The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 02, 1913, Page 4, Image 4
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One Year $1.50 South
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FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1UI2. on a p
__ ent sti
d iff ere
Did you greet the bill collector Was in
with a May Day smile? posed
pleasui
The weather at last begins to re- 8??d 1
govern
mind us that there may be some liberty
summer after all. to us 1
more r
Is there any reason why you have h
should not work for Lancaster?
There are reasons without number 0
why you should. be alb
wlthou
What of the long-talked of cham- to thin
ber of commerce? Are we ever to rea
. ... , ... come i
have it? If we are, somebody will
have to make a start.
plain.
When you swat flies, burn them c'ear'y
instead of sweeping tliem out where out **5
their eggs are often hatched by the w*len
hot sun. arroga
overrit
The private yacht Sylph is de- and al
clared by The State to be better govern
suited to Woodrow's style of ana- acteris
tomy than Bill Taft's. Czar c
Portlai
We hope the state militia will the a
find the sand hills around Columbia Living:
a cooler place to camp this summer States
than in Columbia itself. care, f
United
"If California only had a Blease," take h
exclaims The Greenville News. jnto ti
Yes, if California only had him in- g0 cotl
stead of South Carolina. your p
dare n
"Everybody altogether for that ^ m
new cemetery."?Waxhaw Enterprise.
Excuse us, please. We are I
trying to pull the other way. rp^e
And what has become of the pub- 1
lie library proposition? We could '<>n< *11
have one as well as Gaffney. Then %V<IS .
let's not rest till the town gives us r,,,inI11
, . tarium
a lot.
"Peopl
Notwithstanding the heavy toll r<"uts ?
death is constantly claiming, the ,)Ut
number of aviators continues to in- 'M> 'ia|
crease. There are at present near- l),M,Ple
ly 2,500 of them. There
all of
Isn't it rather premature for the unliupi
scramble to begin for the position other
on the supreme court bench before peace
there is a vacancy? Justice Woods this va
has not yet resigned. of sou
? hartnoi
Vttorney General Peebles has an- concen
*' ned that he will not be a can- let Hi
xiounv .
... _ for governor. He is wise in being <
didate ... ?
he announcement, because realizii
making * . . . 4 ' ,
he has uOv yet demo?strated what sojoun
kind of an *ltorney *eneral he wil1 h?ve a
make. alter,
our lot
The Time* am*' Democrat of nuioj,
Orangeburg adnaoni??.'*s ^erybody abunda
to look out for their since tjmt e|
the governor has turned "Po?"t'and is our
Ned" loose. What's the us?* whe,? ^ "Giver
ed from Radical rule when a "J"""
ulshed lawyer, afterwards ,a "
' South Carolina's ablest rt,
. . . . , . protective tarif
, was induced by his friends '
to Columbia during the seaI
() vll iL <1
' the legislature when that Tak?. laxative B
ras balloting for judge, his Cough *nd iiondat
jeing before the body. When {Tw^'oro'vI"?,
I
it's Ned's special business? gift.*"
ever pr
A suggestion lias been litadn that pa|ace
Georgia should require the marriage j . '
. ] <111 <1 HO
ceremony to include a vow thai the ,
?A?I <1 III
bride will not shoot her husband | |ri|)ifH
and in view of many recent murders ; ? .
empire
in that state, the suggestion is quite - |jjs
tinie,y- j he tells
If you want to coine to an understanding
with an individual or 1 "l' 111 '
a body of individuals you must get1'""
in touch with them, just as the i
President did a* 1th Congress and as
Mr. Hryan did with the California
, , , ? 1 Piedmo
legislature.
what t
Many names have been suggested ',v
for the place to be made vacant on j"
the supreme court bench and we w'"
suggest that soni" of our able at- 1
torneys who have not won the ' harlet
ermine be elevated to the position. nat'on
Associate Justices Woods, i bench.
Cowan, Fraser, as well as Chief j's UIIS<
Justices Simpson, M< Iver, Jones, i draggii
nun' twi nil,... ~... dirt, ai
|/^I uwpo Utiioi n ? I I U at L" j
Ive members of the bar whftn ele- P?"tlos
vated to the supreme bench. ""
__ party l
A well known tlhesrer county man place
wa killed last week that bis hou?"- Woods
might the more easily t>c robbed. Tine
It wac- known that the old man kept no ina
large sums of money at home. Such be wa
a practice seems quite primitive in recall ;
this day of banks and yet many redeem
peopl are foolish enough to hoard disting
their money thus. It Is never safe one of
and although they may not be rob- judges,
bed or killed for (heir money it is to go
much more to their interest to in- ?1on <,|
vest it where it will not only be safe body v
but will be earning dividends. name 1
" ' ?V AO IIUV Hit*
nee of the things we have of debt- but wo
;i riches our souls, but what account' a,,d- v
true relation to the great ,H> now
of every good and perfect 'l,ls
The greatest man Russia A' ",N ,1V< <,nl
odueed, fount Tolstoi, had a The greatesi
great riches and many high is (lu, wj,ite w
hie friends, but he left them lut(>iy depend.
j assumed the garb and cook .. Anders
of the poor peasants of the whUe man wh(
that he might do some good on noRro labor.
less fortunate fellowmen and
> us that he found more gen- We want Tli
happiness in living among remember what
ban he had ever known be- | \V. S. Lee, like
J. Marlon Sim
caster county.
\\ K AI.SO I'llOTKST. earth if yoi| cl
unite with The Greenville eluded, but lea
>nt In protesting against
hreatens to be a "scramble" If The York'
friends of certain of the cir- rect in its sur
dges for the vacancy which Ned" is "still
created on the supreme tion of Govern'
lench when Associate Jurtice tion arises will
i A Woods tenders his resig- from under tin
to go upon the federal
A scramble for any otflce ^b,> < harlo
semly, but when it comes to Congress to list
.g the judiciary around in the certa,n cotton
id filth of South Carolina ,PBnH tl
it is just simply disgusting ,b<" 1 ?,,on
, Circuit judge Who Will be a "nobody would
0 it is worthy to occupy the <otton fai
now adorned by Justice ')o" 1 svorry y(
ton farmer, coi
was in South Carolina when <(,ns'H,fI,t D" ni
n could be elected Judge if
, . tit platform, Presi
s an active candidate. We
... .. . . pending cotton
1 case ju.-t after the state was
tli tcrt.i i mwl tit
government had better take 0\vn that they
or as The Enquirer says "the Because he
States has no more right to many doubted
im than it would have to go wood could be
he penitentiary after him." interests of th
ne forth, Portland Ned, from people when it
lace of hiding, for Uncle Sam individual int
ot touch you with the great demonstrated
ighty Blease at your back. science that
terest. Mann
IUCH, BUT UNHAPPY. The laUer |g t(
pretty 17-year-old Ramona influence of thi
i, daughter of the millionaire too far away f
sed milk manufacturer, who jn sympathy w
restored to her father after
g away from a private sani- MIXIXCi Bit.
, said, among other things,
e say I am rich, that my pa- We wish to
ire rich. I guess that is true, our farmers t
at does not mean that 1 can article on "Ho
ppy. The daughters of rich this issue, espi
are not always happy." ing:
is much food for thought, for i "I am afraid
us in this statement of the ttKain. I expec
? 11 is ?ot richps ?or !nXJin?ialtakes,e;
externals that guarantee ing, my brcthi
of mind and contentment in corn and other
le of tears. It is rather peace a,H' niake eott
1 that comes with being in j)rosiM* 1 1<>r ?|
ton has already
ly with (lod and His plans cotton market.
ling us. If we would but third of my fa
m work in and through us, to be^ indepe
content with our lot in life, ma^elg
that we are but pilgrims 's
ling here and that we are to thal M
more abundant life hero-'
?.n?|j , ... ... i what he has a
we would be contented with
... , . farmers had b
whether we had little or
for ..ii .i ?o they wo
paro e by just an ordinary. "llu^ ? ,u
I , , . people of the 1
everyday governor would involving myse
not have the effect pointed or for interes
the Yorkville paper, but would be unwi
issued by an executive who 'n .f]1'8 h?U8e?
,e .. ... . I contend t
tes to himself the right to tives of the
le the judicial. legislative house exercisii
II other departments of the people of his <
ment, it may have the char- 'aast unbecomi
tics of a ukase issued by the a The^tim
f Russia. So as long as the laws of t
ml Ned is a "trusty," bearing written for spi
iegis of Governor Coleman ,llon t:aa come
? 4, i? .4 , tion to conve
stone Blease. the United norUptH nf tll
THE LA
KTI,\M) NED'S STATUS. it became knoi
Yorkvllle Enquirer has city, members <
! a legal knot which it seems ofteuse and alt
?k it will take some one more away? nevertln
d than the proverbial "IMiila- helng defeated
a lawyer" to unravel. It is 'n?> appeared
the status of Portland Ned things have ch
he has been paroled by its "tand that it is
Governor Please. Says *or candidate
Inquirer: l?iily to go to
st what will happen in the tablish lieadqu
of the arrest of Portland Ned duct campaigns
United States authorities, we bench and sti
know; but we are inclined to seems to be U)
that legally at least, he is still
the jurisdiction of Governor sake of d<
If the prisoner had been he a serambl
>cipient of an unconditional exalted positioi
i it would have been differ- in , the k
He would have gone into the , .
with a clean slate so far as , ,>ss,on> rather
Carolina is concerned, and , serving as jud
would have been no question ever, there wil
le Sam's right to arrest him J that some on
iroper warrant. Put. the pres- !, ... . ?
it us of the man is very little j <lN-vt'r-s hi Soi
nt from what it was when he j no* seeking t
the penitentiary. He is sup- eieciea t>y tne
to be at liberty only on the
re of the governor and during PRINCIPLE
jehavlor, and so long as the Representati
or is pleased to have him at
without a pardon, it seems woo? of Alaba
that the United States has no ways and mea
iglit to take him than it would house in chai
>ad to go into the penitentiary now on itg
him. The man s relation to
w is very much the same as len taunted
f a trusty convict who might Mann, Ilepub
owed to leave the stockade author of the
t a guard. We are inclined e.,c<>a ?n th?
ik that if this prisoner should "
rrested these questions will ness- replied i
up." "If I could i
NO ASTER NEWS, MAY 2. 1913.
v? II,?t n. was In tl,.. WILSON AGAIN IN
loZ he wfsTurrTea FIGHT FOR REFORI
uless, he came near Greeted with Mueli Knthusiasiu u
, because of his hav- His Return to New Jersey?Si
in Columbia. But uation in the State,
anged and we under- Newark, N. J.f May 1.?Presidei
now a common thing Wilson tonight in two speeches, hei
..... . and at Klizabeth, made good h
s for judgships, not promise to return to New Jersey 1
Columbia, but to es- fight for the reforms which we)
arters there and con- pledged to the people while he wt
3 for positions on the governor, but which failed of a.
complishment since his departui
range to say, nothing for Washington. The President wi
ought of It. But for greeted with cheers and enthusiasi
>PPT1PV if i Viol* A id /-* U lltcv /ir/\te/la
e for 'this high and "It made all my pulses beat,
said the President in his speec
a, let it be engaged ber6i think that I was to com
; and Hie of the pro- to this great county of Essex thi
than by men already wants to govern itself but does n<
ges. We hope, how- * have come, therefore, not to spea
, * , . to you but for you. I have exereii
be no scramble but ed a great self-denial about Ne
e of the many able Jersey. My great temptation i
ith Carolina who is choosing a summer home was to pitc
he position will be my *ent where I used to. But thei
. - . is going to be a contest for governc
legislature. ln j^ew jer8e> next summer and
did not want anybody to think
AliOYK DOLLARS. wanted to boss the job. I have n
ve Oscar W. Under- candidate for governor but I am 01
chairman of the posed to whomever is desired b
. . ' , certain gentlemen. I don't want t
ns committee of the
see any governor privately ownei
ge of the tariff bill i*m going to New Hampshire ne)
issage in that body, summer but New Hampshire is i
I by RepresentaU-'e telegraphic communication wit
_ New Jersey. Any one who wants 1
lican floor leader. Rnow ^ l t^lnk ran learn b
bill, with being "en- asking.
iron and steel busi- HOPEFUL INSTRUMENT.
,y saying: "Hut I want to say a few wore
. ' . about the Democratic party. I war
? m w? .X ???" everybody to realize that I have n<
it it Ui im U| been taken in by the results of tli
if States without ,ast natlonal election. The counti
If as a special P[ead- did t Democratic in Novembe
ds in my distric I u w impos8lble for it to go R<
orthy of my position publlcan> because it could not te
4 which kind of Republican to go. Tli
j represents- only hopoful and united instrumer
^eop e stand in this through whicb lt could accomplta
ig the Power to tax its purp08e was the DemocVatl
m i S?at P?rty There were certain thin*
f i .f " which we want done, the counti
nterest in these mat- 8ald not certaln porKons elevate.
!??. pas8ed^when There were certain things we war
i |C| i1 r% . . demonstrated, such as that the goi
ecial interests; when ernment of the United States cantu
and ask for legisla- be controlled by private interest
r dollars from the Now tbe Democratic party is goin
e masses into their to have a t at maklng the8e thlne
may grow rich. successful and If not we're not g<
is a millionaire Jng to have another try."
whether Mr. Under- The President applied his refei
able to stand for the ence to the national election, to tli
, , state situation, innicating that if tli
e great body of the Democratic party in the state dl
would affect his own not redeem its pledges, includin
erests, but he has jury reform, the people might tr
, , onnll,?> ? 1 14 I 1 ?? I- '
n- .""uiuoii oi i nomas ?i. tjiynuru, and
ichedule, saying, that brother to It. Lee, better known n
I he hit harder than "Hob who l|as been dea
- ,, ,, about 25 years. I wrote this so thf
or the South. |M!(>ple niay not ,niHlf>(|
Mirself al>out the cot- i have just gotten in a choc
ntemporary. He is a given to one of our truek growei
locrat. He is in full by Mr. VV. F. Bennett, and notk
Hi the Democratic somo nioro Produce 011 depot th
morning marked to Mr. Bennet
Ident Wilson and the This trucker speaks in the highet
schedule and he Is terms of Mr. Bennett, and as i
go the "whole hog " Rancaster as a market. Tills is, c
.1 and suffered long course, Pb>a?iu? to me.
.. . n ... V cry truly yours,
a high Republican RICHARD LOUIS CLYIU'RN.
f. Summerfleld, Fla., April 29.
Cold In One Day I>lles Cured In 6 to 14 Days
KOMO Quinine. It atopa the 1 Vo,T. dnntat*! will refund money if pAI
;lic and works off the Cold. I OJNT.MKNT fails to cure any rn.r of Itchin
morn y if it fails to cure. I Mdnd, PteedinKor Protruding Piles in6to 14 da*
iiril .tiirc on each t>ox. 2.Sc. he first application gives K??e and Kent. 5(
mai ne nas a eon- i""1"*;"1 puny in me ne:
, w i election,
is above sell in- Mr. Wilson declared that whe
is just the opposite, the Democratic party in New Jerse
00 much under the three years ago had come into pov
1 special interests and er- everybody wondered if Ahe ol
, . , gang would run it. but it did no
rom the people to be 8peaber said that when li
ith them. was preparing to go to Washingto
from the governorship, he was tol
\INS WITH THH that "the old gang would com
SOI li. back."
.. . CONDITIONS AT TRENTON,
all the attention ot ,.j (jj(1 not believe it," he cot
0 Mr. J. E. Craig's tinued, "until I saw it. Once mot
me Water Works" in that bulky form of the gentlema
cially to the follow- who used to personally lead th
New Jersey legislature into disgraci
reappeared on the very tloor of th
people will go crazy legislature, that great system wit
t to see cheap cotton a pig snake-like 'a,' that grey
ss Providence comes sneaking, whispering system had ei
1 hand. Take warn- tablished itself in Trenton."
en. plant plenty of Th? President used a quantity c
things on the farm adjectives to describe the "gang
on a side line. The amj charged that the system ha
large acreage in cot- been so corrupt as to permit gran
had its effect on the juries to indict at strategic moment
1 work about one- an(j they can withhold grand jurie
rm in cotton and try front indicting when all is quiet an
ndent with what I yOU know that the mastery of cei
tain gentleman in this state* woul
known all over the be impossible if the things they di
r Craig has consis- were subject to the dispassionat
judgment of grand juries,
tor many years past President was unsparing i
dvised above. If all |tjs attack on the 11 asseinblyme
eon doing the same from Essex county who were oppoi
uld not only be out 'n8 juJT reform. ?
, , . . . . "It is a disgrace," he said, ami
uld have a good bank appiaUse, "to the judicial system o
vhat is better, would (),o state and Union and I come her
what Senator Smith to protest as a representative Amei
caching for years, lean citizen that these things shoul
, ... . not be allowed to exist."
s for their cotton.
President Wilson buttled hard tc
; , night in two speeches at Newar
slavery in the world an(j Elizabeth to wrest New Jerse
oman who is abso- politics from what he termed
i'iit on her negro "resumption of control by Jir
on Mail. Or the a,,d tho old Po"tlcal ma
chine.
o is dependent up
Too Many Itnr-Kooma in llaltiiuor
City,
le Anderson Mail to Baltimore, April 30.?At mid
it well knows, that night tonight approximately 16
Andrew Jackson and Baltimore bar-rooms will close fo
s wa.-' born in Ban- Bood, because of the refusal of th
' , ' , . ' liquor license board to renew tliel
ou <:,n r'a'm licenses. Taking the stand lha
house, lto< k Hill in- there were too many saloons in th
ve Bee unto us. city, the board began a crusade c
elimination which touched ever
Hlle Enquirer is cor- section of the city. The loes in ta
mise that "Portland revenue will amount to about $160
within the Jurisdic
r?r Blease," the ques- Floridian Explains.
he ever come forth Editor News:?1 have been r<
at jurisdiction? quested to make a statemen
through the columns of your papc
tte Observer wants to the effect that I, R. L. Cljbun
ten to the protests of who wrot? iiTlUh' to y?'?r }n
per several days ago, am not R. Be
buyers in New Or- | ('jyburii, but am tiie youngest so
^V.ViV.V.V.V.V/.V.V,
t i s44 hon
- ! EVERY Di
!? j YourMon
1 | works pi
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JJ * OiV/3 DO/.MR 1
.o ' interest, eomponi
iy ycura amount to t
! ! Dollars and Thirt
la 0
it W? pay you 4 pe
>t you deposit with t
ie J ?very six months.
* . i?- row Just like ?or
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ie ,
iho j The First
;s *
i : of
it i*
' CRMS 0 JONES.
f- m
>t , President.
3. * R E WYUE.
K , Vice-President
[8 ,*
r- ie
d FROM OTHER PAPEf
g
y
ct Peace In Europe is still 1
?Atlanta Journal.
n
,y Every person who dies of
fever is murdered by ignorai
d wilful carelessness.?Will
t Star.
ie *
n Another "infant industi
(j South Carolina is being ac
ie the railroad suit industry?
ing of newspapers for dam
Newberry Observer.
e As we seem to be the onl
! The foul murder of an as
's 11 ?-iir Cornwell Thursday cvri
' the purpose of robbery emj
"!t afresh the folly of hoard!
money in one's house. Sue
" , tiees encourage crime, and
have been numerous inurd
! South < Jarollna within tho p
j months that were committee
~~ Lame back Is usually cui
rheumatism of tho muscles
:f> back, for which you will fin
ing bettor than Chamt
? Liniment. For sale by all
n paper in this country now in
l(, in the matter, we deem it o
to report that Horace Fletcl
g finished his Christmas dimu
jj heating tlie record of last j
four days, six hours, seven a
fifth minutes.?News and (
Just to think, poor Ed Del
to be sued for $25,000 di
,1 And he wore u red and blue
(j the last Press Association,
H he was not able to buy auotl
;s ?Westminster Tribune. V
('j afraid he will be there th
with none at all on.?Gr
,1 Piedmont.
d
e The opinion appears to pr<
some quarters that newspap
? are plutocrats. Some fello
? in Cherokee county is suin
GafTney Ledger for $25,000
ing libel as the ground of h
,1 plaint. It is difficult to und
,f how it would be possible to
e libellous matter about a m;
imagines that a country ne>
,t has $25,000.?Rock Hill Her
Governor Blease last week
k ed a parole to James Join
y yeggman, serving a ten-yei
a tenee in state prison. Si
n morning the governor sei
Johnson to come to his ofhet
eral officers who had papers
arrest waited outside for Jo
return. IJlease warned one t
4 officers that if lie laid hun
Johnson he would be withoul
I" Then the governor walked
0 the office leaving Johnson
r unguarded, all the doors opi
e prisoner calmly walked out a
r appeared. llow long oh pe
it South Carolina, how long?
e haw Enterprise.
>f
An exceedingly rare volum
ten by Jerome of Brunsw
' Franciscan monk, proves t]
mint pulep is of Dutch orlgii
the information of those
julepists. The Montgomery
>- liser, The Baltimore Sun a
it | Norfolk Virginian-Pilot, we p
ir reverend father's recipe:
i, ' herb should be chopped and
i- led in the myddest of the Ma
e should be taken three times ;
it i in the mornyng, at none r
a nyght, dronke of the same,
is tyme an ounce and a half
d with three ounces of goode
it | wine coinforteth the colde ;
| and warmeth it agayne.
k State.
u I
?- ^ .
i*ttii?*ttt ******
m J\ "V/HEN IT !
%M IS IN THE i*
r> a *.TW :r
U/aii i% :
y
>ut in oui4 hank at it per eent '
idetl every year, will in 2(H) J
hree Hundred and Sixty \ine
y Six Cents?&H(H).it(i* >
r eent interemt on the money *
ts nnd compound the interest J
Your money in our hunk will J
n <loes.
????????? ?????? ???? *
: National Bank j
LANCASTER.
? M. CROXTON.
Cashier #
? CURTIS ?ACX?T, >
Ass't Cashier
* * > < * t % tf tf > t ?
because some individual had not exic
ercised proper judgment, but had
hoarded up money in his homo in
stead of placing it in the bank. ~
balking Tbere may be many individuals In *
Chester county who are making a
similar mistake and encouraging the
tyDhoid covetously-disposed to commit robnce
and bery> an<1 ev'en murder; but if there
, . are such with the terrible murder
of John Q. Lewis vividly before
them they should at once place
rv" in ^eir treasure In the bank, where It
i iert tr> w111 not OQly be safe, but will earn
the su- Jntere8t-?Chester Reporter,
tages.?
RESULTS TELL
y newsterested
ur duty -llu>rt, (un l)e \G i>oul>t About the
lier has
;r, thus Results in Lancaster.
rear by
nd one- _ ?
JouriiT. Results tell the tale.
t
- . All doubt is removed.
"amp is
images. The testimony of a Lancaster
sock to cUl2rn
because
ler pair Can be easily investigated.
?e are
is time What better proof can he had?
eeuville .
W. S. Langley, contractor and
builder, Kim St., Lancaster, S. C.,
evail in says: "My back ached Intensely
er men an<j. my kidneys were disordered.
g ?T\u' Sidney secretions passed Irregularlv
and WOP? nnnatiimL 1
, - ? -- is
com- a supply of Doan's Kidney Pills
erstand from Crawford Bros.' Drug Store
m''w'ho anc* n?t take them long to revspapor
"eve me. My kidneys are low in
aid. a normal condition. The pains and
aches have loft me."
grant- when Your Back is Lame?Re- - f
11 son, a ^
ar sen- member tho Name. Don't simply ^
aturday J ask for a kidney remedy?aek die- ' V"
it for tinetly for Doan's Kidney Pills, the
!'forSj^~ same that Mr. Langley had?the
hnson's remedy hacked by home testimony.
>f these 60e at all stores. Foster-Mil burn
ds on Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
t a Job.
'aione! Lancaster & Chester Ry. Co.
>11. The Schedule In Effect Maroh 3rd WIS.
md dls- Eastern Time,
ople of WESTBOUND
?Wax- Lv. Lancaster 6:00a?3: 3 5 p
Lv. Fort Lawn 6:30a.?4: Otp
Lv. Klchburg 6:65a?4:43p
e writ- Ar- Che8ter 7:30a.?5:20p
ick, a EASTBGUNJ>
hat the Lv. Chester ?:3 0??6:46p.
a. For Lv. Klchburg .. . . 10-:20a?7:26a
demon Lv. Baseomvllle. . ..10:30a?7:36|>
Adver- Lv. Fort Lawn .. ..11:00a?7:60p
nd The Ar- Lancaster 11:30a?8:16?
;ive the Connections?Chester, with South"The
prn> Seaboard and Carolina A
dyaiyl- Northwestern Hallways,
ye, and Port Lawn, with Seaboard Air
a (iaye; Line Railway.
in(j Lancaster, with Southern Railway,
at eche A P- MeLURE, Supt.
myxed ~~
whyte Schedules Southern Railway.
to make Premier Carrier of the South.
N. B.?Schedule figures published
as information only and are not
guaranteed. Effective Sept. 16, 1911. ?'
< <1 man j Daily departure from l^ancaster:
ling for' No. 113?10:06 a. m. for Rock
jhuslzeM Hill and way stations,
eg up No. 118?8:31 a. m. for Camden,
!i prac-j Columbia and way stations.
there . No. 114?2:00 p. m. for Camden,
or> in ! Columbia, Charleston and way staast
few tlons.
1 solely No. 117 ? 7:48 p m. for ilock
Hill, Yorkville and way tatlous. Also
used by Charlotte, Washington, Philadelphia
of the ; and Now York,
d noth-| * E. Mcflee, > . O. P. A.. Columierlatn'8
ble, 8. W H. Cftffey, D. P. A., Ml
dealers. Charleston, S. C