The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 25, 1913, Page 6, Image 6
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Judging from the tenor of Cover- ('Uj
nor Blease's interview, printed in ,
this issue of The Record, relative to ?
Dr. Mitchell's resignation of the
presidency of the University of y J
South Carolina to accept the presidency
of the Medical College of Vir- .n.1
ginia, the governor seems to think *l. *
that he drove, or materially helped "
to drive, the eminent educator from ? .
South Carolina and to plume him- !, 1
eelf on the feat. We have no in- j .
formation further than that fur- 1 J1,
nished by the governor himself as .
K~... ~ w * ^ well
?.v? nun muui, 11 uuyiuiug, ne con- .
tributed to I)r. Mitchell's departure, s(
but we can well believe that he had ?.l'r
some bearing on Dr. Mitchell's de- *
cision, though scarcely we think, Pjl.
amounting to a determining factor. a
Virginia and Richmond are dear to (
Dr. Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell, it 1
seems, because it was their former '
home and they have troops of 0
friends there, as, indeed, they have
In South Carolina. And then the 'ri 1
consolidated medical colleges of '
Virginia constitute an institution of ,
considerable importance, and the ' <>llj
executive headship of them at a "I*
salary $1,500 in excess of that uppropriated
to the president of our l !u'<
university is quite an important "j ?
Item, In these times of the prevalent ,,
high cost of living, to a man who
lias a growing family to support and over
to make some provision for the fu- 01
tare. Unfortunately, no matter how ' 'ial
philanthropically disposed a man l)UI*f
Le, !,;s duty to himself and to those s,,,'n
dependent upon him requires him to
give some thought to this consider- 'd I
atiou. And when, on top of these 'ie v
inducements, Dr. Mitchell had to *
consider, to some extent, whether st-ril;
much or little, the persistent, un- wa>'
reasonable and unreasoning antago- p's
nism with which the governor lion- |u
ored him, it certainly could not have 's
detracted anything from his inclina- ditel
tiou to go, if it did not contribute a m:
some thing to that inclination. For with
there are many things, small in into
themselves, which tend to make life ' >' 1
unpleasant in some otherwise de- the <
lightful localities and to offset the the i
blessings that these afford in other terei
respects. The seashore, if we may sa>'
illustrate, is a delightful place, on gotti
the whole, in summer, and yet some haul
ioiks are not partial to it because of a,|"i
the mosquitoes, the sandflies and with
other stinging insects that infest it is th
at times and tend to make life mis- seen
erable for them. There are others,
whose skins are thicker, or are not
so susceptible to the rankling of the Di
insects' deposits, who seem not to by ii?
mind them. And, after all, one cannot
justly be held responsible for ,7i'eVi
the toughness or the tenderness of <<'n?iit
his epidermis. We are all as the '
good God fashions us in that respect it is <
and suffer or enjoy immunity as the I
law of our natures dictates. | tn?s w
So, whatever part the governor ''""."J
had in driving I>r. Mitchell away, ] u"wv
we feel sure that no one will wish f*"
to deprive him of the credit for it. u'rs.'f
It may sent a queer thing to boast
of, but then there is no disputing f?'<l
tastes, and we cannot deny the gov- : Tal"
ernor ti e enj >ytn? ni of bis -uppos- ??
ed victory merely because we are
so constituted to ho insensible to i 'EH
the sublimated quality of it. i 9
Governor Hlease asks: "How do M
yoti suppose those trustees, the M
students, this chamber of commerce 9
here, and others, feel?" about Dr. H
Mitchell's departure. m
We have 110 reason to doubt that
they sincerely feel that they have
lost a good friend, a useful citizen,
a splendid educator and a valuable
asset to the university and to the
community life, as they have frankly
and freely stated; a man who lias ?';
been an influence for much good f
during the time lie ?pcnt among us, w
and who was qualified to do .1 great
deal more. In short, that they have
lost one whom it will be difficult to 1
wholly replace. Feeling this way,
we have 110 doubt that tlies? bodies f.'j
will continue to be frank enough
tO appreciate snwl ?
lunibia Record.
WGU'OMR I.I I M K Mil >M Ol'R
i.r.DIK.I \ (dliltKSni.NDIl.M ! 'jja
Mr. 'I"w i11> Discuses Miiltrrs Here
and ilii'ic.
After suffering t'roui a very painful
accident, from which we are
thankful to say in- is now recovering,
r> ii r venerable and esteemed ja
Georgia correspondent, writes an
Other of Sis interesting letters. We
congratulate Mr Twitty 011 his rapid
recuperation and hope that lie will
in linn- be completely restored The
following letter received yesterday
will he read with pleasure by his
hosts of friends in Lancaster
county
Editor News Once more I am
permitted to communicate with your 1
rea it I ked at one tit
K-imj Him 111 y worK in that direc-I
tion (and all other directions as to I
that* was ended, but a kind i'rovl-i
dence has decreed otherwise. The
serious accident which threatened
piv life as above mentioned was
promptly mentioned in The News
and therefore your readers are informed
of the fact, but not the par
ticulars in the ease. At the risk of '
drawing too heavily on your valu- 1
able space I mention a few particulars
connected with the accident
On the 13th day of January, last,
I was leading two cows to a pasture
about, five squares off. They were
walking briskly on my left hand
when an unusual sound and move- <
ment, coming from the opposite side
to myself frightened the cows, causingthem
to throw themselves against
me with terrible force, breaking the
thigh bone near the hip Joint and 1 f
very severely brusing the knee of J 1
the same (right) leg. I wn? put '
Into the hands of a do<tor and ;
nurse- cased up in plaster paris, put
You will look a good while before
you find a better medicine for
coughs and colds than Chambelaln's
Cough Remedy. It not only gives
relief?it cures. Try it when you
have a cough or cold, and you are
certain to be pleased with the
prompt cure which it will effect. ?
For sale by all dealers. MC
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THE LANCASTER NEWS
my back with intense suffering United States Is not permitted to use mill
about two months. I was un- the property (if I may so call it) as actic
sclc'is most of the time and can it pleases, then our rights are ignor- or
".ery little that transpired ed. The millions of money being Colo
in* .ue time. invested there certainly entitles this posil
will state further that I have government to full control of the cottc
ays been fond of cows and it has canal and I am sure it will contend in tl
a my business (pleasure) for for its rights. and
rs, to look after them?drive to Your sheriff beats your governor see
from pastures?but I did it one at his own game. At his own ex- prov
e too often. When I first got pense he orders the publication of cast*
; to move (in a rolling chair) I a paper to uphold and vindicate the meai
aght my leg would be very much law. The time was in Lancaster, Let i
of shape (normal), but it now (after I was governor) when impor- the i
cs better and I hope will con- taut papers had to be tacked up in Tl
le to improve. For a few days public places, but that was before your
ave been able to move round a a newspaper was published in the and
e 011 crutches and can bear some county. near
ght on the lame leg. One con- 1 Just think of it, the governor re- town
tion in our sadness and affliction : fusing to allow or order the publica- lit
neighbors, in fact the w hole j tion of an important document, be- sewe
. manifested the deepest sym- | cause, forsooth, the paper, (the only that
ly and nice flowers come in from one published in the county) re- impo
quarters day after day, showing fused to support him in his late sugg
;i concern. The bill of charges, I election. The sheriff's action has Tl
ch were necassarily large, has the right ring, lie not onlv has the behii
i provided tor and hence we are publication made but added $25 to and i
ase in that direction. the reward. Sheriff J. P. Hunter bene
am sure vour readers will not <Joes not do things by halves. The regal
cizc this lengthy personal refer- county should keep him at his job i the i
provided 1 end it. which I do. as long as possible. j
aui very sorry that Charlie Recently a minister (Presbyter- ^Jl
nors finds it necessary to give ian? by the name of Hough from |
Ills work in The News office. I Charlotte, visited our city and i
a think of it, that his work preached here several days to the ' Pa
d while he was handling some edification of the church. While are 1
ny productions. In the fall of here he was with us several weeks, ; in lu
I, 1 was visiting Lancaster and during the occasion we formed his j Men
>d at the office for some time, acquaintance, learned of his birth t such
y day, and was greeted by his place (Lancaster county) and of his ise.
mors') genial face. At last, education ( Hue West College) and ' sion
"lie, indicating by his hand, re- history. He was raised in the A. R. plum
ed pain and .discomfort. That j P. church and his first work as it ' wear
led to be the state of his trou- preacher was done in that church, '-hey.
Although his complaint reach- lie was a son of Amos Hough, and Men
lack for some time, 1 do hope if I am not mistaken, a step son of
.ill be himself again. the late Hood L. llelk, born in the j.'
read Mr. Paysuer's article do- TPs. From what I could see and rpj
dng the Panama canal -the hear (1 did not hear him preach) ! Krun,
it was being opened, etc., from i he ranks a little above the average. . ma^j(
description I was able to take 1 I did not hear his reasons for leav- |
io work and understand how it ing the A. R. P. communion (who days
ping done. My idea to dig a doubtless did much for him in the dell
i or canal, if you please, is for way of education) except that the Whicl
an to roll up his breeches and church was not growing and the out- jy WJ
a spade ~ shovel get down look not promising in that direc- Qnlv
the cut *y and throw the dirt tion. He did not seem to have any |
nuscle on the side or bank of harsh words for any one but was a ] qq
opening. When we get hold of genial, clever gentleman as far as i
facts, the operation is quite dif- we were able to judge.
it. Did he (Mr. Payseur) not] Watch our friend, Leroy Springs, p ? i
that 300 or 3,000 (1 have for-ias he butts up against the tariff bill H A
in) wagons were employed to now before Congress. He has the *
off the excavation twenty miles money and the nerve and consedump
it off, making mountains quently acquires quite a slump of
the dirt? Mr. Payseur's letter Ho
e most satisfactory thing I have j coughs and Consumption. Ct.r..n
from the big dftch and if the , Firm
I Coughs and colds, when neglect-| 1 arni
ed, always lead to serious trouble I Comp
?afness Cannot Be Cured th.e lungs. The wisest thing to!,,, t
do when you have a cold that trou- , ,
Hi application*. ns they I'.innot mull the . . ? I? ,? n. V 'Jld
pti |K>rtloii of the oar. Th? r?? Is only one DiCS yOU 18 to got fl l)Ottl0 Of Dr. .
I euro deafness. ami that Is l.y ronstitutl.n- King's New Discovery. You Will get ' 'C.I.'
K.'i!lV.V ,h''.'m"?uuN unT,;r?f Vh..'Kusi!!!'"!!!'.1. relief from the first dose, and final- Th
When this tube is iniiainoi >..n ha\.- a ly the cough will disappear. O. H. ness
Ing sound or Imperfect hearing and when nrnwn n# Milflcndlne Aln writnn ntlrely
< ! *. <1 I lea fin -- In th. result, and . JMUBCaaine, Ala., \\ rilCB. . .
tin. inflammation ...n i..- taken .sit :.nd My wife was down in bed with an
iih,. restored to it- n rmai eomiit'. n. h. i obstinate cough, and I honestly be- ance
III he destroyed forever: nine cases out of .. , ... . . - ? , |.
e caused i.y catarrh, which is nothing but lieve bad It not been for Dr. King s been
".''V1 idition . f ti e mu.s.us surfa.es. New Discovery, she would not be 1 ner v.
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i.y Druggist*. 75c. $1.00. Recommended by Lancaster ,
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stock and I am sure such trans- fl||||||||C IHfl IDflkl TUC IIHOT
ins affect trade for good, more yUlllllVC Anil luUn" Ifit IVIUu I
less, throughout the country. rrP.A.ia..
nel Springs will be soon be In EFFECTUAL 6ENERAL TON C
Lion to handle and control more U#tk Ul.nh.link IUI1IU
>11 mill products than any man' _ , _ . , ,,,_ ~~ ,, , ,
tie country and hence is useful ^IWf s Tasteless chill Tonic Combines both
upbuilding in a community. I in Tasteless form. The Quinine drives
the Colonel is preparing to iin- out Malaria and the Iron builds up
e and possibly extend the Lan- the System. For Adults and
;r & Chester Railroad, which Children.
is upbuilding for your county. .
the good work go on and credit You know what you are taking when
agency that is behind the work, you take GROVE'S TASTELESS chill
le enlargement of the mill in TONIC, recognized for 30 vears throughtown
will attract the attention out the South as the standard Malaria,
be visited by people far and Chill and Fever Remedy and General
which will no doubt do your Strengthening Tonic. It is as strong as
and community good. the strongest bitter tonic, hut you do not
imember your town must have taste the bitter because the ingredients
rage. Let none pull back in do not dissolve in the mouth but do dismatter.
I believe it is the most solve readily in the acids of thesfomach.
rtant improvement that can be Guaranteed by your Druggist. We mean
ested for your city. it. 50c.
le planters in this section are There is Only One "BROMO Ql ININK
id with their work. It is cold Look for signature of E. W. GROVE on r
Iirv nnd lino ? 4
..... ...... ...?o uccu 101 MllllC lliue,
e farm work is behind. Kind
rds to relatives and friends in js ajj rjght. j)Ut when the pants
aid home county. go on a tear it is all wrong. If you
J. \\ . 1 \\ 1 1 I ^ . want to make the pants last, make
ddosta, (.a., April 22. tlie coat lirst.?Kx.
Easy on Pants. MK'K CAUSE PANIC IN CAR.
nts are made for men. Pants I
ike molasses they are thinner Women Passengers on Subway Train
)t weather and thieker in cold. Climb With Aid of Straps,
are often mistaken in pants; I New York, April 23.?Subway
mistakes are breaches of prom- travelers were treated to a new vaTliere
has been much discus- riety of excitement last night when
whether pants is singular or misehievous hoys released a score of
il. Seems to me when men mice in a crowded LI road way expants
it is plural, and when press train. Strap hangers iminedon't
wear pants it is singular, diately became popular among the
go on a tear in their pants and women, who saved themselves by
shinning, as in a gymnasium. There
or Hums, Bruises and Sores. was a near panic even among the
e ouickest and surest care foi IIH'n l>ass<,"B, r>, There was a wild
1 i ' ,!! win SUI\SI cu.r? r?r , stampede from the train when the
s, bruises, boils, sores, inflam- i . . . . ?
' . In i ? j, ' , next stop was reached. The inuoju
and all skin diseases is i ? .... .
* _Mirt o_i.r_ ? # i ^ en t niii i iitid l)( on trampled to
it cured L. II. Haflin, of Ire- i do",h 5Jnd the ml8chivious b?ys hlld
Tex., of a sore on his ankle ; ' '
ti pained him so he could hard26c.
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r Pharmacy and Standard Drug I
Great Palls Happenings Always Interest
Our Headers.
IMrnPMUPim Itmn Af#.,.
...-w. 1Cauiug ui ?o many people
MILK) lniUKAINLL In our town who have been cured
by Doan's Kidney Pills, the question
naturally arises: ''Is this medln.
P. H. Me Master, Insurance cine equally successful in our neighaissioner,
has licensed the boring towns?" The generous
ers' Mutual Fire Insurance statement of this Great Falls resl>any
to insure farm ai.-t isolat- dent leaves no room for doubt on
own property aga i st Fire, this point,
and Lightning, in LANCAS- Mrs. Ida Barton, 11 Hampton St.,
and YORK Count'ea Great Falls, S. C., says: "I can say
is Company has been in burl- that Doan's Kidney Pills are an efin
York County lor 21 years fective kidney medicine for they did
las nearly 51,000,000.00 iusur- ; me a world of good. I am certain
in force. The average cast has that they will be Just as beneficial
50c on the $100.00 insurance to other people who take them. For
ear. Reference will be furnish- quite awhilo, I was bothered by
request. For the present, ad- dizzy and nervous spells and I frequently
had poins in my sides and
D. E. BONF.Y, Manager, hips. Seeing Doan's Kidney Pills
Yorkville, S. C. advertised, I got a supply and I had
?mmmm?mnot taken them lotlg before I was
tsJBea F bor sa^e by dealers. Price 50
| | [j || cents. ^ Fo^ster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
I $ | Teachers' Examination. !
4* ?i 8 | | > nf*xt regular teachers' ex- I
wg.'-a^H ?in As* n * a * amination will bo hold in the court
u 'i S a H house Friday, May 2, 1013. opening
ft ij ?\ q lid i at 0 a. in. and closing at 4 p. in.
(T*' ' '* '< fj f? All applicants will please he on time
1 I IBB ? examination must cIobo
^ strictly at the hour stated.
i || >J y y li | County Superintendent of Education, j
Schedules Southern Railway. I
Virw i.f On' 3 ' N. B.?Schedule figures published i
Roval Ivp^vvriter *1 . m .. . . r
Dry at Hartford Conn. X i as information only and are not
C 1") \ ?! ! guaranteed. Effective Sept. 15, 1912. I
\ 3 1 Daily departure from Lancaster: I
I . \ S No. 113?10:05 a. m. for Rock ,
^Itt'rSr/iiiiBjS 1 *i mil and way stations.
; 1 Jr .?! -? ./# 1 No. 118?8:31 a. m. for Camden, i
('ol ii in bio and way stations.
No. 114 2:00 p m. for Camden,
'^VColumbia, Charleston and way staU?No.
117?7:48 p. m. for Rock
"*"* i Hill, Yorkville and way tatlons. AIbo
Charlotte, Washington, Philadelphia
ot th.- R' \ I is nnc nf the d N York
and mo--1 important t\pu* . ? ? . ,
ininui.tctiirinR coi?< rrns in E. McCiGO, A, O. P. A.f Golurn.
I with Iiniiiiitn-ii r. sourc. S bia, S. C.; W. H. Caffey, D. P. A.,
iplc amlitv. othrm* rvcry ^c? r?
ii'n of d' alinw' with a high* .harleston, S. C.
lusiness in titution.
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le best; here
lead. R?.H ' AI I\ Mini mi
rvery stenogII
| ULU LNbLftJ
Wintliroi
initiating or correcting. I
r.R TABLE. Found only |? I ||*
icress to all margin and IlOCK 111
rr and great convenience.
i:r fingers. This % I 4 X/ rl1 I
uyal, permits writing to y H L J ? w
n of writing, making . .
ing of the paper, the JSpOClUl
ire which is admitted
the marvel among all At 3:30 p. m. and 8:30
ration, for alignment Queen Elizabeth to Kenilwc
orate festivities provided by
a r> i ?> the entertainment of the Gi
>yal DOOk tacular maneuvers of mountt
ued. ?2 pages, heauti- i representations of dances ar
it u important that you i jn the Elizabethan Age. Se
red of a machine or not. ... . . . .. .
will tase part tn the perform
upon which we want to beautiful Robin Hood drama
litv to I'ive this maehina
A .nwother i^ ln?r, BotJJ performances in a
ed for Model l on the college green. Reduce
i. No extn. trains returning in all direct
formance. Tickets for both
V <><> nt reserve seat tickets addre
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Lancaster & Chester Ry. Co.
Schedule in Effect March 3rd 1912.
Eastern Time.
WESTBOUND
Lv. lifincaster 6:00a?3:3 Bp
Lv. Fort Lawn 6:30a?4:08p
Lv. Richburg 6:55a?4:43p
Ar. Chester 7:30a?6:20p
EASTBCUND
Lv. Chester 9:30a?6:45p
1 v, Illcliburg .. . .10:20a?7:26p
Lv. Bascomville. . ..10:30a?7:36p
Lv. Fort Lawn .. ..11:00a?7:60p
Ar. Lancaster 11:30a?8:16p
| Connections?Chester, with Southern,
Seaboard and Carolina ft
Northwestern Hallways.
Fort Lawn, with Seaboard Air
Line Railway.
Lancaster, with Southern Railway.
A. P. McLURE, Supt.
Rank No. 222.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF
FARMERS BANK & TRUST CO.,
located at Lancaster, S. C. at the
close of business, April 4th, 1913.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. . $134,652.42
Overdrafts 3,623.33
Furniture and Fixtures 2,875.00
Due from Banks and
Bankers 21,067.04
Currency 1,567.00
Gold 897.50
Silver and other Minor
Coin 658.36
Checks and Cash Items 179.36
Total $165,520.00
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock Paid in..$ 50,000.00
Surplus Fund 1,250.00
Undivided Profits, less
Current Expenses and
Taxes paid 5,709.07
Dividends Unpaid.. .. 12.00
Individual Deposits SubJect
to Check 31,347.18
Time Certificates nf
posit.. v. 7. r.. rr. 10,785.09
Cashier's Checks .. .. 416.66
Iiills Payable, including
Certificates for Money
Borrowed 60.000.00
Total $105,520.00
STAT 10 OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County ol Lancaster?ss.
Before mo carae W. H. Mlllen,
Cashier of the above named bank,
who, being duly sworn, says that
the above and foregoing statement
is a true condition of said bank, as
shown by the books of said bank.
W. 11. MILLION.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 10th day of April, 1913.
W. P. ROBINSON,
Notary Public.
Correct?Attest:
E. B. LINOLE,
VV. T GREGORY,
A. B. FERGUSON,
Directors.
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Truins
p. m., depicting the visit of
>rth Castle, with the elab'
the Earl of Leicester for
reat English Queen. Specid
horsemen and pictresque
id sports of rural England y *
ven hundred young women
lances. Presentation of the
,, "Sherwood," in the even,
beautiful out-door stadium
d railroad rates with special
ions after the evening peri
performances $1.50. For
ss Winthrop College, Rock
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