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Idltor above every other voice i
Carolina, as he has gone It
MENT: among us teachiug and |
an<* false doctrines to our pe<
p
diing beard in Columbia at
The ference for the Common C
The that respect the conferem
The from many other gatherin
I Od]
? have heretofore been held
u South "nabs of protection aud
i and out have been a blessing to us
preaching there are who give promi;
aple, was usefulness when they h
the Con- 'nto full maturity,
lood. In ' Our need then is for
ce differs trees" and less mistleto
gs which uess appeals to us ra
I in this Inertia, sturdiness rathe
st An e/Miut piin(|/Mi r
influence
i all. Others ?ld Sa^u li?v?r ta*'
?Greenville Piedmont,
se of a like
ave grown Couldn't the House n
hall hearing noiseless'
more "big ^>?8^e.
Useful- if you are a gtj
ther than don't be surprised if
ir than d?- takes you.?News and
'of hnr than
B8 a vacation. | : SLY
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under Act of Congress
March 3, 1879^
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FRIDAY, AUGUST, 8, 111
the stale, mere nave neen ie>
. C., meetings other than politl
1 ?' palgns every two years, th<
ty-to-couuty shows where e:
i: reaches the fever pitch am
and prejudice hold sway
, .fi.50 men have from year to y
' ' 7,f*? assembling vast multitudes
and have, by every art kno\
politician, so played upon tl
v, u any, uv? ? .
cal cam- absorption. The mistletoe
>se coun- j us harm instead of good,
(citement us overtime. We cauuo
1 passion selves of the annoyance o
A few i?g perhaps, but let the
ear been man" we know be a war
of men jto beware of all such part
ni to the
heir feel- | A COMMON FAU
I Nothing cheers the h
e man does ' a8 when the Democi
He works crows "McAdoo-flle?
t rid our- , State. "
f his cling- J aU t^e candldate8
"mistletoe atay jn the race an all-'
ning to us meeting will not be sufi
lsltes. all of them a chance tc
tor Watchman and Sot
L<T. What's a fellow to (
for governor | J
day campalgu V 'Pf-JIT #^*1
Relent to give 1 111^ J
) talk.?Sum- *
; THE S
lo? Too hot I-'
IAIN or FORT
rRONGESTOI
S^|:
'UNE.I
(AIN p
?Weather forecast for
Carolina: Occasional showe
day and Saturday; warmer ir
portion Friday.
i 1
Make Monday, August 11,
letter day.
Come to town and join the
Association.
South i,1K9 as to ma^e t'iem unm
rs Fri- l'ie rea* issue, while th<
i north cajoled them into the bel
they, who are seeking only t
poltica! advancement, are tli
a, red .inj champions of the peo
long have campaign meetii
\lfalfa t'1C ollly Bothering places.
* ' ' forum has been wanted a
indful of ! The following from a
ey have torial in The Newberry O!
lef that titled "Mighty Poor F
heir own equally as applicable to
e friends "Every town has its fau
pie. Too of this town is the tendi
hflfln many to try to pull down |
are trying to rise, instead
Another them a helping hand,
tid sadly seems to have it in for his
r~ ? *.1 i_ <i nil thn nmnlinr nf
recent edl- to work and no money
hnnrvar en- cation; not even a wate
oTicv " I. ,r""> whlch to ga,h,'r
sufficient to pull throu
Lancaster: grind.?Kershaw Era.
Its. A fault
ency of so A Minnesota man g<
people who son from his socks. N<
of lending people will probably lo
Everybody as further vindication o
'enemies;' in not wearing them
nlpa1 snmp Piedmont
to take a va
irmelon patch
eh"uie'daUy * WHEN I
!: KNC
at blood pol- ,
orUj Carolina *
ok upon this ;
f their action >!
.?Greenville "
" Tf onn
OF .ALL.
TS IN THE BAN!
>W ITS SAFE !
.? ~~ c e r?*i u
vTOU j
?,1 i?i,^ in
The boll weevil may be lit
he's loud all right.
Other farmers have made
on alfalfa. Why not do likew
Remember the farmers' Ins
soon to be held in this county
can't afford to miss them.
iieeueu, in ?uitu men, iiui,
tie but own sa^e> but for the saki
love they bear their fello
may come together aud
money Quietly and dispassionately
'ise? needs and the methods of
those needs, that this state
ititutes a better, happier and freer i
. You wealth, one in which no one
ality shall dominate the r
IUI lIltMI MUH1MV. V? VMV.
p of the dewberry meu have is
marvelous."
w men, . , . ..
And again, the same a
consider
on to say:
'' 1 1 "It isn't right from a
meeting polut. It lsn-t falr An(]
may be policy. Internecine strugg
common- sort destroy community in
person-' conimun'ty sPirit. How c:
, . work together for the con
est, but
perfectly
T. R. is reported to
rtlcle goes organized four regime
teer cavalry of tlie roui
in Arizona, New Mexico
uy stand- Texas in readiness to
I it is bad on the first word of w
;les of this peeled that somethli
iterest and brewing when the Co
an citizens quiet.?Columbia Itecor
imon good
1,1111 Hnu'ti ? V. l_l .? ??
* * ?W j tai
have Quietly J only one dollar
ats of volurf- >; you had that 01
;h rider type
and western J you would hav<
SfVttS | Ninety-Three I
iK must be J lar9 were a lint
lonel was so V
d. >; dollar bill, that
|*| Make your dep<
0 a^u uuc ui )uur lureittiuei's it
at 5 per cent, compound interesl
le dollar and the compound inte
1 Seventeen Thousand, Two Hu
dollars?$17,293. If each one of
c in a chain and each link the 1
chain would be over a mile and j
jsit NOW. We will pay vou 4 t
C&U UilllM'U
t and today 1*1
rest on it, t*|
ndred and K]
these dol- Kj
enjfth of a l*I
i half Ion*?. |*|
>er cent in- 1*1
f
Mr. A. G. Smith of the
States department of agrlcultu
tell you how to grow alfalfa.
Henry Lane Wilson did ta
much and there are others 111
who should also be silenced.
"Shave with a Charlotte r
where all alike shall enjoy t
United ings of an awakened unders
re will The Conference for the
Good is remarkable institut
it the people themselves may
lk too the|r problems, feeling that
te him an(j tjie most unselfish thou
be given towards the solu
,,, tnese problems. No person
agor!" .
U 11V7U VUOJ ?* V> V* ???0 vw
he bless- one another?"
itandiug. We agree with our con
Common perfectly. Besides dosti
ion. To own and our neighbor's
go with happiness, the habit of wh
the best tacks on the character of
ight will my," is hardly productive
tion of our community. There <
al ambi- eo-operation among men
F"" " " f 1 UO puy DlUiailB Ul
join In the congress for
itemporary good to be held In Co
nvliif? our start a campaign for st
hygiene. The physiclar
peace and professional man that
olesale at- who sits up at night tn
' an "ene- up a plan to work him
of good to J?b- He never lets a cl
teach people how to s
-an ?? no he may not have tl
who are making them well. In
' Biuie are 10 |<| ,
the common * terest and com]
ilutnbia and '
mitation and
i is the only J
we know of V
flng to think Y"> (
Belf out of a # I hp L 1
lance pass to X llV X J
tay well so
lie trouble of y
his work he |*i
pound the interest every six mor
irst National I
OF LANCASTER.
iths. |:j
I i /
*ank i|
:] *
says The Charlotte Observer,
much. We prefer to let our
grow.
Let nothing keep you at
Monday. You will learn much
than you know now abou
"mortgage lifter."
To further make good our
tiuus may ue sauneu uy mis 1
beard ference> Its purpose Is fin
l>roader than that. "Bear ye
other's burdens," was the :
home pcrmost In the minds of the i
t more launched ttiis movement. II
t the the common good," as distil
from individual benefit. T1
it should appeal to all good
right If the conference is to
new con- always striving to take i
ler and good name of a fellow cl
i one an-'stead of tearing down,
Idea up- strive to build up? Bet
lien who character for yourself ri
t is "for try to hurt the reputatioi
iguished imaginary enemy.
lerefore,
citizens. Jenny Lind's voice, it
accom- could soothn th?* savaare hn
away the contradicts every knowr
tizen In- business world. But tl
. ' follow more closely the
v J 110 ample of Him who wa
ter build Great Physician.?Flort
ither than
ii of some Wanted?Expert mi
to work Japanese, Mexl<
guan, British, Venezuel
? man problems. Apply.
Is said, care of Wyatt Aiken,
past it is C.?Anderson Mail.
i rule of the ... ,
tien, he does J (Under Direct !
ru and ex- V
is called the
Mice Times. ?" ? ? <
ithematiclaii, ' ... ,
:an. Nlcarau- wl? relatives
an and Ger- v M"> \ A Courtne
Uncle Sam, Va" Wy?k- ?
Washington. J- Carn*8
Miss Effle, have rHun
Supervision of the United States G<
mountains of North
y is visiting at i Mrs. Boykin and
; of Boykin are vlsi
and daughter, Jones,
ned home from Miss Mabel Hail<
Dvernment.) J V
Carolina,
little daughters
Iting Mrs. D M.
i of Liberty Hill
to the slogan, "Lancaster L
let's have the first county Conf
for the Common Good.
An Oklahoma editor has be
. vored with the appointment o
Ister to Venezuela. Probabl;
name, McGoodwin, brought hin
Although the weather has
eads," plish all for which it was d
erence we in each county must do c
After deciding upon the pro|
and arranging a comprehenf
ien fa- gram, we should call a me
f min- Lancaster "for the commoi
y his of the county. Let's have sc
1 luck, gestions from our readers it
to this conference. We all
heen , _. -
lesigned, to be hoped that Johnny's
>ur part, the same effect in Mexico.
per time
live pro- A CARD FROM COLONEL
eting at
l good" Expresses His Appreeiatio
ime sag- Assistance Rendered at i
1 regard Last Week,
feel the To the Etut0r of The New
will have Mississippi hank d
growing markedly ever
_ that the boll weevil is
SI?RI\'<;s How so? Why, the fa
been forced to diverslf;
behold, they are mon
n of the than ever before!?The
the Wreck Herald.
We notice that Candid
s: in his SDeech. as renort?=
a visii 10 toiuuiia.
leposits are ? ^r- Luther Osbt rui
y year, now 0a-? has returned hom
in the state. hy ^r* J* C. Carina
irmers have ^ow'6ll, who will gpe
y crops and, there visiting relative
3 prosperous Mr. Editor, e?>ii arc
Spartanburg a ???(1 dinner with ui
CREEK
late Rembert ?
d at FMlhort SDecial to The News.
Is with Miss Olad;
9 of Vellvllle. brief visit,
e, accompanied i Miss Rrite Moble
and Wesley as book-keeper wltl
md two weeks key.
>s. ! Miss Lillian Htn
>und and enjoy for Richmond, Va.,
8. j visit friends.
) Miss Nannie Ore
' from a stay of sevei
sister, Mrs. Luther
Tabernacle section.
ya Twitty for a
y has a position
1 Mr. L. J. Macaon
recently left
, where ahe will
nsliaw returned
ral days with her
Carnea, of the
unusually warm this summon
have had very little sicknei
Lancaster, for which we slioi
verv thankful.
/
"i Senator Tillman and all oth
\ vocates of the protection of the
' are eminently right. What
citizen wants to have his vote
ueeu 01 it. write us youi
we about it and let's all work
3s In for tjie iarRe8t and most rep
lid be tive gathering of men and
ever assembled in Lancastt
member it is for the comm
er ad- , ..
. . of all.
ballot
good
killed THE MISTLETOE MA!
views I t^ke this means of giv
together expression of my sincere
iresenta- tion of tlie very prompt, kii
women an<* e^c'ent a'd aa(i servic
ed to those who were inju
sr. He- wrecit on tile l,_ & c. r.
on good Hooper's creek on the 30t
Without tliis assistance l
people generally it would
impossible for proper aid
V. tauce to have been given
ing public devotes a good deal of tn
apprecia- ing the newspapers,
id, hearty, We hope that Mr. Re
es render- going to make that the
red in the campaign. It may wi
lilway at again, particularly when
h of July, have been exceedingly i
from the candidate, but it is o
have been .ands that Colonel Irby
and assis- wins only once in a wl
these uu- We would be very sorr
Anninnirrti /a t tv\n /I
aie to attack- Creek. Aug. 7.?W
plenty of rain and the
mbert is not in this part of the co
issue of his Mr. and Mrs. Dixo
n now and Hnmer art visiting r<
i newspapers section,
infair to the Mr. B. H. Plyler n
ne of those Glenn and Ernest, ai
used to say Heath Spring, this wc
llle at least. Mr. W. H. Grahan
y to see an- is visiting Ills broth
1 ?
e are having Mrs. Janle Rallai
s crops are Hue Pa,<1 n flying visit
untry. Mrs. Frazler McMa
n Williams of Miss Ruby Lee Ci
ilatlves In this been visiting her i
Crenshaw, went hoi
md little sons, companled by her c
re visiting at Crenshaw.
>ek. I Mrs. Mattle Jol
a of Charlotte Prancl-daughter, An
er, Mr. J. P. visiting at Lancaste
d of Rock Hill
to her daughter,
kin. Tuesday,
enshaw, who has
?unt, Mrs. W. F.
ne Thursday, aclousin,
Miss Vera
mson and little
nle Mobley, are
r and the county
oy an niegai one:
The ends sought by the C
eg once for the Common Good d
And favor with the politicians
jkhfe hv the way. were decidedly i
minority at the meeting of
Carolinians in Columbia this
War with Mexico would
Mr. M. I). Harllee, in a 1
onfer- ^ie ^orence Daily Times, d
lo not vei*>' cleverly a type of man
i, who to l,e found in every commu
n the ca,ls h,m the "Mistletoe Mi
South characterizes him as one
week, nloft and finds fault with th<
are trying to do something."
have a fungus growth and, lik
pftor tn lull4lc ycupio. i no j
on the train who were so
[escribes as to escape injury, and ins
ivhirh i? who were Painfully but u<
ly injured, did most hero
alty. He jn relieving the pain and si
in" and their more unfortunate f<
vho sits sengers. The people of t
ose wj10 diate neighborhood, both
colored, came promptly to
He is an(j ren(ier0(i very valuabls
e that doctors, nurses, and citizen
? wiiici \ uiu^ai^ii \j i ui uw
fortunate personalities and we hf
iny others dtdates will discuss 1
)t serious- thing for the construct
iic service ment of our state.?New
lfTerlng of and News.
>llow pas
he imrae
?S COUNTY N
8 general
DiiiiBniB nuu uranani.
>pe the can- Miss Jazle Roberts
ssues, some- ter the past week.
Ive develop- Mrs. Mary Blackm
berry Herald a while with her s
( Blackmon, of Bethlehf
DRY CKE1
EWS Special to The News.
Dry Creek, Auk. 1
visited Lauras- 1 Miss Flossie i
i spending a week w
on s spending friends at Lanrastei
on, Mr. J. D. Thursday, aecompi
;m. iJohn Adams.
I An interesting n
c<k Ion at the Baptist
plare and Is being
| Lily Bumess Cre
I ed fifteen of her litt
?The health Wednesday evening
Crenshaw, after
1th relatives and
r, returned home
anted by Mrs.
leetlng Is going
church at this
largely attended.
nshaw entertainle
friends on last
from 4:30 until
p- pleased some ardent patriots, v
a peaceful settlement, see no ?
tunity left of serving their co
They should remember that
\ should remember that peace,
also, has her victories.
The Greenwood Daily Jc
seeks thus to comfort its ret
"Cheer up, cooler weather is
/ho in other parasite, the mistleto
jppor- his life to the vitality, the en
untry. and the unselfishness of the
peace, which he clings,
also. There are mistletoe men
castor, just as there are els
men who have never done c
urnal of constructive work for th
iders: but are living upon the w
nrom- ntUara
e, owes ly of the city of Chester
terprise rounding country respond
, , ' rail for aid with heart and :
,(>( -v ? could not bo surpassed.
vices rendered by the doc
in Lan- nurses at the hospital and
e where, pathy of the people gene
)ne lick Prpsse<i 'n nrts of hindnef
ns words of cheer and co
e town, appreciated, I know, by t
ork of were so unfortunate as to
? ~ e< 1 Pnr these nets of kin
and surRd
to the PLEASANT HI
seal whtefl
The ser- Sp00iai to The News,
tors and . .fin ? ?
tho Svm. Pleasant Hill, Aug. 7
... enee Cauthen spent a fe
is as well relatives at Bethune th<
" Mr. L. F. Robertson
hose who 8P?nt onp da>' ,n Sumter
tl infnr Misses Lula and Paull
(Inoss and Greenwood Orphanage t
of this community
I'Ij. The crops look exceed
have been blessed wit
| Mr. and Mrs. M. J
familv visited at the h<
?Mr. t lar- Mrs 0 H noU Sundc
w days with Miss Mae Caskey
? ,We n Martha Wren Bell Su
and family Mr and Mrs w p
last week. son Hazeli visited M
ne Twitty of A Cauthen Sunaay.
ire spending Miss Pauline Mat!
Is very good. '>:;i<>. tne occasion 1
Ingly well and I birthday. A water
h a shower. and afterwards Ice
Greene and and cake were sei
ame of Mr. and Rlrls by Misses
ly. Ruby and Vera C
' visited Miss present were: Eddl
nday. Annie Grace Moble;
Crenshaw and Sarah Watson, Jua
r. and Mrs. J. zabeth Small, Gle
Crenshaw, Mildred
his SDent the Clark, Myrtle and
?elny her seventh ?;fl|
melon feast first
d tea. lemonade
ved to the little S
Vashtl Maekey,
renshaw. Those
e Lou Hammond,
y. Mayo Maekey,
nlta Bruce, Elinnlo
and Clyde
and Dorothy
Annie Mnhlev
lsed for this week." But rem*
that promises are like pie rrus
i.ecially those made by the w?
man. . a.
" AH
Live V ;.
parmers
ground
smber ceive, nothing to give?saA
<t, es- cism. It does seem that au<
rather never having contributed oi
own time and substance, w
least refraim from finding fai
those who have given freely '
common good." Not only a
unwilling to do their part b
jare actually jealous of the ni
fS i-u a c" * * - ? ? ? ? ?
H(U expressions of sympathy 1
cerely grateful. I trust t
h men, w^n ^id t|jP kindly serv
their each and every one take t
ould at expression to them persons
ult with slnCPre appreciation and
Very respectfully,
for the LEROY SP
re they j ________________
ut they .j,\p,\XESE C3REET AMI1.?
ion who
r o oir. a while with their ri
hat those Mr. ami Mrs. 9. I. Caul
toes will ReV" and MrS" A
. , ' ?? and children of Mulllm
My of my ?' ""> >
gratitude! "T,r Joh? Da? ca.k,
n.Kjpq ter visited his brother,
Caskey, this week.
? Mr. and Mrs. 9. Beckl
LSSADOR. turned home Friday fr
visit to Mr. and Mrs. J.
ana-parents, wee|[^nj at her brot
n? . . Mathls, of I,ancar?er.
Beckham MJss Norma cauth
?V r n urday night with Miss
Heck- Ml88 Vera crenshavi
, _ with Miss Wren Bell.
y m tftnc m" Mr w- 3 Cautlien
Mr. j. m. foot an(j j8 not ln]
a Mr. Herbert and C
tiam. Sr.. re- 8penj Sunday at the
TJi ?OTt, Cauthen.
D. Nisbet of
.her, Mr. J. J. Nellie Williams, E
Ellen Dease Boykln
en spent Sat- ' A number of your
i Dlllle Caskey. lee cream at the h
7 spent Sunday Mrs. W. F. Crenshi
night.
stuck a nail In
tprovlng much. Suffered Eczema F
rawford Gooch j Wei
home of J. A. | Seems a long tin
awful burning, ltc
ol/ln 1
Isle Horton and
people enjoyed
ome of Mr. and
iw last Saturday
"ty Years?Now
1.
ie to endure tho
:hfng, smarting.
La ncaster
for
Alfalfa.
We would like for every fi
In Lancaster county to read
"Good Roads Special" of The Pr<
give Farmer. It Is one of the
interesting issues of that exc
weekly we have ever seen. It i
are taking the lead and doi
vice to them and the rest of t
ni unity.
From the long habit of dif
armor , ,
mistletoe man s energies
dulled and a lethargy often
ogresa(
upon him from which it is
,, ' to arouse him. lie has lived
ellent . _ , .
of absorption so long that he
bsure , . . , ,. .
iiiK Ber- |s psrorte<t by Regiment f
he com- an<j j{j,|rs jn imperial
Toklo, Japan. A or. 7.?1
iuse the tieR un|ting the Japanene e
become tjnlted States were
sfttUs volcpfl today by the empei
difficult pan and George W. Outhri*
the life United States ambassador,
t cannot The ambassador present*
. Hnntlala and rnnVOV(i(l the
>f Cavalry Jaekaonham.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F.
C oarn. Kershaw visited relattvi
rhe strong week.
mplre and Mrs. A. J. Cauthen,
,, Johnson and Miss Sari
naturally Rpent between trains in
ror of Ja- Wednesday,
i, the new
. .. ' TABEBIfACTL]
>d his erecrreeHiiB.s
Marshall of HEATH SPF
as here this
Special to The News.
Mrs^ E. R. Heath Spring. Aug
ih Cauthen Mrg Luc!ua Hortc n <
Lancaster afp vtgltlng Messrs. Pi
ton Horton of this pla
Misses Llda Camp
E- Coy of Hartsville are
Miss Faye Crenshaw.
nmu'uiBcna? Known
tlXG. other name for Ecze
' to realize, also, tl
Eczema Ointment h
feet cure.
. 7.?Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Ken
>f Macon. Ga.. cannot sufficiently e
eston and Bel- to you for your Dr.
ee. Ointment. It has
and Prue Mc- which has troubled
the guests of years." All drugi
150c. Pfieffer Cf
as "teter"?anma.
Seems good
aat Dr. Hobson'a
as proven a perney
writes:?"I
xpreaa my thanka
Hobson'a Eczema
cured my tetter,
me for over fifty
Klata or by mall
lemtcal Co.. St.
to help the cause of good
throughout the South.
The senate got busy this we
the tariff bill and made considi
more progress than heretofore,
is very pleasing to all who an
waiting in suspense for the i
tion. An early passage of th
roads ?XIM or nim8ft11 nui must
entirely on the efforts of 1
structive neighbors,
ek on Some mistletoe men have
?rably ?'(' 'n their parasitic way i
This never be otherwise. But tl
3 now nmple should be a warning
reduc- wll? aro now growing up. \
e bill 'uture citizens of Lancj
lie men who can stand alo
tie pen a - - ?
. of F'resident Wilson to the
i h eon- ^ regiment of Japanese c
corted him to the ?mper
i grown and he rode in an imper
and can The crowds along the rout
loir fully uncovered as he pass<
[,R,r ex" i While the ambassador
to those Btnff were in audience wit
Ve want peror, the women of the i
aster to party were received by th<
ne: not'
emperor. Special to The News,
avalry es- Tabernacle. Auk. 7.?
ial palace m0re good rains the ci
ial coach, portion will be fine. 1
:e respect- through work and not
ML now but to enjoy ours<
and his Picnics and protracte
h the em- on hand and young ch
diplomatic vegetatdes of all kinds
i empress. our visiting friends.
? | Mr. John Strain ant
Mrs. w. o. rwiiiy
Tinn, ? ?re spending the we
With a tow wJth MrfJ ||ljnry
rops In our MrB c. b. Mobley
Mn? ? visiting Mrs. W. C. E
relatives here.
, 4t Mr. J. A. Thomps
d meetings flj?pqt of 1he Sotlther
on h'nnrl "for th,fl P,aC*' nOW ?f 1
on hand for gtoppP(j wjth friends 1
i r.t t"rn from a visit to
?! Vlrstinla.
ana cnuaren l.ouis, mo., and Phi
<)k at Liberty
Hallo. ' ( 'it *ti
of Columbia Is _
Jills and other . aTATR OF souq
? County of I
ion, a former T ci o?
n Railway at , J E- Stewman, i
,udowlcl. Ga., 1 Whorean, M. L. 1
here on his re- D. Thompson have
his mother In to grant them lette
jtlon of the eatat
ladelphla, Pa.
ION.
'H CAROLINA,
^ancaater.
rudge of Probate,
rhompaon and H.
made suit to me
ra of adrnlnlatrae
and effnota
Will DB aooui me UB?i iuiiik
could happen to the country
now.
"Let us hope that we havi
such weather as this next sur
for we simply could not stand
temperature and a political cam
too," says The Salisbury
Same here, only more of It.
vuai
just rapn who must depend or
town for their existence, bi
on whom the town can dep
e no Of course there are some
timer, oak whose sturdlness and v'
I this devoted to the upbuilding of
paign ter?otherwise there could
Pott, mistletoe men?for mistletoe
Our live of Itself alone but dn
1 their ! Augusta Has *IOO.(HM]
it men Augusta, Ga., Aug. 7.?
'end. pletely destroyed the Rivf
men of ,on romProf,ft here at 12:1
. this afternoon. The loss,
<tro 423 bales of rotton In the v
Lancas- Is estimated at $100,000.
be no President L. O. Dought
i cannot comP'*e?s company, makes
. ment that they will rebuild
its thousand dollars insurance
? Fire. Charlotte are visiting
.this section.
ror"' i Mr. F. M. Walker ar
r , ,ro*~ Cassatt are spending i
S5 o'clock i ,
including
warehouse, Minlater Praises This
Rev. H. Stubenvoll of
ty. of the In praising Dr. King's N<
the state- for constipation, w
. Seventy King's New Life Pills a
i was car- feet pills no home shoul
reiauves in j j|r B H P,yler
id family of peek section of the ?
i few days [?T ^ wlth Mr- J
this week.
| Mrs. J. A. Rutledge
f.axntlve. nesday from Rock H
Allison, la., I was recently operated
aw Life Pills dle.lUs.
'rites:?"Dr. Master Tom Orlffltt
re such per-[with his grandfathe
d be without Twltty, for a few days.
- * - - *? I -..V.II/. ?kn/vl
of the Camp Henry J. Thompson
county spent a j These aro, there!
r. C. Williams admonish all and s!
| red and creditors
returned Wed-1 ceased, that they b<
111, where ahe fore me, In the Con
on for appen- be held at Lancaste
ugst 22, 1913, nej
i of Oaffney Is tlon thereof, at 1]
r, Mr. P. T. forenoon, to show c
have, why the said
hna fthftlllri nAt ho <v ro?I
?v?W Ui
, deceased,
fore, to cite and
Ingular the klndof
the said deb
and appear bert
of Probate, to
r on Friday, Au:t,
after publlcal
o'clock In the
ause, If any they
administration
political campaigns are the kin
neighbors of the Old North
know nothing of. And we hope
never will.
d our vitality from the oak to \
8tate clings. We thank God for th
> they of oak, who are firmly plant
Some have attained that
vhlch It rlrd on the building and r
ese men The origin of the Are is
ad hero hut *he ^re had made a
' headway that the depart
larger powerless to cope with the
nachlnery. them." no neuer regui
unknown, liver and bowels. Evei
ueh rapid anteed. Try them. Pri(
ment was Standard Drug Company
flames. ter Pharmacy.
laior ior mo j uui |>iiuu< >n.aVw.
T pill guar- been beautified with
:e 25c. at the paint within the last 1
and Lancaa- i Mr. and Mra. J. C
turned Thursday fron
a new coat oi Olven under my
few days. day of August, Am
. Beckham re- J. E.
1 a trip to the ]
^ u , Wfr
hand, thla 8th , *
t?o Domini 1918. '4
STRWMAN,
Probate Judge.
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