The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 10, 1909, Page 4, Image 4
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"(SEMI-WEEKLY.)
PablishM Wednesdays ami Saturday!
?t Lancaster. S. O., by The Lancastei
Publishing Company.
(flAK. T. CONNORS Kdito;
A. J. CLARK . . .. Husiness Manage:
Stored as second-class matter Oct. 7th
IN(, at the poat office at Lancaster,8.C.
nailar Ant nnv>ni>p.ioo .if Uarnli 'J . HTU
when no politician scheme
when mince pie makes pleasai
'Ireama; when it's tun to break
tooth; when all lawvers tell th
truth; when cold water mn!;<
you drunk; when you love I
smell a skunk; when the drun
mer has no brass,?when the
rhinos all come to pass ; then ma
that's wise will neglect to udve
rise.
"Cleaning up Day" was a how
nig success. Konr hundred nn
?U>l> old tin cans hav > alri ad
been hauled off, and the wngoi
ire still atf work carrying rnl
hish. Friday morning the chih
ren *nd pretty much every hod
<?jse were eleanine up yard
hail^og and sweeping trash i
piles to thp street. The town pi
some half' it dozen wagons t
work hauling it off, and they wi
not get the job done even th
week. Monroe will he a clea
town now, thanks to the goo
women who began the movemen
Thus comments the Monrc
Journal on the result of tin
town's cleaning up day. "Moi
%' roe will be a clean town now"don't
you wish that as mut
? vi
* - ?
much taste as a dog. It is sat
to assame that the man who can
see any beauty in a hat made b
a pretty feminine artist for
pretty woman is pretty nearl
gone to the dogs, anyhow.
''Will the merchant who is win
ever cease to advertise?" asks th
Gaffney Ledger, and then Edito
I)eC?mp proceeds to answer th
qnestion himself as billows:
Yes.?when the trees grow uf
side down, when the beggar we.ti
\ crown ; wheu ice forms on th
sun : when the sparrow jweigh1ton
: when gold dollars get to
cheap; when women, secret
Re?p; when the fish forget t
swim; when Satan sings a hvrnn
when girls go back on ginn. who
the small b >v hates a drum
KATI'llUIV, APRIL 1<?. IOO0
Those who took 'em off the firs
of the week tire now asking
everybody they meet, " What'i
good for a bad ?*old?"
A professor in Minuesota sayi
storage eggs are the best, remark
an exchange. Many persons witl
less learning prefer hen eggH.
The New Jersey woman win
has just celebrated the 50th an
niversary of her service as cool
in one family is no doubt the wifi
of the head of the household
Nothing short of the manage ti?
would make a cook hold dowi
one job for half a century.
uRock Hill had same otict
upon a time," is the Herald'
headline to The News' informs
tion about Lancaster's streeti
being sprinkled by attaching host
to hydrants. Yes, and Iiock Uil
can have "same" again if she'l
send after it, for we are abou
through with the thing, or wil
be as soon as the handsome, up
todate sprinkler arrives whicl
^^ -:i_ :i t 1 i
rne civy council iihh urucreu.
The editor of the Charlestoi
Post being oyer whelmed witl
contributions of spring poetr
unmistakably intimates what dis
position he is making of the stud
at the same time giving the pre
vailing style of woman's headgea
a blow below the belt. Hear him
"Hush little waste basket, don'
you cry ;
You'll be a spring bonnet. Wv<
and bye."
The Philadelphia Inquirer tell
of a dog in that city which wen
mad at the sight of cue of thesi
new.shaped spring hats and hi
the woman who wore it. It ha
been observed more than one
that dogs oftentimes display al
most human intelligence.? An
gusta Chronicle.
And it has also been observe*
that some men display about a
/ ^ . " r
r might be Raid of Lancaster? We
1 oan make our town as clean as (BE
our North Oaroliua neighbor if | j
we will but half try. There's |
plenty of sanitary aud esthetic} ;
taste here, and all that's Qeces- '
sary for the achievement of bene- gj
ficial results, is its application to
practical uses. Elsewhere in its l#i
columns, the Journal gives the >1
ladies of Monroe credit for the ftvi
success of the town's cleaning up {jjgjjl
day. And we have about come [K5|
to ihe conclusion that if Lancaster t'fe;
? - i . - j? il. : 5i vfl
over nan X Hiiuunr uxy, uio JJICTIPO tA m
i therefor will be due the ladies ot |
s the community.
A scientist says red-beaded |
^ i women are not as numerous atthey
used to be. But they ate
s just as radiantly beautiful and
I irresistibly maguetic as ever.
I _ ,
i We respectfully refer our cor.
>: respondent "X. Y. Z.," of Lsn- I
-'caster county, who inquires if 553
II the "special" session ot C'mgres*
entitles him to a "special" allotj
ment of garden seed, to the Hou
j D. E. Finley.?The News and :?1 i
I Courier. ttuit
ij We hasten to inform yon that ?,
iuX. Y. Z." isn't a Lancastrian, jn
j but a benighted denizen of Ches. QOW
5 i ffir- K '!?
,| bui"
. j EASTER. and
" 1 Dr j. W. Wolling, the able ,lave
s Methodist divine, who at one '*ie
I time was pastor ot the Lancaster ?o,e<
1 church, afterwards spending a A
t number of years in Brazil as a by IV
' missionary, has an interesting knov
- article in this week's issue of the Lum
1 Southern Christian Advocate on pan^
the subject of Easter, which will on jr
be celebrated throughout the tract
J Christiau world tomorrow, iu
.... , . . , room
1 which he gives his views as to the
f origin of the name of this great
- auuual church festival. We quote ^l0
from Dr. Wolling as follows: atl(' 1
The whole Christian world now Ave
r celebrates Easter, which is the low?
. joytul festival in memory ot the pi-,
1 1 r* 1 E'ini
rttMu i i eutiwii ui uui uuiu v.-in lot.
t j Tliis la the great movable fea6t *
of the Church and to many it is room
e \ perplexing to tell just when it is hou8<
due. it can uever in any year
come earlier than March 22nd, '
or later than April 25th, bill the j ?f lh
s rule by which it-* coming lsde-jcorat
tjtermined is the tollowing: it,
^ | must fall ou ttie tirst Sunday af- ' '
t! ter the first full moou following |'(
* the vernal equinox, which, ot story
e course, gives us the 21st of March ^reS'.
- 1 as the fixed point.
The name of this feast, Easter,; 11
is by many supposed to come his 1
l! from the name ot the S&xon god- Tli
8 dess, Easire, whose festival among ,
those rude people was supposed ,c
: to come at this season, and as '
* ! some claim was transferred by dwel
y I the Church into the Christian kq,,u,
a calendar. This may have been.
v i Llowever, it is a notable fact that
none ot its customs ol (hat wan- , 'he I
ton goddess are joined to ourq,a?]
solemn, beautiful feast, and hence j
e! 1 Ar fine und r\lhur rA<!CAt\o T (I m ' U 11
i ii in wijh v/hi^i a uiirwiiil x n hi |
ej disposed to think of its origin as;
,r another and very different. After,
e .camming many opinions my
thought is that the word "East '
ern" was by the Anglo-Saxons ,v
'* changed by dropping one letter
ir >m Eastern to our Easter. It ,
e is reasonable thus to conclude,' 'ere
H i for they looked to toe Ea*t t??r , ^*res
10'our Lord's coming, an the sun by I
8 j bursts lorth in the east bringing tool
? J to life a new day. a resurrection . .
? I from the dark, c<dd night, so His j
15! rising was to them the Kapler, or po *i
1 i j the te-tiva.l of the eastern lignt. com
s-j the ri lug of our Lord, ttie S<io of ( ^
**! righteousness. And hence the
8! name. In ali of Northern En.
ie rope a- also among the Latin .[
?"i race* the word used for Easter is j,
' Paschna, which is the word for j j;
'* Passover, the old .Jewish feast. J
'** I And indeed the date ot that an-;
in jcient teast and of our Easter is 11
r . nearly identical. I'tie word Eas- | )
't.eri- used in our Bib'p by the' '
English translators but once 1 l'hh
i ' M my interesting customs are in a
1-} in use in various nations. Onejl). L
I \ of tli most ancient as also ex. of t!
i- 'to naive was the giving of an egg
) | u.i toaster morning, as cne oeI
lovers met they han I?*i 1 one to ,
ly j the other an ami used the
8. | salutation, "Toe Lord ip risen," j a*S!
i? to which came th?? reply, "lie is anci
it risen, indeed." Of course we ^f
o understand that the egg repre-i
II senta the resurrection; as a new *-?
is lile after three weeks of ineuba- Lttn
n tion bur!H from that covering, so i
d Christ after three days bursts the
t. confines of the tomb. ! w
i be n
>e Fole
When BLOODINE RHEUMATIC LIN I- and i
MKNT has oared ho many oases of Kb^a- ?oce|
H mutism, why do you softer with this terri- tes.
ble affliction, it relieves all pain instant)*, drug
'i5c and 5<>o a bottle. Crawford Bros., erbn
;h Special Agents. 49-74 Heat
k
1 HE LANCASTER NEVA
A bsolutety G*?P?? gi
pure yJ@r the chief ingi
ABr the active princip]
and healthfulness, I
ROYAL
1 BAKING
a DAUrnro
Wk ^/tbfotulelj
^^Jnsures wholesoi
^^cious food for
in every
No Pho?ph,
ig223HQBB2BBB2&&W No Alum
Jittft improvemenih~2Vumber 'Ch
t /trt*i(leni'fM to be Erected.
addition to the buildings ,
> o>
being erected and to be rpj,
in I.mcaster this spring
summer, to which references ni?
|
i hereto'ore been made iuj
News, still others are t?> be aM
i. ,n
e vi
contract has just been let fja
Ir. B. C. Hough, the well in]
vn jeweler, to the Moore mt
ber <fe Manufacturing com nM
r for extensive improvements ,
is residential lot. The con ! ,n
, covers the reraival of two rtll
is of Mr. Hough's dwelling rnt
on the rear end of lot an J cm
addition thereto of a p'azza
in "L"; the moving of the
: -J
remaining rouiiiH uown cm ,
r aide of lot, fronting <>u ___
street, and the building o?
andsome two-story. ninei
residence where the old
? stands now.
W. P. Bennett, president
t Beunett-Fergnson Grocery
>an>\ i? now considering J a|
ositions from contractors lor ! ^
?rection of an elegant two-! '
' residence on the si'e of his
?ut dwelling, the latter to :
loved to another point on
ot.
ie Moore Lumber and Manuring
company is now build
wo additional rooms to til
ling ot Mr. II. R Uen'on, on
h Main Street. fr<
r. Klrnore Kvans is hav<og tic
umber and other material
ed to build a nice dwelling
is lot on South Main street
/ to As*''** Vtihtr of Ijitn l ^
ifVinfec/ for Hit/ht of It 'a 1/ U tf |
io. !'(nvrr Co.
I
le ollowiag jury was <lrn n
yesterday by Clerk ol Court
mry in proceedings instituted
tie Southern Power Company
btain right of way through
ot Mr. R K Wylio tor its
til iiuo (ii tiiin count y, (he
panv and Mr. W vlie being
>1" to it^ree uti.*>n a yjiualjo.t
19 land:
H. Can pt. W. B. Cutp, A.
'erk.uson, J. Clar* Robinson, ,
I. Craig. J. M. 11 ood, John M
t am", N. B Couaar, M. H, t'H
i-^on. II It. Bl.ikeney, (1 M. j]
er.J. H. Kirk *
he case iset for trial on the
i in tant. Ajur.v will drawn
similar ease today, Judge
Williams b*in?? the >wuer ;
ne property.
m ^ m
Ir. .1. V. Murray, travel inn |
s'ant Hupt. ot Itie Life Infill-,
a Co. of Viiginia, of which!
II Canfield, jr., in local
it, lias been inspecting the ^
caster business thifl week
q
y
o (ften wonder how any person can
?rsuadod irito taking anything but '
y's Honey and Tar for oougba, colds
lang trouble. Do not be foolod into
>ting "own nifike" or other nuhstita- j
The genuine contains no harmful
a and i? in a yellow package Fundrg
Fharruaoy, E. W. Hammond A Oo
h Spring* h
/s. APRIL ?Q, '%9
|jj|
? lirx'ivnt Me.ttntf it* tf.r fl/i/t- ^(f
tint Church. |sl?j
The Rev. L M. Koper, D. 1) , ||
S| artanbur?, ariive.l here (M
lursd iy to assist the p'tj'o', Prr
. li iii His' revival KB
setm* in profjre-e ? the First &S
tpli t church. Two services J W
? being held dai'v. at 4 o'clock
the afternoon and at 8 in the \ jj;
eninir. Tomorrow being Sun- ?jfi
v i here will no doubt be preach- K j?
k at the usual horn in the ?fi?
irninu as well a* in the eve- H
Much "uteres! is being ninnilied
in ihe services. The con- vEE
'gMtimit are uniformly large. raff
d ihe indications are thai WB
mil spirit!!:-:! good will he acmplishtd
by the meeting. Dr ' ' v
per ij an able and impressive
^aker ami his peholarly
inn are heing creiHy enjoyed I
mi wlio hear th?-m. H
__!
1 am offering
15 Eggs for $1.25
Dm this choice breed of Mot;d
Anconas.
L. L. BLACKMON,
54 At Bennett's.
SAM LEE
FIRST CLASS
LAUNDRY
SHIRTS 10c.
COLLARS 2c. j
CUFFS, PAIR 4c.
HANDKERCHIEF'S lie.
UNDERSHIRTS 6c.
DRAWERS Gc. (j
SOCKS 2c. 3
NECKTIES 2c. J
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We are in the jSL
th
BUSINESS
n<i in it to stay, and we will I
eliver at your door ice in any |
uantity desired at any hour I
ou may order it. Send us your I
rders. Phone 160. 3
Lancaster lee&I
Coal Co. I|
The
Most
Import
Step.
In a man's life the \
step is to provide for t
wifp and familv. A s
?
; with this bank means
r times of idleness, sic
r misfortune. An accou
J ed with one dollar or <
1 courage saving by all
Icent. Interest on si
compounded quarterly
The Fi
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Bank
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Important Notice.
Any pernonh or p?*r*ons enlti vatm* ,
ol upon tl.?- public hit>h?rn> r urn j r h
11IIired h> Invv to leave :? rpHiv on S
ner aide or the road l~; fed r <rn o'<
utnr of r< ml ant ibis t* notion ro in
sueti pei^'.ii?. t toil i tie r?.uii' \ will vi
it | ay 1 r rr> n* 01 terfi'imm on
at apaee. in the event j| rtimild l?c* | t(,
edeil tor huihhng and in un'x ninjj < .
0 road. <' I MOItl.hN
March 'J4, liHifl < < ??iiji jM
??.57w. |K
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Ori/an and
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Piano Bargains.
Nome K(,od square Pianos from ^
t lA lA |7r>. Momo jjood used Or?rans
from $2'? to |45. Should the
purchaser* of these instruments a'
desire to exchange thnm in a few *
years fok a new piano, we will al- *
low theiT market value as aeredit
on the n?W pianos. !
Write aVonce for particulars, as
bargains giVqulokly.
MAl/iNK'^ MUBIC HOUBK,
28-s Columbia, H. C.
MBBHMHBMMniI
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^ SE??S8Jfi^SBBB?^8Sl?jgj jit
;ant . gg i
most important
he future of his gjji
savings account Hf
ready money in
ikness or other SB
nt may be open- $9
>ver and we en- I sjcl
owing four per I MB . Fw
avings deposits, I 3^ \
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ncaster, S. C. Ira
m. ff|itl||BiMM[v ?
as: ^
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STRING BEANS , j
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Road Contracts to Let. i ^
iiids will be received at the offlnp of V
e County Supervisor a' Lancaster. v
C., until Saturday, Af?riI 10th, at 8 \
lock p. m.. for the working and
aintenance of the following roa<'*,
a: |
1 ?Crosa frotrt 1'otter Koadat West's
the intersection with the Oing< r
ike Knud.
'J ?Ginger Cake Koad from the
ocky Kiver Koad crossing to the in- )
r-ection witii the Monroe-t'aniden
oad.
M. ? Monroe-Uam den Koad from inrsection
with Ginger t.ake south to
nunty line. a j
t?Kerahaw-White KlufT Koad.
5.--( ross Koad from Taxshuw to ' \
ershaw-Wbite Kiutf Koad.
rtpecincHT inn* m*y lw? hphii h! Hip
Sice of tli*' oontjr Supervisor on or d
ft??r A pril Hrd > *
<i. MOBLKY,
51-54 County 8up??rviHor.
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PhtjHloinn arui auraoon
ffln* over Crawford Rroe. Drug Store ,
All oells promptly attended
night and day. 1*8
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