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  The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, South Carolina, October 31, 1908, page 5

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  LOCAL. DOTS Court will convene at Chester next Monday, Judge Hydrick presiding. The Confederate veterans cf Chesterfield will have a reunion at Jefferson Dec. “a The Lancaster graded schools closed the End month of the present session yesterday. Parnell Brown, colored, paid a tine OF $75 imposed upon him by Mayor Hughes one day this week for selling liquor. Murl, the sweet little babe of Mr. and Mrs. E w. Bailey, of Heath Springs, died at the home OF his parents Tuesday evening. Magistrate b f. Philips, at at the cotton mills, has turned over to the county treasurer fines collected by him Tor the last quarter amounting to SIG. 40 j. III. Starr has secured the contract for remodeling The 2nd Baptist church at Lancas ter and building some additions 10 same. Rock Hill Record. Presiding Elder P. f. Kilco OF the Florence District will hold quarterly conference and preach at Pageland, Chesterfield county, today and tomorrow. Mrs. j. L. Snipes, of 422 Ha gins street, died Sa,urday alter noon Her funeral was conduct ed yesterday afternoon by her pastor, Rev. R. L. Marsh. Rock Hill Record. Mr.. j. K Westmoreland has moved his family to CamdeG. where he has accepted position with the Hampton Wagon Shop of that city. He is good work. man and will “make good” Mrs Floyd A. Beaver, OF Chester, died at the State hospitai in Columbia, Wednesday, OF pellagra, the comparatively new disease that the medical profes sion is now studying with so much interest. The towns treasury was en-. riched TO the extent of abou; $3.50 by the coming of The lecent circus to Lancaster--$5O for license fee and about 500 fines paid by various persons Tor in fractions of the municipal law. The Kings Daughters at their last meeting decided to give play some time during the bolidays. This Circle, under the leadership OF their President, Mrs. John b. Mackorell, have mapped out large amount OF work for the winter months. In the football game played at the fair grounds in Columbia Wednesday between the Clemson and Davidson College teams, the latter won by the score OF 13 to 0. Two Lancaster boys, Willie Ross Moore and Leroy Dunn, were in the Davidson eleven. Ex-Attorney General w. A. Barber underwent an operation for appendic tis in New York Sunday. His many friends in Chester county will be glad to learn that he stood the operation nicely and will probably soon be well.-Chester Reporter. On last Sunday at the home of the bIide’s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Blackmon, near Halle Gold Mine, Miss Josie

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Clemson leads 9–⁠5–⁠4 in 18 meetings, counting the 14 since this game.