county Tuesday. lie was 90 years
old.-Chester Reporter.
The Confederate veterans of MeckIep-
burg county are going to give picnic
on the 9th of this month to the slaves
VINO remained faithful to their owners
during the war, says the Monroe En-.
quirer
Inc infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID.
Jordan, aged one year, died at the home
Oh his parents about two miles from
hersnaw' over in kershaw county, last
Friday night and was buried at Sand
iilI church Saturday afternoon.
shaw Era.
oh account of the serious illness of
MIR. j. *. Roach, of Rock Hill. the mar
rage of that gentleman to Miss Mamie
lhornwell, of this city, which event
was 10 nave taken place today, the Sth,
mas been postponed until a later date
Fort Mill Times.
Inc hnishing touches are being given
the large and handsome two-stor brick
structure erected by the Gregory-iIood
1--we Stock company to take the place
Oh the buildings it had destroyed by
hre some months ago. The COMPANY
expects to move into its new quarters
the first of next week.
Lancaster is the banner cotton market
TINS season, paying even more for the
staple than the city of Charlotte. Judp
ing from the quotations i'm the weekly
papers received here Wednesday, Ian
caster paid on the day previous from L
TO = OF cent more for cotton than did
Monroe, Iorkville, Chester and other
neigboring points.
According to arrangement, Supervis-
ors Il. w. Boyd and L.. j. Perry. of
York and Lancaster counties, met at
Doby's bridge on Friday to let the con-
tract for rebuilding the bridge which
was carried away in the August fresh
et There were several bids submitted
and the contract was awarded to Mr.. j.
Nj. 1andle, of Van Wyck, his bid of
S41O being the lowest.-Fort Mill Times.
Mr.. j. j. Bales the past week bought
from Mr.. John w. Davidson, of Pleas
ant Valley, nice building lot on Main
Street, adjoining that of the Mills &
Young Furniture co. We are told that
Mr.. Bales will in the near future
erect modern business house either
on this lot or the one recently purchas
ed by him from Mr.. L.. j. Massey.-
Fort Mill Times.
Here, says the Concord, y. c., Times.
Is Missouri EDITORS account of crea
ton: I'm the beginning God created
the heavens and earth and the editor,
he then created the liberal advertiser
which was also good. The next dav
III rained and he created the man that
does not take his home!paper-and then
he rested. And then the devil got into
the mould and created the man who
takes the paper for several years and
fails TO pay for it,
Rev. John III. Turner started from
Chesterfield last Saturday morning to
I'LL his appointment at Bethesda church.
While crossing Evans mill the horse
became frightened, and fearing his bug