The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 29, 1913, Page 7, Image 7
t NEWS FROM OV
ER LANCASTER COl
THE LANCAS1
claiming Adrianople,
_____ ever gels it, there wil
IN I V mountable gulf betu
* * countries and the two
t
'ER NEWS, JANUARY i
if Bulgaria the senate. The
I be an insur- ponderance of opii
eeu the two tion to any publi
i races. . The during the evening
29, 1913.^ ..
y found a prenlon
in opposi- rjjn
ic demonstration f J|(J
of Marrh 4 / *-,m, <* ?. ,
ST PROOF CA5BAGE
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PLKASANT VALLEY.
Special to The Lancaster Ne\
Pleasant Valley, Jan. 27.
past week has been a lively o
the followers of the hounds wi
light in the chase. Three nig
the past week have been enjoj
f Vin f av h iminro amnnff f K a V* 11
Mr. and Mrs. Tllen Bai
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ellis la
vs. Miss Willie Iltnson is vl
?The sister, Mrs. Cora Ellis, wfc
ne for sick.
ho de- The Woman's Missions
hts of of Fork Hill will meet at
red by of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mi
la ati/l J - ?? * ?
1 spirit of revenge in 1
ley visited 8tron8?r and deeper t
st Sunday. left ln France ovei
Isiting her Alsace-I,orralne 4 2 y<
10 is right
KING ALFONSO TO
ry Society \V(K)I)I<
the home
ackey Fri- Spanish Monarch Send
'urkey will be Reasons given
.han that still sion were many.
the loss of inauguration cer?
?ars ago." ing a trip to the
tion in the inai
vice president and
LOW WILSON' in the senate, the
inaugural address
s Oreetings to ed review of the
If IjUAK/
for this couclu- I FROM
Necessarily, the
and the prolongInaugural
proces- \V ????<? ??
\IY1EE1) TO SATISFY <
I THE ORIGINAL CABBAGE PLA1
^ ri"
W'l "!'? Vki IW ?m?, ?B.
CUSTOMERS \\
NT UOWERS \\
VUv IUA UUUbVIO U UiVII fy tUU ft I A A
vavlleys o( our community, an
big gray foxes were the result
eral gentlemen from North
llna, including Josh Davivs a
R. Garrison of Pinevllle, veteri
chasers, who brought with th<
fine trained hounds. The v
hunters were the guests of Mr.
Potts during their stay. Whih
to ouu uay aiternoon at z ocu
d two members are requested t<
Sev- ent as business of import
Caro- be transacted.
nd T.
an fox Flint Ridge Dots
sm 15 Special to The Lauctaer I
isltlng Flint Ridge, Jan. 27.D.
O. having a good school wit
e here Dii8 nrolled.
)CK. All ruture .Aiiionran
> be pres- More Cabinet Talk.
ance is to Trenton, N. J., Jan
dent-elect Wilson to
? greetings from the I
through the Marquis
News. Inclan, the royal comt
?We are gate to select a site f<
h 108 pu- exhibit at the Panama
San Kraneiaco. It was
mctuutt; sion, are tiresome
that to follow thes
27.?Presl- reception would
day received durance of Mr. W
King of Spain because It would
De La Vegal limit the attendan
nlssloner dele- mated that from 5
>r the Spanish 000 people would
exposition, at those who would
i the first me8- hands with the nc
ana it is round p?????se
with a general Emtal
overtax the en- nedc^toK.11
'ilson, especially
be Impractical to ??u for the mo?t
ce. It Is estl- Earn Your
_ . . ? .. ..A Postage Paid M ?
'0,000 tO 10,000,- special rate Is i
thousand; 10.00
be In the line of WM
want to shake
iw president.
TNAPgHARK COPtRIGMTTEP
Wished 1868. Paid in Capital Stocl
lie first FROST PROOF PLANTS In IMS. Now his
We have trowo mad oldemnr* plants tlllll nl
WMf f BOCSUM our plants must p!e nr or w ? tend y
heae plants In your section to got extra early cjhbaw
money. WK SOW THREE TONS OF CABBAOE
Plants for a Slight Semico?Ask I
jents p?*r 100 plants, by expreas, buyer paying ei
/cry low, SOO for $1.00; 1,000 to 4,000 $1,S0 per the
0 and over $1.00 per thousand.
C. GERATY, CO., Box 194 Yongei
c $30,000.00
0 over tw?f thousand satis1
utb>T p?Jn la tb* Haatbtm
>ur mone*>sck. Order now.
J, and t Ay are the ones that
HIOM SEASON.
] . U ..A, Prices on Cabbage
ww nim Plants- By mall
(press A urges, which under
>usand;flboo to SOOO, 11.25 per
? l?ljnd, S. C.
Mr. Davis had the mlsfortui
lose one of his best hounds wh<
to tree a big six-cylinder car (
King's highway.
The congregation of the PI
Hill church were given an ex<
sermon on the Transfiguration
day past by their pastor. Re1
Glennan, on Sunday last. Mr.
H An hnndlorl hlu thoma In o w
16 to There is a lot of sickness r<
> tried nidge.
jn the Little Lottie Fry is i
sho spent Saturday night
easant grand father Sims.
;elleut Mr. Will Criminger let
i Sun- on bis leg, causing him t
r. Mr. j lot.
Glen- Mr. John Hlnson spei
sund Flint sage Mr. Wilson has
an European ruler,
improving, The envoy besides
with her the President-elect th
sonal message of good
a tree fall ed In behalf of the K
o suffer a terest in the expositioi
clsco. He told the
it Sunday Spain had been planr
r jcelved from?
OB1TU
conveying to
e King's per- Charles Allis
l-wlll, express- The death of
ing a deep In- Simpson of Unity,
1 at San Fran- typhoid pneumonia
governor that idence. He was a
ling a similar hts 19th year, and
Charles Allison ** 8^
on January 8. of KQ
,, was a sad prov- Kfa
. youtiK man, In 15S5553,
was held lu hij?h I ARE,T0fl
OU DON'T
ECOXOMIZ^ ANY MO]
SMOKES A TEN CENT C
MIZE. PRICES OKF/N&y
ERLY REPRESENTS YOUR
i rf,a><r>vatvt.v. rr?D vmr /
ENGRAVING
tfARII/Y TO
<E/ THANAXAN
IGAR TO ECONOVORK
THAT PROPJPERSOXALITr
rc\ n?P.Pirxirnrn,
ly manner that showed much
/and preparation.
On account of the increase
rolment of the Pleasant
academy the trustees, at a m
Friday, elected Miss Lala Hi
contly of Albemarle College a
mary teacher. The election o
Hall gives the school three tea
.novo- witn airs. K. J. Sims,
work Mr. T. O. Blackmon p
Ridge one day week,
sd en- Rev. T. A. Dabney spent
Valley with Mr. J. J. Sims,
eeting We are having soc
11, re- weather.
is pri
f Mi88 PEACE HANGING BY
ichers
exposition ror me s
ast Flint now intended to
world's fair until 191
. the night Mr. Wilson inqulr
true that King Alfoni
ne warm the United States an<!
the laws and customs
_ It practically impos
Monarch to leave th<
- ? anv leneth of time.
ame year dui esteem by all. H
postpone ber scn of Walker Sli
8. He was one of
ed If It were Qf the Junior Ord>
so would visit cn. The members
I learned that assistance they co
of Spain made nurse him. and si
Bible for Its ntght. The burla
e country for defrayed by the or
e was the oldest I LETTER!
npson. i
the new membeis
er In Unity Couni
rendered every LJ
uld in helping to
t up with him at AG?MT? l_f
I expenses were FOR. il.
der and his Insur- mmmm
A ?in v- - ? ? 1?
NG AND SHODDY WORK.
sat vs/rroir TO a* a
ANCASTER PUBLISH
ARCOURT&CO. E5
t V VUJU 1 IMW4LLV
9AJZMC9ij
ING CO.
NT'G ?>!GIldVEfcS
J IsS Vilely E^, fV*T
vix: J. D. Fulp, principal;
Lula Harris and Lata Hall,
tants. The total enrolment
and the average daily attends
well in the eighties. This
largest enrolment in years i
ry gratifying to the teachei
trustees. A play is to be giv
the pupils on Friday evening
fimrV r thn nrnonn/l n
nurii/rj rv
Missea
ass'a- Not? Drafted Notifying T
is 97 Negotiations Will be B
nee ia Not Yet Submitted,
is the London, Jan. 27.?Th
ind is committee appointed by t
? and plenipotentiaries drafted i
en by day notifying the Turkish
, Feb- tentaries that they propos<
innr,.\i? ?- ?? ?
Cabinet suggestions
urks That pour In today. A co
roken Off. the National Orange ci
the secretaryship of af
e special the President-elect I
he Balkan no names. They slm
i note to- appointment of a c<
plenipo- official who would ht
0 to break sympathy and support
UtIVC Ul #?iV
continued to the order,
immlttee from The funeral ser
ame to discuss ducted by his pai
jrlculture with Young, In conne
>ut mentioned junior Order at h!
ply urged the his sisters, at the
>rtaln type of sick of typhoid fev
ive "both the room. Quite a lrg
; of the farm- pie were present.
v win u? |/aiu uy r ?
thor and moth
vices were con- er8 and sisters
stor, Rev. C. S. mourn his ear
ctlon with the wa8 the flrst fr
Is home. Two of church at Unit
time, were lying admonitloi
er In an adjoining ai30 ready, t
e number of peo- ye think not
He leaves a fa- ??- *
er and several l.roth- SubsCI
and many friends to
ly death. His death ... ,
om 15 who joined the
y at the same time. 1
1 comes over all, "Be
or in such an hour as VIII
, the Son of Man I hp
'ibe for The News.
Parmoro' I
t -mv j/i vvttun Ul W illi
to be applied to the organizl
a library for the school. A
admission fee will be charge
the cause being a worthy 01
good attendance la desired.
HEATH SPRINGS.
Special to The Lancaster N'e\
Uaa?L O 1 *
;u off the peace negotiations.
Ing of wa8 not submitted to th
small delegations, which held n
d and today. Instead the deleg
ae? a a luncheon.
The note as drafted is
It reminds the Turks that
uary 6 sittings of the pea
ence have been suspende*
vs.
TlirlfOV molrJnflr w ^
The note ers country
o Balkan sensed a scientific knc
o meeting rlculture."
lates gave Iu speaking of th
later the governor sa
very brief. 'iafl "punctilllously r
nince Jan- mentioning names, bi
ice confer- selection of a man w
i, without understood and coul
? ?. j with the work of the
and who pos>wledge
of ag- " irr:
e conference Notice of I
lid his callers Notioe is hereby |
efraincd from ?,fT'"* '
.? ... ruary, 1913, make I
it urged the administratrix of th
ho thoroughly *' 'dies, and apply t
<1 sympathize kancaster Count;
farmer."
? vr Ml trill.
7" f~ ?
)isckarge. Lancaste]
Riven that^the un
kVtoJ&urnF? WAR IK
e taUfof Franklin II Uili/IJ
:o thej^robate <'ourt
f iob?etters disralsyjjPL.
QILES,
S. Y. JL IIV
r Leads. J
FROM HOME T
lru:
* (U1UUO
tank &
st Compy
ncavii oprill?3, Jan. 2Y. J
ton Williams of Charelstc
spending a few days with h
rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wil
W. T. Stowr spent Sunday
vhis sister, Mrs. J. C. Lee, v
jMjuite sick at her home in Rocl
Mrs. Jane Williams, who ha
quite sick at the home of her c
ter, Mrs. Thomas Bennett, is
-.angs- " ?*v' " ?*/ uiu
m 1b tlle,r resumption, while
is pa- Constantinople are the t
liams. that 1'urkey's answer to th
with l'le ullies coueerniug 4
vho is and the Aegean islands w
i Hill. atlves
been 0,1 tlli? account, unless
laugh- i8b delegation has fresh
much make, the note point;
vw luwaru
events ia Tho Rovernor's attei
>est proof ed to dispatches statin
e demands tf>mPlated trips to
\drianopie Philippines and Alask
ill be neg- administration.
"My thoughts Just j
the Turk- me"ted, "do not extei
proposals ,nK to Washington anc
* out, the to business. Release
xiuiiiuiinirKiriA. ui J
ation was call- P. Giles, I>eceag
g that he con- Jan. 15, 1913.
Panama, the a
during his i?????
now," he com- Wood'
ad beyond go1
getting down For
?8 from busl- ^
ByitH or rranxiin
30-88
? Statements
s Seeds vestigated
The Lancas
/-i j When a Lane
is now
That Mav Be In- far3 '
have
I. Testimony of fromo
?ter Citizens. We s
aster citizen ooiues to ! aSSUfin
more than four I
old and jts assets I
steadily increased I
rgar zation.
solicit your business I
C vou we havp thp I
Improved at this writing.
Mrs. Mollle Knight is spen<
few days with Mrs. N. E.
k'who is confined to her home
the grippe.
Lester Crenshaw and Ray M
both of whom have been ill, i
the road to recovery.
William VanLandlngham ai
in ? ? i?-*?
allien see no alternative In
ling a ly to break uegotlatio
Small, Servian ex-Premier,
) with kovitch will give a lunch
day, iu honor of the oth
tobley, tlona. after which a meet!
ire on ^eld 'or tke purpose of
the note. Thus another d
id the gained before facing tin
it detinlte- ne88* 1 have not thou
118.
. M. Nova- NO RECEPTION 1
icon rues- Foun(, That to Fo|
or e Activities Occurring
ng will bo With Cruah at ,
exam n ug _ .Overtax His Eudur
lay will be
J question Washington, Jan.
result of a ereneral r
ght or yet." X til III UIIV
x? WILSON' 9ur New Desci
is fully up-to-dat<
low the Many tions and full in
f on March 4 the best and
Capital Would seeds to grow.
"23 ? as tho Grasses and
an VAftn nf th? Seed PotatOl
1 \jrdraen. the front-te,,lni
bora ot his expe
riptive Catalog his sincerity. T
giving descrip- residing In far a
iformation about rnsnd your eonf
most profitable ment is the k
It tells all about Kidney Hills. I
covers. / r1:",.
;s, Seed CJClts, .
j his friends end nei?h- facility
rience, you oan rely on
be statements of people pledge
>way pieces do not com- yjce
idenee. Home endoraeInd
ibet becks Dosn's all tilYl<
Suoh testimony Is eon- COUnt L
stigation proves it true.
teraent of e Lancaster We
e3 to handle it and I
that o^ir best ser- I
all be ^iven you at I
bs whether your ac- |
3 large jor small,
pay fobr per cent
jnioBBN mcuwaine are setting
fellow townsmen a good exam
beautifying their homes with
coat of paint.
Hoyt Bruce of Rock Hill
the home of his father here,
recovering from an operatic
appendicitis.
James Bennett has just rei
from Gainesville. Fla.. wh??r
their t cu^cuiuK iuu war.
pie by Kechad Pasha, bead of
a new iah delegation, in an lnt
night, said he deeply reg
is at ?batlnacy of the allies,
while declared, was not only ag
>n for key'8 but against their ow
terests. He added:
turned "This obstinacy is the
a ha gretable because while
th? Turk, senate today, aunov
erview to- mado that ,Q al1 prc
retted the would bu no ?eneral
which, he tloa to Pre8,dent W1
ainst Tur- lnau8uration March 4
u true in- the Wa8hin?ton lna"i
tee referred the qt
congressional inaugur
more rej?
. . and that body refuset
incement was Cow PedSf S
>babillty there The Best Se
public recep- and all
ison after his Farm and (*<
, next. When
sural commit- Wood's Set
iestlon to the long been rec<L
al committee dard authority |>
1 to take cog- Mailed on retA
I auoivauu** 11U S
'OJJ DCdQp, can be had.
:ed Cons H. H. Hortoi
1 Other f~ Lancaster, a ay a:
ardei/Seeds. Doan'* Kidn?y
J Ikctory that I d<
d QAtalog has | mend them B
as a stan- result of diaordc
r^Fr(-ds. not find relief
JC; write for it Kidney
iruugBc prooi oi mens j interes
a, merchant, Kim St.. COITipOl
"My experience with
Pills has been so satis- p q
? not hesitate to reoora- L< D.
dy back ached as the
>red kidneys and I could
until I began taking
Pills, which I got at
t on tvne deposits,
mded iuarterly.
Lingle,
President
W H Milfon
pent a month delightfully wit]
tlves.
E. C. and Mrs. Croxton, wltt
little daughter, are visiting th<
Show in Columbia this week.
Miss Mattie Stover has been
several days at her home witl
A. Cauthen.
rrvnrs ?*
1 rela- does not need Adriauople
defensive or offensive pur
i their town is indispensable to '
5 Corn account of historic, senttn
religious associations. In
ill for hey would be weaker from
i Mrs. point of view possessing j
than without it, as the pi
proves, for a whole army ]
... , nlzance of It, the ae
either for . .
of the committee, le
poses, this ~
Overman of North C
Turkey on viewed practically al
aental and
fact, Tur- ;
L - 'i-xaaB
resent war Jjj |M|
Is now 1m- tojf lYl
nate members 1
d by Senator j yy WOO
arolina, inter- " r '
I member, of SEXDSMLN, M
v Doctor Sail
a Crawford Bros.
. c/^-NTC preparation rest
D ?r SONS, por mj, t>y
[CHMOND, VA- V oanU. Foater-M
?????J York, aola agen
Remember tl
take no other.
d i
* Drag Store. This
ored me to good health."
all dealers. Price 60
llhum Co., Buffalo, New y
ts tor the United States. JLfciri'
he name?Doan's?and
H
V ? iUlllVU
Cashier,
caster, S. C.
i
AIAAAJ1*
Q Tlrzah, Jan. 27.?Mr.
Hudson, of Willtamston, la v
his home In this section.
Mr. Chalmers Hallman, of
made a trip to this section Si
Mr. J. E. Steele, of OasUu
C , visited his home la it weel
Mrs. C. J. Hudson and dan
mozillzed inside that forti
key has shown a yielding
Claud ward the allies, ceding a 1
lsltlng t|jan their own countries
war. What is the use <
Unity, ting a conference If the
iinday. determined to make no c
tl.i, N. whatever? The object of
* ferences always has been
Igbter, PAmnrAmioA "" *
esa. Turspirit
to- Si "Try Cardul,"
arger area M " | was in a V
before the | be Jn(,
)f assemb- Rn . ,
allies are be?an to ,eel 1
concessions housework. I
all con- am able to do
to find a jgj and I feci as t
writes Mrs. Z. V. Spell, of M
cry low 3tate of health, and wai
i to my duties. I did Card
>etter. I got able to bjf up and
continued to take that medicine
my housework and^lo care for
hough IJ could n^r praise C
layne, N. C fc j I w
i not able to B
ui, and soon B ; ?
help do my I iif/
, and now 1 I ?,
my children, E JLl V
urdul enough B
have an enormously lar
rerything Fi
ge stock of I
or the!
Miss Lula, visited in tlie Ja
sect'on last week.
Vn&ses a 1 u Steele ami
Montgomery ?veie vlpilots ii
Unity section Saturday.
Miss Annie Muliln of Reb
spent last week in tbia se<tl<
Mr. Tom Hinson, of Dallas,
was a pleasant visitor in thi
tlon Safnrdotr
vwui^iuiutor ill i w U ft II 111 U I
ckson* w ft y
"If the allies had play*
Bettie part by renouncing A
i the Turkey might have b4
frlerd and ally of Bulg/r
obeth, ^rja became the frlencya
"n* Germany, after the w;w ol
. Tex., K
s sec- ? 7 ~ ~ ? -
UU, KIv,?K ? for benefiU
id a noble H
|farlanople. EH I A
some the H M
as A us- I I A
nd ally of B3 ? y
r 1866. By Rg
Cardui is
K women, and a
i I havo receiveuX
inS. / Th.
mi Woman1
succeisfidr because It Is made c
cts siecMcallv on the wnmanlv
sTonic i \ We an
H , large p
specially for Eg , ' before I
' rrinstitntif>n
Building
; b^dly (Crowded for stor;
arf of $#iis various mater
t rrje r^ifcent advances in
*ge room. A 1
ial was bought ?
lumber prices, m
Mr. Judson Steele, of Unity,
Saturday in this section.
Mr. O. W. Williams of Ja
ham, was a visitor in this c
; last week.
FORK HIIjIJ.
Fork Hill, Jn. 27.?Messrs.
$1UU Kowafd, }
Spent The readera of thla pn\& wlJl
learn that there la at leaM one di
that aclence haa been > > to 01
rkson- *'aitea, and That la CutarrB Hall'*
la the only iioalUve euro mw know
lection l0"1 fratarnltj. ^Catarrh h>Iiik a
dlaeaae, rerjulreaXa coMtltiitloru
11 a 1 la Catarrh ( inh la flken Intf
directly upon the Apod Bid mucoi
the ayatem. therrbJL deBroylnjr t
of the dlaease, and wlvSg the I"
br building up the rAaSutlon an(
ture In doing Ita ? \M The pri
_ ao much faith In Ita y'atlTo |xm
T. J. offer Ciia Hundred DnIWra for am
,100 WL Cardul does c
bo pioa?od ?o H the great succi
s;"u IT." H in helping the
S\'K S"' B healih and ha|
iMnotttuti<>t?i bi if vou are
il treatment. ^B * ' . . ..
rnally artlnic CTOSS and imtj
he foundation I try Cardul? (
PI every way
&21K?. tllr y " for y?urs-iL
7 eaac that it
>ne tfiiy and does it well. T
ess wiUch it has had, during the |
msands ot weak and ailing wo
jpiness.
a woman, feel tired, dull, and
able, it's because you need a ton
^ardui builds, strengthens, resto
as a special, tonic remedy for v
Your druggist sells CarduL A
hat explains B 1 his b(
past 50 years, , build a
men back to H ,
ta.1 pric
are ner/ous, B 1 busines
ic. Why not B tj
res, and acts B
fomen. Test B < , never s
isk him. Qj
;int #he time of year wli
ddjrfpair?we are going
es flr cash as an induce
:tt<j "get busy" we are a
ell lumber so cheap agai
e can save vou monev o
len farmers can 5
to make spec- C
ment for quick 1
ifraid we can J
n "Pv^rvthino m
couch, W. J. Sims and Furmui
nell left this morning for Col
to attend the exposition.
Miss Dora Sims spent Sal
E. night with her cousin. Miss 1
i Couch.
Mrs. R. L. Baskins and i
ter, Bulah May, visited her <
tor, Mrs. Esteil Robinson, last
Ulu II?I- *
J pon to cure. Send for Hat of te>
Address F. J. CHENEY * CO.,
Umbia gold by *11 Dnintilt, 75c
Take Hcll'a Family Pills for e*
turday
3ertha
s m
itlmontiiin. MJ Writs to: Ladt
TolMlo. O. gl lor Special Instruction
matlpatloa.
m' A4yI?o*t r>e#t. CW taoagt Medicine Co C
14. and 64-pe#e took. ' Home Treatment for Woo
i : for the
i'H "
/ ?J
Building" especially SI
make a little profit for <
re Lumber &
"Evervthinr For the Rnil
I INGLES as j ;
ourselves.
Mfg. Co. :
flinfr "
uiamo vsuuuuit ana
Pearl Baker vielted Mrs. L. P
inson of Heath Springs Sundi
.x- 1^1
iy- 1 IroflMrntrl
riJLfV {
m,uv v