Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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LOCAL DO ville, S. C., spent Sunda ^ terday In the city as gu i *T* ^ and Mrs. W. 8. Lee, en r dersou after spending a w caster. Mr. and Mrs. Le iit in tKnlr ? 1 THE LANCAI ty and yes ests of Mr. oute to An- C t eewUinmove C^OCLCll w 3TKR NKWS, AUGUST, : 1'that the negro had during the afternoc r sion. it is said, was 0 m m ? to the attacking crc CccxO | At a lonely soot c 15, 1913. confessed to him The confesnot made known * .Ai * >wd. i UjJ ill a countv rnnrt I I fryoyggytsiTi Hank No. ftft. STATPMPMT HP TUV pawimt I 5 iSSEFOS i i 2 ?Mr. W. F. Broom we this week to buy his stocl and winter goods. ?Lloyd Hoi ley has accep sltion In Lancaster.? News and Herald. ?Dr. W. H. Sapp of tti section lost a fine $3 00 mi day from spasmodic colic. ?All Interested la the aravevanl will meet there 1 ?uvv vucu ucn UUU1C 111 at North wlthlu the next two or th k of fall Charlotte Observer. Mr. A. B. Llndsey, Ji ted a po- SOQ> t}a-? and Miss Mlldi flnnsboro ?' Columbia are expecte day for a visit to their i ? .. , and Mrs. A. B. Llndsey. te Bethel Mr E M CroxtoIl and jie lues- 8pend|nK awhile In the of North Carolina. Douglas Mr. C. W. Requarth c Thursdav. i- ? ?__j unjBuviue | iree days.? I ? i r., of Jack- M,8S MarSa?"et Willi red Llndsey tai?ed Tuesday evei d home to- mentary to the visltln >areuts, Mr. ne'8^borhood. An In test was a feature of 1 family are The Prlze? a box of < mountains Miss Adelaide Nelson. and Alberta Williams ?f Charlotte ^eshruents during the J two miles from I o'clock Monday mo amson enter- attacked a well-kno^ ning, compll- of the county. He c g girls of the a buK?y as she was teresting con- eus- The negro wai amusement, some bushes, anc :andy, fell to Passed, he ran and Misses Helen ha,t- she called on served re- who were following ! evening. The negro fiev to Laurens and stnr I^aurens, at 11 (j? ruing, the negro 'jgjtt4 ami young woman lragged her from Q9 driving to Laur- Mitt 3 crouched under I after she had BjB i ordered her to ^ttitt to her brothers. i>^5i in another bugr. She drove on ttjtt tnpH lit th? hnmu - -- . * v? ? 11 wnuiil OF THE BANK OF LANCAS1 located at Lancaster, S. C., at close of business August 9th, 11 RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts... $f>27,62' Overdrafts 3,07f Bonds and Stocks owned by the Bank 11,50' Furniture and Fixtures. 1,00' 11 o ,, I, 1 r* tT~.. " " ? per [m the Att >13 ^ 7.89 W >88 9.00 9.00 W AugUBt 21, to clean off sau ?Mr. Philip Snipes wil reunion of hla family at his the Tradesvllle section ?n A ?Weather forecast fo Carolina: Occasional shov day and Saturday: moderate winds. ?There will be service! Episcopal church Sunday i at 5 o'clock, conducted bv t ?r naa in iuwh yesieraay c le< Mrs. Bessie Dunlap < 1 have a Miss Nannie Howze of La home in Mr. Frank Strait of Ho ugust 20. spending a while with r South Gaston.?Pleasant Groi vers Fri- pondence in Chester Lan ! variable Mrs. S. W. Plyler of R< returned home after si , at the we*k M",?H W/ Tf afternoon Ml8s OIa Collier of.R< he recor turned home this week >n uusiness. * * "* if Sumter, Of interest here will .ncaster and ing cards received in ck Hill are day: Mr. Porter Mr. and Mrs. John I re Corres- request the pleasure tern. . pany at the weddii ick Hill has of their dauf lending the Lillie Bell lyler. | and ick Hill re- Mr. William Pressl; : with Miss on the evening of V ' of R. A. Cooper, so be the follow- eral alarm was glv Lancaster to- was begun by the just beyond the pis Msliop Neely ollicers found sevei of your com- house. Richard ig reception away from the ho* ?hter Cooper directed tl e, | When taken before i ' she could not po y Robinson, him. The negro wa Wednesday, the ens and nlnroH tn n licitor. No genen, but a search M i officers. Going >^5 ice of attack the jPP. rat negroes at a M Puckett walked ise and Solicitor tiat he be held. fjft the young woman sitively Identify s carried to Luur.n o kTTi i/uimiiih IIWUnc . . ..... O.SU' Due from Banks aud Bankers 72,02 Currency 6,75' Gold 3.50 Silver and other Minor Coin 3 6 Checks and Cash Items 98 Total $632.63 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock Paid In..$ 50,00 U.UU ?< M 4 39 M 7.00 Q 5 00 M 7.47 Bl 0.93 ^ 8.56 B 0.00 Rev. C. W. Boyd. ?Prof. R. C. Burts, hea of the Furman Fitting Sc] been in Lancaster this we vasslng for that institution. ?All Interested in the Gl graveyard at the Hood Be are requested to meet tli Thursday with suitable tool! ofT same. ?There will be no servlc maoei Kiyier. Mrs. Clarence Garvin < d master bas been on a visit to liool, has Garvin and family. iek con- Mr. pre(i nyrd of T was a visitor in town til ,11s Creek Mrs. G. A. Marsh and c Ik place, Mrs. H. G. Ashcraft and tere next Charlotte, daughters of 5 to clean Mrs. J. M. Hough, are v parents on Chesterfield a es in the Miss L.essie Plyler of R twenty-seventh o >f Columbia at half-past sevei Mr. W. F. At Home Ebonezer, South immonsvllle Mr. Riblnson, th< Is week. groom, Is a son of M hildren and inSon of this county, children of honor graduate of Ei Capt. and jje Is an attorney of t (siting their took his law course at venue. of South Carolina and uford town- frrnriuntinn hr?ori r?rm f August, guard, n o'clock, I Bloodhounds froi >, tentiary were broi Carolina. and placed on the i prospective trailed the negro f: r. N. P. Rob- the crime to the hoi was a first found by the officei sklne College. At 9 o'clock abc his place, who vanced on the jail, the University refused to give up t I has since his broke down a woo ntlclnir 1 u w nt TPiir niul ttrnnooHnr B 11 the state pentight to Laurens W' trail. The dogs |>^P< rom the scene of 99 use where he was W rs. tut fifty men ad- 99 Sheriff Owlngs 'flA* he prisoner. They den door in the 99 I ?!.? > ourpius r una 100.U0 Undivided Profits. less Current Expenses and Taxes Paid 19.09 Due to Banks and Bankers 3,00 Individual Deposits Subject to Check 181,86 Savings Deposits 64.59 Time Certificates of Deposit 146.69 Certified Checks 14,00 0.00 1.96 B 1.43 [mr 9.05 8.89 M w 1.17 o.oo :mr First Baptist church Sundi lng, owing to the absence ol tor, Rev. J. H. Boldrldge, fill an appointment elscwne ?Messrs. W. T. Blackm< Rollings and J. T. L. Stovei Kershaw, were at Lancas Monday to hear the dlscussl expert of alfalfa growing.? Era. ?Died, August 5. 1913 ay morn- ship pesnt last week wltl the pas- Mr. W. B. Plyler. in Lane who will is now visiting ft' re. Laney of Monroe.?M an, L. R. wn o *, of noRr Mrs. Fallen Stovor Rnd tor last Marv Evans Stover are tl [on by an relatives at Heath Spring -Kershaw Miss Bessie Drennan o is the guest of Miss Elfei Mr- and Mrs- R N. Cr . Cather- Hil, nrp the KUOstf. of M :i her uncle, this place, where he ] 'aster, S. C., |arge an?] lucrative I las Judith serve(} one term as onroe En- from this county In an(* made many friend little Miss ||e js a yOUng nian of lie guests of mes who is respecter 'f "t> i, inn character and ability, r Kock Hill Miss Neely is a popu , ?.a5: , tive young woman of aig of Ttock ^aa been a visitor lr r. and Mrs. .... has built up a floor, where the ne practice. He In a steel cage. T1 representative battered down. Tli the legislature deputies were ovei s In that body. < ' sterling qual- ( OTTOX WEItiHl 1 for his high ilar and attrac- Election in Eai Ebenezer, who sraw?Another 1 !?!? fOU Tuesday. i w int.- MTonn h gro was confined !ie door was soon flv le sheriff and his mtk rpower. >2 w :rs election. ? W ncasler and KecElection Next ^ iS Cashier's Checks 38 Notes and Bills Rediscounted 50,00 Reserved for Taxes .... 3.00 Total $632,63 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Lancaster?ss: Before me came Geo. W. Willi; Cashier of the above named b who, being duly sworn, says that above and foregoing statement 6.04 0.00 [fK o.oo r^g1 8.56 M ams, .CvJ auk, Ml the is a lne, the 4-months-oia ami Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Funde the New Bethel section, mains were burled the folio at Bethel cemetery, the fur vices being conducted by R< Kelly. ?S. O. Dover will take < the new mill at Kershaw, which he was recently mm lntendent on the first of S? Mo ionvr>s the Ide cotton gmer 01 j E> Craig, rburk of Mrs. j p. Young, Mif The re- faster John Young of R wing day visiting relatives here, teral ser- Mrs. J. H. W. Steven sv. W. C. been spending some tlir ens with her daughter, if :harge of visiting relatives.?Rock S. C., of Mrs. W. T. Williams t ie super- is the guest of her sister ;ptember. Klein. mill of Mrs. Mattie Johnson, w w iiciu nnc v*an iiiutu ? . is a graduate of Wli f . *oso a and a very excellent Ichburg are wjjj foe warmly welcor . . ter's social circles to is. who has be quUe an addItlon e in Laur- The wedding wlll t tiVn tj16 V number of visitors fi Hill Record and other lacp8 for , >f Savannah cla, event of lnterest , Mrs. j. A. cje 0f frjend8 Qf th . , parties. no hns nppn iiu III I I . DUf rcthrop College The result of t teacher. She Tuesday for cotton nld, ln kancam ' lanca: which she will A. J. Bailey ittract a large ^ P- Clyburn... rom Lancaster E. Nisbet t will be a so- Ellison Small to a large cir- Messrs. Bailey ai e contracting two highest, will ru day. ? he election last weighers was: STER M 303 M 207 A| 153 H ^ ad Clyburn, the n over next Tuesi s true condition of said bank, shown by the books of said bank GEO. W. WILLIAM Sworn to and subscribed be me this 14th day of August, 191 JNO. U. BELL, Notary Publi Correct?Attest: LBROY SPRINGS. R. L. CRAWFORD. L. C. PAYSEUR, HI rnotrvr as M f' w fore AB 3. >3 s flB w 5 s Jacksonville, Fla., where he position of overseer of c Textile Manufacturer. ?Dr. J. P. Young of 1 while here yesterday said l certain territory around that it was literally dryln want of rain and that if rai soon come the crops would 1 plete failure. The sltuatlo clared, was distressing. held the visiting her son, Mr. F warding? son, has returned to hi Heath Springs, ilichburg, Mr. T. B. Clyburn of K that in a In town Wednesday. Rtchburg Mayor Ernest Moore i g up for bia on busines this weel n did not Miss Janie Love of St t>e a com- returned missionary n, he de- co, Is expected tomorow ?Chester cousin, Mrs. Arthur Rot Tonoootof rank John- i * er home at Little Misses Eliza! Donnom Wltherspooi Kershaw was Wednesday afternoon party of their youi s in Colum- honor of their cousli j and Master Charles M atesville, N. Hartsville The chili from Mexi- tertained by the moth< to visit her hostesses, assisted b >inson, near ^J1"8- 9. JT Mansh Mary H. Ilarron. Afti y I HEATH SI >eth and Mary z. F. Mackey 1 entertained \\r. T. VanLandlugb at a merry Mr. Mackey was ig friends In ( irrDQt 18, Miss Ellen KERSfc [anshlp, Jr., of g. F. Cook iren were en- Charles W. Hinson >r of the young r. e. Kennlngtou. ?y her sister, j. e. Outen lp, and Mrs. Hollis Hilton.... ir a numher of rr-u- J ?rings- j tafeggi iam 31 elected. CLERKS OF COl LAW. Meeting at Glen ; * * ' ' _ J" 20-22 Will be ] Lexington Spe ............ 81 News and Court# "RT TO ORGANIZE take rest and tunlty to do so n Springs August Itt c^>?fc? Largely Attended. that he waa v clal to Charleston ih? ,ma?y "P1' ir a 11 ir 11 Tiiopii ed from clerV - .'m ???? ?? recreation an oppori at the several resorts Ins. irt Shealy stated today ery much elated over lea that he has recelv:s all over the state. Lantern?Yesterday the Hon. N Smith of Camden, speakei house and candidate for passed through Lancaster, way to the big Woodmen's Landsford today. Senator McLaurln, also a candidate ernor, and Major T. B. Oaffney are also expecte present. TU/v nnnrrv lien H ATI II 1 [endel L. . Miss Alice Tilledge o r of the burg* Va ? 18 expected 1 rnvpmnr row to 8Pend some tlm< on his MarlG Craig. Both shf olonlc at Craig W"1 be tbe brldesr John L Neely-'Roblnson wedding, for ?ov elsewhere In this Issue. Butler of . Mr- w A??n of Or, a to ho bas been visiting frlen a w caster this week. ,, . Mr. O. K. Williams, bi ml v noln _ . m. ^ ? ..... f Williams- ^olly Kames the child here tomor cour8e of refreshment! > with Miss lce cream and cake* and Miss ,, * * J naids at the ?l,v?r C- Bleck . announced ed Wednesday eveni pleasant affair in hon iham N P day school class. M ds in' Lan- t,on and a variety of ( young folks amusei islness man- funderburk served p lie? tho pvpti nv <no p ? iuc Dticonu race ren enjoyed a Messrs. G. Frank ( 3, consisting of yV. Hinson. K- ^ mon entertain- BnliHtments For tl ng at a very . a* Kate of 40< or of her Sun- I Washington, Ai usic, conversa- ments in the army ;ames kept the about 400 men a c d. Mrs. J. D. officials believe it to unch and dur- the enlistment of t rn r? on/1 nnlro ? 0 nDne. ^tweeu , - - b - -meetl .00* and Charles courts of South Glenn Springs 01 for the purpose o tie Army Falling nent organization J Men a Month. of Lexington, on* ug. 14.?Enlist- and most populai are falling off lH the chief prom nonth and army ganizatlon, which be due largely to Mr- Shealy has he army reserve, several weeks ari ? - montln or U/\ Un ng of the clerks of ai)d. being Carolina held at * them, 't 1 August 20 to 22, every f effecting a perma- members of tl Frank W. Shealy te?nd the ,flrst 1 j of the best known ed orSAnizatio ' clerks in the state, 1 , r- ?healy loter of the new or- ea. ? next Wl i is to be state-wide. mt&ht help ge been at work for t,ea? previous ranging for the first ' Deputy Clex c i who has been a kind of "off season" Is believed that pracclerk, together with leir families will atmeeting of the propoen. will leave Lexington eek In order that he t everything in readito the gathering, k D. R. Haltlwanger, rnnfln^H tn hia hnma a ur uc51u uuu^uviwiiui here yesterday assembled large crowd of progressive of the colored race, who lis tentlvely to the several t A barbecue also was enjoye Sprlngdell band, made up o talent discovered by Mr. G Greene on his Sprlngdell f quite a feature of the occa ?There. was an ausplci* lng of the Bethlehem scho ager or ine hock lilll a very in Lancaster between t i citizens Miss Kate Reed of 1 jtened at- visiting her sister, Mrs. rddresses. ?Bethune Observer, d and the Miss Kathleen Strait \ f musical from a visit to friends iilbert H. Mrs. 8. W. Heath of ! arm, was the guest of her father, 1 ,slon. Brown. 3us open- Miss Mollvla Taylor t ol on the from a visit to Miss Mai Kecord, was ? , ?? rains today. was also enjoyed. Lancaster is Joe Hough. STATES SWEL ias returned I FROM HE In Kershaw. I dr?n^?McDS I)lstre*s is Reported pie and IJve ias returned ; Three Sta ry Carothers UUU taftC tirauM'. uy tlCL UL CC only eight men fore i have Joined the res m-n-p jinauguarted last Nc ilHiXv this record does r AT WAVP men enlisted since VYAVli ho mugt gerve t ' reserve following \ Among Peo- enlistment. Stock in tes. Card of ' We wish to exnr mgress. However, ???? "? >mrly in the army eve*T clerk in lerves, which was makes the i ivember, although railroad and 1 lot include those ^ave l>cen perfeci November, and arranK^d f?r th< hree years in the from Spartanbur their four years auton\obile fc $1.50 per trip. | W. E. McGee, rhanks. passenger agen ess our most sin- Ra'luay. has off io ocin uui a. iruci ?. the state, in which ^ illness for innouncement that w'''> '9 thou lotel arrangements ^is duties witl ted. Mr. Shealy has 1 i trip to he made Stenographers g to Glenn Springs i >r the small rate of New Britain eral hundred , assistant general graphers and t of the Southern large manufai ered special induce- are receiving p ' the last nine weeks, ght, be able to resume aln the next few days. Must Not Wear Hobale Skirt. , Conn.. Aug. 14.?Sevyoung women stenoclerks employed by a cturing concern here ?ollte notes In their pay 4th Instant. Superintende Rider and his wife of Vli Burning charge of the scho< term. The school building the most commodious In th and has recently been repa repaired. The opening were well attended by pal pupils. I int G. C. in Fort Mill, rginia as- Mr. W. J. Ounnlngha >1 for the lanta this week. Is one of Mr. J. P. Rodgers was ie county, Waxhaw this week, inted and Mr. Joe Heath of Mom exercises on business Tuesday, irons and Mrs. John T. Stevens and Miss Irene Wither nah are the guests of 1 Springs. t Kansas City, Mo., l m Is In At- sas Missouri and Ok sweltered under the ] a visitor in heat wave that has crops, brought water fi *oe was here responsible for extr among the people and of Kershaw fhe three States, s of Savan- Local showers in Col. Leroy failed to affect the ge ture which again reac maximum of more thj Vug. 14.?Kan-' cere thanks to re lahoma today and friends, for tt llth day of a attention shown us paralyzed late illness of our dear ( amine and been the richest blessing eme suffering each and every on [ the live stock Most sine J. WYLIE Kansas today NELL PC neral tempera-| August 14, 1913 hed an average m 100 degrees. I latives, neighbors ?}enJ:s to l"ose 1 ieir kindness and !ias . agl7; . ? during the long whereby t ieparted one. May .? A ? mountain: ;s be bestowed on jl?ket8? ^ 8 e burg, giving tho orolv. ??? : PORTER. __ >RTER REESE, Furn ivho wish to attend, envelopes this to make arrange- ing that the ;hose desiring to go and diaphanoi s may use the same , tolerated. Kn top-over at Spartan- ! pear for work se who prefer to modest clothe! ian Fitting week with the warnslit skirt, the hobble is skirts are not to be ch girl is asked to apIn business-like and s. School I PERSONA Miss Irene Withers of Is a guest at the home of C Springs. Mrs. G. A. Green and Misses Mary and Annie Phi ford and Master William i who have been visiting LS W'axlinu and Kliiloh III The meeting of the \ Shiloh Bible Society hi Savannah Saturday, August 9th, 3ol. Leroy the best in the history of The annual address was children, Rev. G. L. Kerr of King fer Craw- N. C., on the subject, "1 Crawford, God for the People of < relatives The contributions for -l-l, nf Ikn TJIKIt. ,,, ,,, ? . . In many places the m Solely. to 108 and few Bt? V'axhaw and temperatures lower th eld on last For sustained heat was one of spell has broken all ' the society, and this summer has delivered by In the history of the s' 's Mountain, drought began early rhe Word of the thermometer rose 3od." hot waves have folio the support brief cool periods lr >? tho AV^Antlnnol hao t Vi ercury climbed locureaColi ittons reported Take laxative brom an 100 Cough and Headache a an 1UU. Druggists refund mom the present hot K w. grove 5 sisnnt Kansas records: been the driest "> tate. Since the t5USlI168S in May, when .???: to 100 degrees, MONEY TO LOAN wed with such J to $10,000.00 or itervenlng that ty farm land. Lc d in One Day ===== O Quinine. It stop* the It i| nd works off the Cold. 11 ? " IS II py if it fails to cure. m ure on each box. 25c WllPI*C Notices To Decide this r^?oca? ?rUcou"P- These Point8 ing or short time. sion: Locatio io Time when Parents ; to Send Their Hoys t . Matter Wise y May Determine the will, doubtless, be considered i >n, Equipment, Instruction, M< are Deciding o School. ir Success or Failure n making the decimal and Religious , nere, leii. yesieraay inr i Birmingham before retu their home in Fort Worth, Mr, T. S. Carter left yes an excursion trip to Atli will go from Atlanta to Va., to visit his sister, Mr McCrorey. Messrs. John and Paul of Kershaw were in Lane business this week. Mr. Claud Mathls of Mat X V1S11 IU viio i'luir m/vicij ittui rning to to $72,90. The followini Texas. life members of the 1< terday on Hev. G. L. Kerr, J. Boyd inta. He Jessie Lathan, Mrs, N. Staunton, Mr. A. B. Robinson, E. *8. R. M. Lorine C. Ferguson, C. J Mrs. J. C. Craig of R Truesdel Mrs. Mary A. Montgom aster on Lancaster were made II of the American Bible Sc thews, N. The Waxhaw and Shll sr aiUUUIl VtrU vmv cavvpi.ivttui ttvav *1 < were made continuous. Later >cal society: t have boen destroyed [ Craij?. Miss state. Borne farmer B. Cousar, their com in the hope L. Slstare, for fodder, but in som . Sistare. blades are so dry that iverside and make Rood fodder, ery of near Notwithstanding tl ife members Kansas state officials >ciety. era should not rush oh Bible So- a.r.keV 12,000 cattle ,??o o.uiuav Auure##, X". ooa crops virtually s. C. In parts of the s are cutting FOR SALE?Sever s of utilizing It | shingles. Edw ie Instances the Lancaster, S. C. It will not even I , 'FACTORY EXPE \p. warning or j wrjter Repair that the farm- charge of the mo their cattle to writer mechanics 1 were brought QUr work la aruaran ' 89-100 Atmosphere, : On campus o al cars brick and f__? ?n ards A Horton, tor> has all r 84-tf | given. Moral :rts?our Wedne8day' Department la In (ircenvill st skilled typan the South, and teed enunl In that ! ? The Furman Fitting Schooj f 38 acres, climate and water an nodern equipment. Class and inc and religious influences good. I Sept. 17. For catalog address, e, S. C. R. C. BURTS L is ideally located, surpassed. Dormilividual instruction ^ext session begins Headmaster. C., Is spending a few dayi caster. Mrs. J. C. Craig and chi visiting Mrs. Craig's raotl A. L. Cuthbertson, in Waxh Miss Lucile Boswell has to her home in Orangebur visit to Miss Perry Belle B? Mrs. Lou Blakeney was visitor at the home of M Blakeney in Pageland. Master Hazel Lanav has * in Lan- ciety meets annually al Waxhaw and Shlloli chu idren are ^rS' One Sure F.nou aw. returned Mr. T. H. Davis has ii g after a slon a sure-enough, simc mnett. adulterated ground ho; a recent kind you will find at th r. R. H. kets in town. It rami mountains of Western returned Una and was sent tn Mr Iternately at 10 ,locai marK? rrhes 1 Stockmen on the N of Kansas find it aln to obtain feed and v Kh. stock. Creeks, wells 1 his posses- are an<* *be ^ai >n pure un- other larger streams K not ' the thejr ^ave been in 2o e beef mar- Pastures are burn? 9 from the thp greatest precauti N'orth Caro- 8afy to avert Prairie Dnvla tiv hla 1 ______ Vestern ranees'0' any rebulldlnt n**8 country. All work Sr TorT lr ly and """ <"" l i2,Cr"ta 4 C?" Cb tisas river and are lower than * t\t> r* "B years. lJxC. O. JO. >d so dry that Dent ons are neces- Phone fires. Office over Lan , formerly occupied I plant In the ? -j? handled prompt- - #l ran teed. J. E L J % 1 arlotte, N. C. OClllC 6-6-tf Fomierl PRATT, 1st. 285. " , _ V caster Pharmacy. 1 by Dr. Hick. SKSd J :y Military L y (In- S. < - C. I. of Hclj A Christian military i {instruction in classical, i mercial couraea. T .?riw nstitute S. Constitution offering scientific and comi npw hriclf hnil^. to Pageland after a visit to here. Miss Christine Mcllwain lombia is the guest of M Oreen. Miss Gladys Blackinon turned from a visit to rel Kershaw. Miss Maggie Beckham week for Hendersonville a mountain resorts. \?m T /vkn P > relatives daughter. Miss Isabel D now sojourning there, e of Co- keeps his hogship in a b< iss Lillle his store, where he will show it to those who hav has re- one. Mr. Davis vouches latives in a genuine ground hog t what skeptical about its left this to forecast the weather 1 ind other or does not see its shado I 'mJ' D.v!: mob OF 2,000 K ?V TJ ?' I LYNCH YOUI be glad to ! e never seen for It being Breaking Through Kte< )ut is some- Richard Puckett i being able Hangs Him to when It sees w. Laurens, Aug. 12 2,000 men Monday r Office hours, 8to 1; IG NEGRO for s 126 Acres, knov p| Doors, Takes * ^ miles east of r?..? ??,? on Flint Ridge road Out and worked, about 60 a Trestle. room house, tenan I?A mob ?t buildings, etc, *3( light ?t 11:30 I 60 Acres Just ni . a w-v a a . 1 oh 11 rob 1 _ ? /-**-? m li o i 2 to ?. .n as Cole place, Pleasant Hill and 1 \ I. About 55 acres W. \ If icres in woods, 4- fcN*' t bouse and out) per acre. fl || **' >rth of Blackjack |^^Hp ings. Modernly equip; Electric lights. Hot a every room. If you want to place y where his health will b after, his mind thorou where he will be taugl ience, punctuality and i ,A to our institution. >ed. Steam heat, nd cold water in our son in a school e carefully looked ghly trained, and it habits of obedndustry, send him mi. juuii ?. r uuuoruuin ly of this county, but now Dudley, Chesterfield county lng relatives at this place a county. Mr. Henry F. Halle o' Hill and Mr. 8. W Heath tooro were In town Wednesd Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Roi returned from their extend* moon trip In the mountains v Carolina and are spendtni living at Lancastrian Hon, la visit- Mr. E. E. Hall, son ol nd in the D. K. Hall of Indian Lar has been recently elected Liberty fessorshlp of agonomy a of Stone- homa A. & M. College a ay. Okla. The friends of the cers have And his father will be id honey- know of this honor whl, of North done Mr. Hall. He gr g a few Clemson in 1912 and dur . ; o ciock lyncnea mem 'young negro charged r Magistrate assault, id township, > After overpowering I to tho pro- his deputies the mob b it the Okla- doors of the jail, one i t Stillwater, and securing the neg ! young man to a railway trestle n< pleased to ger station, where he ?h has been to a beam. Several nduated at were flred Into his bt 1ng the past then quietly dispersed ira rucKeu, a with criminal timber, farm open I Reaver Creek road, the aherlfT and 68 % Acres, 2 Mi ml iroke down two Springs, south sic to a steal cage, ; r?&d, about 40 acr ro carried him Part In woods, 4?ar the passen- tenant houses, etc., was strung up Rood well of watei hundred shots acre. >dy. The mob Good house ai I. Just before Springs at a reason utc, i#(Xi l in kuuu wv? r? i i. On west side $20 per acre /ft les west of Heath J? le Beaver Ferry es cultivated and room house and ? , fairly level, with Price $3 5 per id lot in Heath jjjjj/ able price. ijtiere each cadet is ui sonal control and wat< teachers from the tin school until he leaves f< For Catalog and ot address: Bailey Militar ider the close per:hful care of the le he reaches the Dr his home. ;her information, y Institute a r aays wun Mrs. Alice Grego Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lee < tj. year nan been doing p< of Green- work at the University 01 r>st-graduate he was killed the nei f Wisconsin, guilt. Sheriff John gro denied his ! See T. M. Belk a T. Owings said Agents. nd W. B. Twitty, I 1 iir - vj * vv?? tt wu 1 I u?