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4 (Sljr Eaurastr (SEMI-WKKKI <v? SIUM\? l'K'l i- Arnm i The Hartavllle Mee -** ) __ tention to the readlti / 'ITIONH. hours, to the teac senger calls at- wll! be to dl8clP11' iess with which need it. A pui -t-M.l *1 THELANGA her, whose right it ue the child should FROM OT ent should tell lili ___________ k.if ha nnmnlaintu LfcSTK K NEWS. SE PTEMI HER PAPERS |:j,V,V'V' 3ER 2, 1913. THR ill e JUANITA WYLLE. . W. 9. HOUtiH. . .Bus PUBLISH Kits* ANNO! Published Tuesd Fridays at Lancast< by The Lancaster Company, successor Ledger, established Review, established Rnt^.-nrise. establisl .Editor people sign petitions liness Mgr. of the 8tate- praying behalf of criminals L'XCEMEXT: convicted by due proi ays and speaks of the practlc? ,?*./"'* evil. The News and < Publishing s to The menting on the nic 1852; The "Governor Please, de 1878; The doning record, has led 1891, ..i.hqh ?n^ionn0c to the governor l,luu piumi? u for clemency In about the teacher who have been Provul at home, fc cess of law, and ten Ule child is in > as a very great a ru,? to take si Courier, In com- er if >ou tuke si itter says that reP?at that all thi fending his par- 8ure u successful repeatedly de- t,ie Patrotis to res * I* oKnut tha SO, for at last I will meet with up- y . ... . . ought to do.?. >r nine times out of the wrong. Make it's had to Ides with the teach- that poverty is des at all. So we son Gold Leaf. it is necesary to in- ThfJ acUon ( school year is for Thaw in Cana lolve that it will be derson Mail. the questlou rests j ^ thing everybody else I*1 Atlanta Journal. il?i |:1 r? convince a poor man |#| . a blessing.?Heuder- l*| Mia [ ] 1 II >f the court means a l*j da this winter.?An- I*1 ! 1*1 reallv hn nloasnrt if 1*1 -M. AAA rst Nationa OF LANCAS1 I Bank ! rER I and entered as si matter Oct. 7, 190 postofflce at Lancasl under Act of Co March 3. 1879 SUBSCRIPTION 1 (In Advance One Year 81i Months . ? v hm cva w nuvnciivco econd-class / 15 at the state, If you don t v Ler, S. C., these prisoners out, ngress of / tions urging me to d It is a well known 'RICE: people will sign any tion presented to t 91.50 often the ease that s 75c that the pardoning i ? will not infrequent!; VIII VU^UVUV vuv t'ant me to turn '^r8?'y with then1 don't sign peti 0 it.' " PANDERING! TO 1 fact that most ! The Anderson J kind of a peti- tiou, "Sensatio hem, and it is says what is vei some who claim newspapers print [>ower is abused crimes and sound; y sIrii petitions cent Frank trial ' you didn't ha about polltics.DISEASED TASTE Hail, under the cap- hasva|* nal Newspapers," than all rhe ry true, that "the world.?Uethui too much about als, 8Uch as the ro- arrived In Ash in Atlanta and the August and ve to read so much l#i rpi ?Greenwood Journal |*f I*1 organi ' and "Have you Kf busine wrecked more homes l*| oCCaSH Black Hands In the Ijl ?yreate le Observer. |?J L] accour Norfolk oysters have Ijl pr08pe evllle before the end l*j factor' our mountain whites |*| * l9J W le business of this Bank has stei zation and, in anticipation of I as generally for the coming Fall )n to advertise that we are prep r volume of business, and to thi its whether large or small, a ctive customers who may desir y security. p snlipir Hpnnait-a anhioff t-n pho adily grown since its >. large and profitable >; and Winter, we take y ared to handle a still s end we invite new nd interviews from y e to borrow on satis- J nlr I q rrrn nr amall TUESDAY, fiKl'TKMIH Was yesterday a real I was it a holiday? Live merchants ad1 thus htey k-?ep alive. If "had roads are the vagance" then good ro 51* is. imiu. for clemency. Then ing that "a petition ^abor Day or up to hang the be county." It is often persons will sign a ] rertise; 'tis knowing anything t in the case or who t A petition for pardon worst extra- (jUe consideration l ads are the ottll?i.ao ?,ic t.i ? is a Irite say- nauseauug maw could be gotten dragging its we st man in the The publication o l the case that not do any good petition without tlu* sun." And y ibout the facts guilty in the ma he defendant is. cuses itself by si should be given demand such stuf before a person paper did not pri it Aftnr -i nnrtv would quit taking fuse >muiu is Bun nuvp nut iuiuu ary length along. Observer, f all this stuff does Th^ patpn to anybody under may stop that l et The Mail pleads but they are tter though it ex- thumping of t tying, "The people ( ?urler. f, and if this news- ?.pv nt it many people headline in i the paper and take Hut by all mei i lit? iu fa i. v uai tunc j ! ! and of Kl of dep t headache medicines 1*1 ?pi thumping of the head. 1*1 0VQ:i0i also apt to stop the Ijl Rvaiiai he heart.?News and l?] niOVin; I*1 ton to , c ^ ? .. M weighi leans Sow Oats. ? f?| Spartanburg Journal. ! 1 T1 ms he sure that they IJ1 likely Fer 4 per cent compounded quar osit, and savings accounts, le resources of this Bank, as t)le to the farmers of Lancaste g purposes and we urge all of yi this market where full value wi ts given. le crops may be a little short bu be made up in the price, and thi wn, iui vi oiuuii) | | terly, on certificates I?1 heretofore, will he M r County for crop- Kl du to bring your cot- K? 11 be paid and honest M it the difference will M ere is no occasion for Kl best economy. The people continue tc times but they are bu many automobiles as e A little tobacco alor cotton and corn will b aouje extra money, Mr. has had a fair trial > talk of hard twe,ve men have pas ying just as as vve11 as the trial j ver. abilities all are thai was justly convicted iK with the we all know that j ring you in much to the side ol Farmer. some other reason convicting their felloi and a jury of other papers that >8ed on the ease Mail expresses the judge, the prob- t,le larger and pr t the defendant Hueutial newspap Then, again, movement for clea urors lean too A depraved taste ' mercy, or for reading public mu are averse to Hcatlon of such >v men. So that Rested by The Mi did print It." The ar,> not w,,a ?' wish that "some of n,ont* esumably more in- AftPr aI1 thj ers would start a for love" is a i tier news columns." Inspires folks on the part of the Pp,tP" wou,d , . A1 . more accurate > demand the pub- bla Record, stuff, but as sug?il it is now high They say Sej -i ? r,M.? tng month. M ae!V?ureenvnte t'lea- i?i pessirr, > try ge Is epidemic of "dying show I misnomer. True love partici to live "Dying for the ge probably be n j if explanation.?Colum- 118 v course >! resulti ?tember Is a very try- J' W other is trying to get |?] V/m,%. lism. We are optimistic on com nerally, especially the South, wl i wonderful growth jn the ne: liar section in and around Lan< neral growth of the South and t full part in the forward mov< to participate in the general ng therefrom. e cordially invite you to open 1 rvr\n ? f tirill U/\ ? J - rlitions of the coun- I*1 hich, we believe, will |*I xt few years. This I*! master will share in [*1 his Bank proposes to M ?ment, expecting of Kl benefits necessarily Kj an account with us. Kj "Japan is trying to neighbors in spite of wl loy jingoes," says T Times. Just twelve months i time?twelve months r nouncement, campalgnii angue. be a good when they have mui liiti and yel- age to find a verdlt he Concord the prisoner has rf tence, people should to sign a petition a intil election work of the courts 1>? nore of an- is something our peo tig and liar- slder seriously. iMtpeinrvT wn.sin stered up cour- ??uts iuui u auuui 't of guilty and odlce of the news jcelved his sen- educate and eleval not be so ready il diseased taste. isking that the ' ? undone. This Greenville 1 pie should con- a ,ate v&eatlon rui . to the time to buy >v tvn mbv. w?nder if u Utj vuv uui. ill*: enoufcll clothes paper should be to to school In ar .e, not to pander to raise the nionf I coal.?Spartanl ~?; . . 1 "You are Ihfl [ iediuont finds that tjinn manyt rna as almost too close n. Rockefeller the wife's new hat. mutes at Clevel always had a that chamber of blessl . . . low s mlsfortun to send the children |#| ,*wu' v id father Is trying to J may >y to buy the winter V >urg Herald. ! nltely greater blessed r I nv people." said John J X XJ in an address to 200 land Sunday. John D. knaek of seeing all J ngs In the other fel- C. D. , es.?Dillon Herald. ! r? : ic^v^oh ? in uc a^^icciaicu 11 ma be. ie First Natioj OF LANCASTEI Jones, R. E. Wylie, J ^ ir?__r* i liters nut nuw smaii j#i rial Bank i I. [ ] E. M. Croxton, 1:1 "It wouldn't be surpr Blease took a hand li extradition," remarks Journal. The man who ditched bile to avoid running doubtless forgot that tli nine lives. ising If Cole jr() 1 that Thaw -phe message of Pr The Atlanta delivered In person, tc of Congress on the "7~~ . tlon makes It plan t his automo- . . .. . . . and to the world at over a cat, . . , ,, _ I nited States regard le feline has ,..A military usurper, at Americans in Mexico ? commerce isn't tn somebody to get esident Wilson, ? the two houses Mexican sltua- i The bill collet o that country, been notified thai large, that the legal holiday, but Is Huerta as a they were in the j id suggests to a speedy tie- Viscont llaldaic reu or waumg lor busy and organize FOOLED B tors should have Reported That I yesterday was a Trying not having been, N- w York. S< ob as usual. New Yorkers - trains at Rrook e says he believes WPrp ,rtl whon tlipv wpti ( ________ ! rresi V FAKE STORY. lI'.'.'.'.'.V Tlmw Had Boon Shot ! to Escape. j COT] >pt. 1.?Thousands of pourlnR from beaeh Government lyn bridge durlnj? tl.e Sho s of a fake sensation ' down in tholr nook- The Rovei aent. v ice-rresiaent. ro\ GOING UP. wil Ilepnrt Issued Today Ten Amei ws Good Prices. nraent cotton report Is- New O Lasnier. [ ZZ I; ?V.V.V.V.V>'. *.*.'?* V.*?*i LL BE SENT HOME. rit-an Refugees to Bo Cared For. rleans, Aug. 31.?Tan <les Did you know that ah vlcta have been pardone in South Carolina dur thirty-two months? We agree with The Star that a whole lot of than Mrs. Pankhurst i Mrs. Pankhurst's rest. out 74 7 coil parture from that \v; <1 or paroled try. At the same tlm ing the past K,ves those at the h? ernment, if It may he ment, due notice that Kansas City held strictly accour people other harm done to Amerlc ire enjoying terests. It was mad message that the l'i MurfootU' frion /llv ar-racked conn- in stiff ragism. He le the President ful of the reee ?ad of the gov- Premier Asquith ui called a govern- fellow Englishmen Mexico will be itable for any <>?r Georgia coi ans or their In- iKsut> hits the nail le plain in the head when he an; nlted States Is charged w ith mean WavioA .,..a ed pistol in his hi doubtless Is mind- pts for a ,\|rkle ut experiences of across whose fr ud other prominent ters three inche rv Thaw Shot 1 The papers si ;? , ... who bought rec respondent in this thrJ1, for the,r r squurely on the below the rep 1*8 "Let a man be "killed" and oi i liquor and a load- ^f*!1 , . . . , "killed" or inji n pocket and he is %... to buy a "newspaper" sued today out page in black lot- tlon of 68.2 s high they road "liar compares wi! "raying to Escape." of 7 9.6, and nld rapidly and tiioae The trade oivod .an ovon greater tion ranging nonov when thov read According iort that Thaw was mercial, a c iv or more men with a crop of 13 for liberty wore also government ured? quaiiflod, how- Indicate a c ? non nnn ?, at noon shows a condi- titue Am* as of August 25th. This who arrl< th a condition last month sent to t last year 74.8. funds suj was looking for a condi- nient at from 70 to 71. ,zation cai to The New York Pom- of the d? ondltion of 71 indicates ally carec ,400,000 bales. Rut the lengthy n estimate of 68.2 would presentat! rop of a little over 12.- the state prretnrv Hester of the that the ?rican refuRees from Mexico red here yesterday will be heir homes tomorrow with jplied by the State departWashinRton. This authorlme today to representatives ?partment who had preson1 for the refuRees. In a aessaRp givltiR the local reives the riRht to draw upon department it was stated "nnfnrtnnnto In olw Is the chamber of con ing for the civic league first or vice versa? W the pioneer, we wonder' Why not get in torn local merchants, Mr. I supply tlie housekeepers ter with late vegetables amerce wait- anxious to soe a sta to organize in that country as sc hich will be The very delicate ? been bandied with judgment by the Pre; b with the only a question of tin Farmer, and wjn have to follow * in Lancas- stl>p down and out fr? and fruits? jie jias usurped. ble government uualifled to do any >011 as possible. *? "?* situation has . If you know a p rare tact and ^ . . it with us. We 1 Sldent and it is 1 if vou the best pap< * ie when lluerta ' H ls , , . your co-operation his advice and ' ... Don't be a tight-w Dm the position * formation. 'I'hoiu : .. ....'? ...... o " ~ ever, uy tue mi thing he ought uot port was unroi On close Ins came apparent t loce of news, share 1. 1" are trying to give Pr,n^e^ ,n 1>,li ' . ... regularly estab possible and with nnme If. known. we can succeed, the name bore ad with your In- paper led to pro 1 or write us about ron ,,s,',l,,on ?f which the newsl aifinnu iphi uk* n1- ' * iArmed. New Orlean: pectlon the fake be- figures toda; he Issue was "Volume that the cro 1 "Sunday Telegram." lyzlng the iladelphla, where no looks as It w llshed paper of that for the stap The similarity which The folio; to a New York news- the cotton cr tests to the police and partment of about RftO copies Including i hoys then had unsold. 1911, 1910 j ? cotton exchange gives Ing the i y of 1912-1913 showing by depart p was 14,903,000. Ana-. Two of above figures closely It rived yes e are to have high prices nothing 1 le this fall. having be ving is the condition of possessed op, as reported by the de- revolutloi agriculture up to and in differei \ugust 25th for 1912, co. and last month. I The rel luthorlzatton wan regretted mental officials. ' the 23 Americans who arterday from Vera Cruz had but the clothes they wore, sen robbed of eerything they In Mexico. Unttl the last i they had been properous at lines or business In Mexlfugees were puzzled because The Atlanta Journal that "You couldn't expei >?o out without a littl Well hardly, but we'd rat out it in September. If we had less stagnai would have fewer ino*oui the ditches and pour 1m NO IlKST roll T?! ft August to . A Georgia paper say o hot air. . , ' . ... the olitre is huntiiii iier go \\ it lithat next year thereof eandidates to <l< at water we friends that the press Iocs. Drain "';1' they feel it is rosene into ?>"?>' 10 olTer theinsel ii, \> uu t >uu : IK WKAKV. Watch that tliir s that this ycar 'KO Democratic. S< t tlie man but speaker (Mark arc will lie plenty trict in behalf o1 tlare to their what have the Rci iir> is so great ^ressives to offer their patriotic them? ves as a sacri It Is estimat< copIes_of the fs il district in Maine been sold in clt ?creU?.*y Bryan and phia and Now stumping tho dis- w,th " Proflt ?} . - . propotrators of t their party and The story wt publicans and I'ro- Thaw not oven as a match for escape. MONTtiOM fhI that over 100.000 ike newspaper had les between Philadel- K, York and in this rlty *; ' arolina ' about $2,000 to the Carolina the enterprise. ^f?riKi'a ' ' is whooly unfounded, Jor'('o having attempted an ,>a : ' Mississippi Louisiana . KltV-llOlllNSOX. _ J?kZs?? i,u?l or mo no 1912 1911 1910 Month to allow '8'* 96 82 -? funds, an 75 < ?> 76 78 not undoi ..73 74 73 77 til tonlKl ?1 76 explalntni ..73 85 74 ? j .79 80 72 72 ..77 70 71 69 FOOTED ..79 69 60 67 81 68 69 64 HcfiiKPpN ..87 78 78 72 ,,, lay or tne state department representatives to furnish d the representatives could rstand failure to receive unit answer to their message K the stltuatiom TOWN AM) CONSULATE. Tell Thrilling Stories of under mid ('rnelt lea them if you value your unci the health of your fj \ 1 "Marriage teaches tna is a sago reflection of Th Courier. "It teaches, f that it is more importa credit at the grocer shop florist's." own health ,iro- 'he only diner injlly. South Carolina the o a chance to hunt the n.v tilings." between seasons. Tin e .Vows ami years in South Car J or instance, 'icial ottering* on the nt to have ' 'gin to announce tbei than at the as their predecessors Poor South Camfina, 1 he a slino fo sncll ill I'lH't1 i- iliai in Praises or Slier (Ret never gets tanburg are lielni man, not even press of other sta re are now no thousands of othi olinu, for saerl- men in South Ca political altars withstanding the rnselves as soon otfieiais of tlie stat i are in office. | on to stand up foi must she ever j allien rltet? 1 If Lancaster h ill VVhltp of SparP Hounded by the Voiiiik Couple r teg and there are tioi t brave and true i At the home rollna. who, not- Mr- Amos Robl attitude of high '"KP* Miss I)p" "mil Mr Oftenr Rol e. may be counted , Tradesville so r law and order. Sunday. Miss | daughter of M ad a chamber of | *,'ie Trad Tennessee . ?f tin* Tradesvllle Sec- Missouri . . ? Married Oklahoma . , .. , , ,, California . of the groom s father, nson, at the mill vlln Montgomery and MHS DICKI tdnson, both of the ctlon. were married , wn, ,laM Montgomery Is a r. Wllburn Montgom- while rr lesvllle section. Mag- Albany, J ..90 88 78 80 . . 86 88 78 ? i Lop Ar . . 81 62 85 45 refug .100 100 9 5 ? t having la | go. Sixty VSON I .OSES JEWI'l.s. Qnitod'g I Among ane's Special Delays! who still u it less Search is Made. a '>ay hands of J. Y., August 31.?The iy|ng slol igeles, Cal., Sept. l,?Ameri ;ees arc in force here today, inded yesterday at San Diepersona wen- brought north aymas and vicinity by the tates cruiser Pittsburg. : them was T. L. Flndley, is suffering from the effects onet wound received at ti\e an Intoxicated rebel white c in bed at his home in We hope Garrison and get together and see tha navy game is pulled off. the game all over the c that they are about to of the greatest event of season. It Is to he deplored th; Daniels will t the army- CiKT KF:.\DY I'OI Lovers of Mr. Chalmers K. V iountry feel new superintendent 01 be deprived graded feehoots, ha* the football where in this issue nf tlie schools next Mor/d like to see the sessior at. the qnes- the most prosperous ir I commerce. It woul for?- we would hi Vessinger, the'each year, a pub r the Lancaster country produce et a notice elae- sold, field day e the opening of other thingn whfc ay. We would" the upbuilding of i soon to begin, j county. Without 1 tiie lii^ory of nierclal organizatii i miruic i*. /\. r\ Id not be lon^ be- niarrlage. whlo ave a county fair 11 o'clock in tl lie market where crowd of relatlv ... . . . . the ceremony a mid be bought and enjoyed hy a? xerctsea and many wjsh the coupl h would make for voyage through both town and their home nea t some such com- * on we can never be _Thp abhrG msni omc aieaaiu discovery th h was solemnized at w,f of ,e presence of a large w ,OHt a es and friends. After dlamond ne( bountiful dinner was heM th those Present. We Chancellor ut and happy earl th, life. They will make attended th Trad7; e-I nlRht ln thc A VISITOR. just boforp tors resume viated Mr. Jaoksrn is troni ? at Mrs. Jacob M. Dickln- Durango. the former Secretary of Kindle; hand ban containing a of the ra: cklace and other Jewelry, a band ol special train of Lord "Therf Haldane several hour* Amerlcar Morning. Mrs. Dickinson said Fini e dinner given here last the rest, i Lord Chancellor's honor jewelry 1 the distinguished visl- rebels dl< id their journey to Mon- States cc roa nti IliA ii'qv tn tin. Hill Hum' V gave a graphic description Id on the city of Durango by f 6,000 rebels. > was a colony of about 150 is in Durango at that time," dley and they suffered like all their money, watches and leing taken from them. The 1 not even respect the United insulate. They entered Con9 rO<4lHnnr>a nnH * a. tlon of rare wan broug Frank trial by the defen< neys. It was not beeaus* believed to be Rullty at be so "beyond a reasons but simply because the neither face nor creed. "Perhaps the mllitai ht into the the schools and it can hint's aftor- the proper co-operath > Frank was forth by patrons and > ill found to the teachers in their a lble doubt," Of course the teacher law knows part but trouble come frequently from d school children rathei ncy problem fault of their teachei ? i a t* no ronfo <im<1 fcho i be mado so if sure or securing 8 .?* effort Is put but with It Lances scholars to help place among tire rduouoH duties, cities wliere ^lie ri s must do their s so much more We are glad tha isobedience of 1 telligencer, which than from any ; the hands of a s; s. that it is to men, is to hu\e ' tmniiu tiiat w?. as its editor. Th my or inese things MOted ln the P iter would take her most progressive ghtfully belongs. t The Anderson In- kJoc/c has passed Into ydleate of business ? Mr. William Banks Miss Leila e Intelliirencer was Monday even at line-up. train when The taxlc son rode to dining char m k were searel 11 ^JScivs to Monteral Notice of a return of t Gregory entertained hotel 1X1 ing in honor of her ? she discovered her loss. possessio ah In which Mrs. Dickin- nltlon, a the station and the hotel his porso nber and dressing rooms "Imiw led without result. Mr. number < Ickinson finally proceeded '?n by v with the rest of the party, have not reward of $2,000 for the sltlon Is he Jewelry was wired to ?' the hi anagement today. C. K. I fugee, cc iwitiuiy IUOk n of all his arms and nmmuIthoiiRh they did not molest nal belongings. 'dlatly following the raids a :>f Americans left for Mnzatay of a mountain pass and been heard of. The suppothat they fell Into the hands andlts." Slgells, another American re>rroborated the story. in r-ngiann wouiu i>e ? married members of tl would propose to the uni Xajit leaders," suggest* and Courier. But isn't a good deal of a mere later, in whom one hard find the missionary sp well developed as in oth of the ministry?" UIVtMJ II nil- 'in |>t<ivnvn ...... .... ie ministry wish to appeal, narrled mill- We urge that the The New a school give the sch< that asking their hearty co-operal cabinet min- and exact of their chl ly expects to to the rules. Parents irit to he so their children matrW er "members day, that they be pre* ing exercises and th I once edited by tl patrons of the Murray and we r>ol authorities the editorial eha ion in the work it will be broughl ildren obedience standard it fornr should flee that H^nks is one of mlate the first1 newspaper men ir lent at the open- one of the most i ai they attend Mail will miss h he lamented E. U. ^7^.??''a^>, predict that under ?et enjoyed the rge of Mr. Hanka, ing. which lnc t again to the high greBalve convei k 1 * *?_ of young folkH jerly held . Mr. T &te ,n the ev) the best equipped jce8 and Cak t the state and also 4 x>pular. The Dally Mra. L. M. dm but the people South Carolln Mi88 Nell Gregory of Advertised jmber of the younger / pleasures of the evenluded music and pro- Mrs. Eltz satlon. Quite a crowd Lock hart, J enjoyed the occasion. McManus, I infng the hostess serv- Belk, Geo e Belle Barg< M. Fergus James Cott Hill of Greenville, Adams, Mi! a, announces the en- Annie Mae Letters for Week Ending lug. 80, 1013. abeth Welch, Miss Minnie Sf>? th 4. J. Carnes, Miss Sullee H,?' Jhapple Hood, Miss Nellie 'rflt tninine Bell, Miss Jula Lancai 88, Henry W. Uarber, D. 1 The N ion, Mrs. J. F. Carnes, p. r, , E. D. Robinson, Will '' us Lillie Coussnll, Miss urraa Jenkins. Mrs. Sallie Elo Sow Advert (Moment*. ft following now ads In thla National Bank. ?ter Hardware Company, ftws' combination offer. Roddey & Co. m Pitting School. Governor Blease acts like a spoiled child. He been at outa with Stat Carter and Comptrol Jones, refusing to meet arrange for negotlatln money for the state. 1 outs with the directors school regularly. 1 i very much also that they meet has recently teachers who have i e Treasurer boys and girls and ler Oeneral freely with them abo with them to dispositions of those g a loan of should see to It that Now he Is at their lessons from da of the penl- they will not become it is important of Anderson are and know the that Anderson charKe of their Hanks' town. that they talk ut the needs and Twenty Thoasam children. They Jacksonville, F ?he pup,,, .tudp iy to day so that Farm, where It Is a burden to the 20,000 persons w to be congratulated gagement of Y will still be Billy an(1 Mr- Isalal Washington, ( to take place 1 The above 1 At Ostrich Farm. 0f interest to t la.. Sept. 1.?Labor Miss Hill, wl rated here today by years ago. and fete at the Ostrich Juanlta Wylle expected more than uate of Agnes 111 spend the day. young womai ments. Mr. I icr daughter, Ida Lee. iiry> Miss J \ Tucker Irvln. Jr.. of Robinson, Jeorgla, the wedding Arinelia Rc n October. When ca announcement will he please say he Lancaster friends of 10 taught here a few has since visited Miss Miss Hill Is a gradScott College and is a 11 of splendid attain- * w'" nc rvin is a prominent the 5th Ins Innte Belle Pettlt, Jamos Deny Robinson, Mrs. . . . ied, Ben Hinaon. . J*, ! tiling for above letters n?ve "Advertised." wa* of? JA9. P. HUNTER, vor-savlr Postmaster. fa every mi ? ., terested Notice. meet hlr >t be In my office Friday, court ho tant, on account of attiMi- onstrate Notice! Listen! Hewman of I..anca*tor, S. C., nted something new in the ? fertilizer distributor, a laiK device, something that rmer needs and he wants in in the county that is lulu up-to-date farming to n Saturday, September 6, at use square and let him demto veil thai hr> v*" * tenttary and has not 1 with them. Coley, to of it, Is getting to be v been meeting teacner, ana ai uie i say the least child understand thn ery "uppity." gated your authority wginniug iet ?-? ' Messrs. K. D. X you have dele- Massey of Kerst during flhchool yesterday. Blakeney and J. C. youn* attorn* taw were in town which Is also the brlde-elecl y of Washington, Oa., <lauce at th the girlhood home of i < w ie Red Hill school closing, machine V. A. LINGLE. Don't fo bounty Supt. Education. will pay ? ? ..O una a guua , a money and lavor saver, rget the date and place. It you to see It work.