The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 05, 1913, Page 6, Image 9
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HUBBY'S HOME RIG
hjs brave fight for he
THE LANCA
R YOUNG THOUGHT OUT A NE
STER NEA\ g, SEPT KM
W "GRAFT* The Co,,e?e
Chicago Kecord-He
?? w 1. r* I* tha UOUCI
BER 5, 1913.
Graduate. Irish Passions S
raid. i . . ? < a
, .. 1 London, Sept.
nn of the COlleKC , . , ...
itlrred by Home Rule I It Is argu<
mpMiKii. Irish passioi
3.?Both the Union- the home ru,
id on both sides that
is have been stirred by
e campngin and that this
AVERAGE HUSBAND SEEM
HAVE FEW PRIVILEGES
Writer In Woman's Magazine G
i to the Question Somewhat D
Iy and the Result Is In i
Measure Surprising.
; Mother Spider Knew No I
It Was a Question of Sa
IS TO Little Ones.
Crossing a field the ol
came upon a large femah
the hunter family, carrytr
oes In- white sack of eggs, half tt
*?P" cherry, attached to her spii
l Plucking a long stem of 1
I detached the sack of eg
Fear When "?rno ns?ntr valve n
vlng vho fl*r " Idea Which H
Turned to Adva
Iher day I A man believed to be
9 spider of beggar took advantage i
ig a round weather to work on the
le Bize of a persons in the Bubway,
inerets. Times stateB. The beg;
lerd's grass heavy Btorm ulster, go
:gs without Itound Broadway expresi
IOW OTR DCg* 11 ? ao vuv ovww
e Seemingly graduate, and at ?
ntage. , wood, George J. G<
"The college gr
a professional theu ch
of the torrid Pert?P?. his cocksu
... . were all but as cock
sympathies of ,.ollege graduate c
the New York day;
gar, wearing a ?.j know a manu
it on a north- his son. fresh fro
s at six o'clock mill, last fall to let
i T aim LUDera
1 ?r? trying to n
3Uid said. out of the riots
aduate fas many ports say that 3
itefest of th , jicemen were S(
reness. Ah, quired hospital
isure as the young cIv|? has 8V
hi commencement jurles
facturer who took ?
m Yale, into the ....
WULMC1
1 panics 111 CjUKliUlU
nake political capital been res
in Dublin. Latest re- ness in Dubl
20 ciilians and 45 po- disturbances
sriously hurt and re- Unionist nev
treatment. One of the ; ernment tha
iccmbed to his in- aroused anh
I throughout
l/ETD vnn MCCn
ponsible for the lawleBSIn
and also for the recent
in Londonderry. The
vspapers warn the govt
the home rule bill has
iigonism and lawlessness
Ireland.
What right dot's your husbai
sees In his homo? He honest!
ever occurred to you that he h
special rights?
I think 1 know what will b
flrBt reply?your snap Judgn
writer In the Mother's Magazln
You will tell me that your husl
like most men and doesn't feel
fTiQn v Hivhta Knt that 11 tKnr
bruising it. Instantly the sp
id pos- and sprang at the grass st<
Has it and biting until she got t
as any which she seized in her s
and made off with it as
e your rapid legs would carry hei
lent, a I laid the stem across h<
e says, again took the sack away,
land is on for it again, fighting m
he has than before. Once more sh
avor nti.iti mnrn I friro H frnr
lider turned lu the evening, at the Ft
;m. fighting Btatlon. He found a se
o the aack, of the car, and the peri
itroug Jaw8 fters regarded him wltl
fast as her pity. They noticed th
! had a long beard and I
sr back and , collar of the great coat
She came and buttoned tightly a
ore fiercely j He seemed to be suffer
le seized it; the heat, for his lean f
" v>oi- lou o i with nersniration.
rooklyn bridge met tins man me u
at in a corner " 'You took Geo
spiring paasen- recently to teach
i Burpriee and llow ,K 11 turning
at the beggar , " e man ufact
tKo, . hand over ins brow
that the Btorm .. .Qh 8plendidly
was turned up js teaching me now
bout hie neck.
Ing much from flow to !
ace was moist Exchange.
They were talkii
uuj auu ,
rge into the mill IV III |l I
him the business. "
OUt?' I m f
urer passed his n
and sighed. I .11 I'
he said. "(Jeorge C
Spell It. ^
Valuable a
Ig about tile diffl- Drives Ol
V LII IUU I1LLU
iEHEHAL TOHIC T1
mdard Grove's Tasteless ch
s a General Tonic because it
jt Malaria, Enriches the Bloc
IKE GROVE'S
ill Tonic is Equally *
Acts on the Liver,
>d and Builds r
was a man who was master
own house, he is the one. Y<
back up your statement by 1!
tlons. You don't like pork and
for supper Saturday night, bu
does, and so you always have
You would prefer polished fto
ruga in the front hall, but Jc
aisled on a carpet; and you
lamp In the library?a soft llgb
in his while she sprang and bit a
>u will stem to annihilate It.
llustrn- The fight must have b
beans two minutes, when by a
t John move on my part, one of h
them. Injured. She did not fa!
or and fight. On Bhe rushed for
)hn In- fast as 1 pulled It away. '
like a In her was rampant,
it Is so she would have fough
it the grass j A sympathetic guard
j gar why he was clott
een on for when most of the men
regrettable ca8t aside their coats,
er legs was pHed softly that he d!
Iter In her . open hie ulster, as he w
the sack as J underneath It. This li
The mother Kuard communicated to
I the car. One of them s
it for that tlon to Set a BU,t of <
tusked the beg- cullies of spelling
led for winter c,ub lht* ?>'P
In the car had Marti?' of Virgin!
The beKKur re- that he was r^'n,,I
tne Deggar re- fHend Qf hls Jn R
d not dare to The puzzie(i frj?,,
ore no clothing plained, occupied
^formation the junction with tun
several men in One afternoon the
tarted a collec- ing a letter when
:lothes for the ed and became ve
* "Sav. Jim." he
in a wasningiuu 4. ?
;ht, when Senator trie WnoJ
la. smilingly said
ided of a puzzled You know what
Ichmond. as the formula i
fid. the senator ex- tonic pro ti
an office in con- . . I
other young man. .v . an ls ,n 1
former was writ- * ness, Kene
lie suddenly pans- Mothers and Pa
rv thoughtful. Relieves nervou
finally remarked, purifies the bloot
lebystem. rorCjrown rcop
you are taking when you take Gro\
s printed on every label showing that
of QUININE and IRON. It is as str
"asleless Form. It has no equal for I
ral debility and loss of appetite. Giv
,le, Sickly Children. Removes Rili<
s depression and low spirits. Arouse!
I. A True Tonic and Sure Appetizer.
lc and Ldnldren.
e's Tasteless chill Tonic
it contains the well known
ong as the strongest bitter
Halaria, Chills and Fever,
es life anil vigor to Nursing
jusness without purging,
s the liver to action and
A Complete Strengthened
becoming!?Out you Here to
expensive burner, for John wi]
bright light to read by!
Well, that 1b a fair beglnnl:
there anything else? While '
on material details, let me ask
few more. I will be moat co
lias John a bureau or a cheat o
era of his own? If he ahar
dreaaer with you. bow many d
haa he and how many have you
use an sack. I believe, until she 1
11 have 0f her eight lege to Btan<
been cruel enough to com
ng. Is did not come to this, for s
we are pack burst, and out poure
you a 0f tiny brown apiderllngB.
mplete. Before I could think, t
r draw- jja<j j-uahed among them
ee one them to swarm upon he
raw era her, many deep, even tc
? Has t?- i??
lad not one ' P??r man. i-ie passed i
J on. had I ' Passenger to another, a
pel her It 1 ,ars tn silver were ob
uddenly.the beggar. He quit the ca
d a myriad Central station, thankli
j tors tearfully. After ?
hat mother co'i?etion he crossed i
and caused bound platform of the
ir, covering on a downtowi
> the outer succeeded in arousing
" tKot of the passengers on th
i nai irum one ?? nd
several dol- Klanclng?a0. "fte
talned for the ^?f.peU praphi
r at the Grand Well," replied
ag his benefac- want to hurt the
ounting up the ings. "if you are
.0 the south- Sam. 1 guess you ni
station, where
1 express. He Diarrhoea Qn
the sympathies ?*i was taken w
e train, and an- Mr. Yorks, the mi
the other, "how do oio latnuy suouk
with one T or
________
Jim, who
questioner's feel- A
going to use any. I
light go the limit."
ilckly Cured.
ith diarrhoea and I
Proliant here, per- I
i De wituout it. ijuarameeu Dy your ui
Read
ruggisi. we mean 11. oue.
i
nwmmmmmammmmmm
i
he a clothes press or closet lntc
you never Intrude? If there
closet between you, what pro
falls to his lot and what to yo\
course, your gowns take up moi
than his coat and trousers, bi
he own absolutely the section i
to him, or have your best fi
trick of straying over to his p?
draping his Sunday suit? An
jvutuj vi vet *vuft ?CB? D
? which J could not now have t
is one -with a needle except at
portion crushing the young. I Bt
ire? Of watched her slowly move
e room encrusting family to a plai
it does ?Dallas Lore Sharp in t
allotted Monthly.
ocks a
;gs and '
^ If he ' Humors of Ha?l \N r
ouched her other collection *the
risk of ^urned ?vV(ir t,? h,m" ^
ood by and he waB h"rr>;,n? to a 1
off with her PreBS at the brldKe 8tat
? I G,oa7ticpi
Atlantic In New York worR
menced on the 1,000-f
i necescary by the size
iting. which have already rei
to demand such acrom
itken up and suaded me to try
.Vhen last seen berlain's Colic, C
north bound ex- ^hoea Remedy.
,ntl dose of it I was cu
lon* others that I gave
E. Gebhart. Oriole
er8* at all unusual. A
has been com- Df diarrhoea can al
oot pier made cured by one or
of the vessels remedy. For sale
iched the point
mndations Tho T^?st Certifln
a Dome 01 lii?uiholera
and DiarAfter
taking one
red. It also cured I 11
it to," writes M. '
, Pa. That is not
n ordinary attack
most invariably be w .
two does of this In f"h|
by all dealers.
?te of Stock. SCC h1
n r Advertisi
e Saturday Evenin
o\v it is possible fo
enient **
g Post and
r us 10 save
VUVU1CB IU piUlCDl, UUI1 I )UU
or htm very unreasonable?
Let us go a little further. Y<
said that the hall carpet and
brarv lights are concessions to
preference. Are there other
stances In the establishments
the paper in the parlor and th(
room and the pictures on th
represent his preference, or th
draperies that exclude the lig
uuubiu* From lit-Hits.
)U have Sherdan's writing was
the 11- to ^is sc'10?l an(l pwzzlet
i John's once wrote a "pass'
like in- Lane, and the doorkeepei
' Does ed it to be a forgery. 1
? dining could decipher it! T o in
e walls worse, Sherdan was also i
e heavy j)js spelling. A "which,"
ht from and a "whether" in his
plans for the now Tilt
a scandal vj<je berths for vessels
1 the town. K bas been predicted
' to Drury foot boat will' be wit
r pronounc- based on recent stride
because he 'hr, but there are mi
ake matters who look for It at a
iiicertain in Ia ordt'r to take care c
a "where." 8,ze ?' modern v
hands, for canal will bo deepenee
jury docks pro- Take notice ttu
1.250 feet long. 126, dated Sept.
that the 1,250- shares of the cap
h us In 1930. Citizens' Building
>8 in shtpbuild- tion, Series No. O
any authorities C.. issued to roe a
,, ? . me to Misses Mt
n earlier date Gregory hna be<>n
if the increased and the undersign
essel the Suez pncation to said
i to 39 feet by and Loan Assoclat
it. certificate'No. i r
15, 1910, for ten I yOU I
>ital stock of the I
and Loan Associa- tlPIPS
iNE, Lancaster, S. I
ind transferred br
lude and Mayme I
lost or destroyed I
ied will make ap- I ^
Citizens' Building ?>
on for a new cer- I kJJlCl
n Ofith rlov of I
noney on many dr
indurd Drug C
ug store arompany
his Sunday paper, or the delica
ree^ttion chairs that are youi
If so. he is an exception to
Jorlty of men.
"I wish we could ever hat
steak and onions at home!**
sighed to me a short time a
may be vulgar, but it's my
dish, and when I want It I
go to a restaurant. My wi
me that onions make the hmw
ite llttl > instance, were as often
pride? prived of their "alche
the ma- "thing" was to him alwa>
and nothing more.
T,lf> atrocious writing
ies recalls the claim on<
.?f! behalf of Baron Bramw
K?" wrote three hands; "oik
favorite aiom. could read, anothe
have to clerk could read and he t
fe te.lls a third which nobody c
Hmell anil the last named wa
as not de- i?ios,"
and a
s a "think Decorates Abando
, , Returning after a
01 ce < "fit- baggagemaater on a
?e made on . , ... #
ell that he tra,n- a c,tlzen of ^
e which lie 'ound a bare home, wl
r which his in it. His wife, childi
ouldn't and hold goods were gon<
ould read." | After learlng that hii
s his usual ?d anartmentB elsewhei
tmcaie 01 siuck u
September, 1913.
day'8*?work ? 1 "A
aa> s work as MAUD
New Haven |
'lasted, Conn.,
th only his bed |
ren, and house- V TJT T W 1
9 wife had rent- j I I I I
re hi- DroriMMlerl H M m~# V1U
LI LUC A. WU ua; v. |
GREGORY.
E GREGORY.
E GREGORY.
1ES' LIST
"The Rexall Stc
OF REAL
ESTATE
dreadfully!"
So they do. but If that husbi
his rights, don't you think th
?a a while, on a stormy nigh
there was no danger of com
. dish of beefsteak and onloni
rejoice his palate?
Yon may tell me all theee ar
land T admit It, but the trifles ai
which make or mar the comf
style.
and had Lord Curzon, when a
At once at college, once found hi
t. when,wrltinK stood him in g
a Writing two letters, one
i tive, the other to a chum
mignt <1(j jjjem in the wrong en
chanced that in the secoi
? trifles had made some uncor
re Hems reference to his relative,
ort of a covering the mistake he
1
to celebrate. He boug
young man flag8t and red. white,
s ba< han< - Jn nejgii5orB we
ood stead. . . " ,
to a rela- ,nR the n,bht by rep
he enolos- an<* when day broke
velopes. It bou?e decorated In tt
id letter he ors. He explained he
nplimentarv hie wife's retreat
and on dla- |
hud made . v.
... Knglish Not 1 D
ht firearms and
and blue bunt- "
re aroused dur- 60 Acres land, fo
orts of pistols, I Lancaster, on L
they saw the [ roe road, good
ie national col- I -cres fine creek
was celebrating 30 Acres land, hal
caster, good bu
Every acre in
^ ,, rent for 6 600-p
eencult." . _
' S 2-3 Acres, fou
ur miles north of 223 Acres 6 m
ancaster and Mon- buildings co
buildings and 30 C. McManus
bottom land. 4Gg Acres 3 r
f mile east of Lan- known as
lldlnge and water. place, has 1
cultivation. Will and splendic
lound bales cotton. houses. Sin
r miles north of hear low prfi
lies east of Lancaster, 392 Acres
st $5,000. Owner B. town of
side, 6-b
niles northwest city, 5-room <
the J. A. P. Slstare houses,
arge 10-room house ham and
1 barns and tenant 30 Acres G
lply look at land, and on New
ce. within
> a M _ oK tt r
4 H miles northwest of
Lancaster, near Riverorse
farm In cultivation,
dwelling and six tenant
Property of CunnlngI
Steele. Price... $9,80#
> miles east of Lancaster
Cut road, lies level ant
% mile Camp Creek
noma. Pass them over and
look at some of the less mate
equally Important rights of t
band see If he la any b<
there.
Too Far Away.
Senator Thomas Sterling o
Dakota remarked a few evenl
that It Is a mistake to lmagl
let U8 Ut" ilMJIIlt-U ur\riu(ll.ir??
>rlal but '?'?>' There presently ea
:be hus- f ni the uncle. "I hai
jttev off <lec'Pher your epistle." 1
your writing is so astro<
cannot make head or tail
ever, I guess the drift of j
you need some money, yc
f South 1 enclose a cheque."
ngs aj?Q Professor RlnckJe had
Ine that J}** '' ,An ^"ly co
The Soot man, howover, Y
me a letter Pearson's Weekly.
;e tried to A young French
t ran, "but Englis' was Just a II
lous that 1 inquired of one of her
of It. How- ask jn the English
it to be that "fponze pour le bain.
>u rogue, so "Oh," said the latt
got to do is to tell thf
a peculiar yOU want a big bath
positor on home with you."
[new nearly "Ah, it is not deefic
town. Close to
teacher whose churches. \ erj
ittle uncertain. pasture with v
pupils how to acre/_t,_' irili
.shop for an "$??**$?2
er. "all you've *ch?o1' 1
' ^opman that Joint land
sponge to take ^ 0wner> D
suit." she said; _ M AT, n
Shiloh and Zlon 1127 Acres by
' good buildings, Springs, on
k-nter, etc. Price ing cultivate
$,15.00 second grow
les south of Heath erty of W.
to church and per acre..
tuildings, 16 acres 77% Acres, V4
growth pine tlm- r0e and Wal
s of Alex Cauthen. northeast I
J. Bailey. Price four-room d
$1,000 ed and piazz
rnwns ferry road. Hardin. Pi
i mues weBi or neain vuu??.u <
railroad, 10 (arms be- 286 Acres
id, 610 acres of heavy miles nc
th pine timber. Prop- acres in
K. Williams. Cheap, saw tlm
$18.60 J. A. H
i mile south of Mon- acre. . .
iesboro roads, 7 miles 4 40 Acres
from Lancaster, two Pleasant
iwellings; large, ceil- cultivate
as. Property of E. M. at low rj
ice nor aero. . A'^d.OO M. Hneh
LUU BtUUUi.
In river road about tomr
?rth of Van Wyck, SO
cultivation. 300,000 ft.
ber. On "River road."
yatt's place. Price per
I10.00
between Fort Mill and
Valley, 10 farms being
d on It. Terms 8 year*
ate of interest. Owner T.
Pfl Per a/>ra (14 K A
every person on eann nas
moving-picture show, and clte<
to prove his contention.
One day, according to th<
tlve of the senator, a farm<
didn't often get to town brc
the metropolis to lay in snpp
look over the city scenery.
Along the main street he
up against a moving-picture sh
hirerl hv the Intensely rlramaf
seen a a)j ahout the professor.
1 a case there was a particular
manuscript from the pr
? narra- was put before the expe
sr who <l'iiry as to whether or n
>ke Into could not do
lies and t*ie vetoran from In vers?
I'd ma pipe here I could
Another instance of th<
stacked to other people of illeg
iow, and writing is included in th?
tc nhow tion of nnpr-dotes and fabl
on e mgnt when the shop wt
lv difficult expressed it different
ofessor. It sjj(, paid, smiling pie
rt, with in- y0ung man. "will you
ot he could "home and give me
that." said foath?"
iry; "but if
I play her." | Fxinu
p usefulness An ' '
;ible hand- New York Tribune,
vast collec- y^e teacher was hes
|e that deal S mnr fines
18 reached, she 0,0 " 7^ r
tly. "Please," "earnlCt
asantly at the ji Green! Prtci
a^big Sponge , 909 Acre8? Blx mil
a big .pong on Catawba rtvi
240 Acres, B mile
ter, close to tw
>le. farms, rents for
splendid dwell
,r.?g .he gram- rmr-priceT.'
ek church, 8-room
Owner, Mrs. W. 64 Acres, 6%
e per acre 921.OO Lancaster, g
lea from Lancaster house. Ow
er. Ask for price. mon.
s south of Lancas- 348 Acres at
ro churches, four in cultivatk
' 3,600 line cotton. Good dwell!
ling and tenant Property of
rty of J. F. Wll- Price per a
r acre.. ..$20.00 1Rft ...
* -1 - j c miiOB 150 Acres on
miles southwest of 50. ^TJ>B
;ood land with 3-room rt
ner. Orin C. Black- Hughes.
80 Acres c
Tradesville, 160 acres "?rt.h ?f
>n. extra fine timber. f??? ,
Ing and outbuildings. ?J
W. A. Funderburk. ,
120 00 eSTT2
Turkey Quarter creek. 99fi Arrftfl
? f
in and adjoining Fort
level. Owner, T. M.
See it.
>n Coil road 1^ mile*
Stoneboro, with 40 acrw
nber, lies level. Joins
Wm. Crenshaw and T. 8.
Has good 3-room houM.
' of Mrs. Ella Cauthen.
rms. Price per acre $16.00
In PaHoT P rnolr 4/\mn?Ul.
bills, he flsbed a nickel from
proceeds and bought a tlck<
only available seat was one
rear. Apparently It didn't m<
his approval.
"Say, mister," be remarke<
back to the box office, "bain
no way you kin fix me up wit!
on ther front row?"
"Yes, I guess so," good n.
his crop with the writing of Hon
st. The the American editor. O
In the tor could never get use*1
set with scrawl, and In
continued "typographies
Greeley sent a note to t
J, going (0 discharge the man at
iT there was too inefficient a wor
b a seat any longer employed on 1
The foreman did it. but t
aiuredly tor got hold of the note
ico Greeley. "An abstract noun
ne composi- something which you
I to his ap- t>ut cannot touch. Nc
rage at the yOU give me an exami
il* errors," ' Phillip looked thoi
he foreman moment, then his face
once, as he "Yes, ma'am," he s
kman to be poker."
'he Tribune.
rjxri;1
\1/v Prlmarv
I* the name of Acres on
can think of. 8t iSf?"
>w. Phillip, can z,on ch ? _i"
, lent small plan
ightfully for a d,d t)U?dinBBi
brightened. . ? . .
aid. "a red hot Acre" e"
boro and L.ai
lands of Wm.
to churches an
flted. only
4 4 Acres 3 mile
1IU1U IlU#u, u U1IIC. .
Ler. Close up to i?I . . ^
d school. An excel- ?. ' 1
tation with splen- Plantation.
Price per acre 370 Acres exti
$32.50 ings, 2 mil
Riverside Wades- bargain, pei
idsford road, Joins 284 Acres 3 n
Sistare, etc., close known as
d school, per acre place, 150
$12.76 forest tlmbc
s east of Heath vation. Ow
b or waiter Biewman, q y""
good buildings, a fine Jng' & t
of Mrs.
-a fine land and build- acre
es from Lancaster a 1 000 Acr,
acre 140 00 worth $
tiles west of Taxahaw, large se
the Irvine Knight j)r_ f. ]
acres heavy original will cut
sr. two farms In culti- t Y. V
ner. Miss Annie Greg
AA AA
? tvi *T uouiy^
in cultivation, lies rollenant
bouses. Property
Llda B. Jones. Price per
bs, with 8-room dwelling
6,000, 600 acres extra
eond growth pine timber.
P\ McDow's home place.
to suit you. Property of
Villlams. Price per acre
*11.S*
mplled the ticket seller, "but
see Just as well from the rea
"Yaas, I know I kin," rejoi
agriculturist, "but you see
Lectio bit deef."?Philadelphia
graph.
Where the Pins Oo To
For many years the world h
baffled by the Droblem of wl
you c&q ^ anomer unn'^*, w n*'i ** i
r? after much puzzling, fln.i
1 . .. "Good and efficient worl
, 1 11,0 lonK employed on The Tr
am a promptly took him on!
& Tel?" Joaquin Miller, "the
Sierras." who died a 1
since has been put forv
very worst that ever llvei
* rctary of a literary socb
iaa been vited him to attend a b
Hire the received an answer, of w
illy road it: | The little boy persi
kman. and | during tho lessons in
ibuno." and tor all the punishme
the school had been 1
Poet of the note was sent to his
'ew months long suffering tfaeher
i-ard as the I "Edward talks entii
rl. The sec- ' Back came the note
?ty one in- the father, and writt<
anquet, and bottom was the eloqu<
hlch no one ' "You just ought to
sted in talking Springs, good
school, and af- church and s<
nts allowed by ?tc. Owner, J
tried in vain, a Per acre . .
father by the 120 Acres two mi
It read: side, two fart
rely too much." close to Waxha
next day from Mrs. Mary J
?n on it at the acre
?nt sentence: 53 Acres 5 miles
hear his moth- on Wadesboro
,ll'n HaolllnfR
grade, close to ory. rnce
:hool, good road, 512 Acres ne
. M. Knight, price quality of
$26.00 Ings. 3ee 1
les north of River- 571 Acres 1%
ns In cultivation, Btrong and
w church. Owner, cut Into t
dcDow, price per cheap. *
$20.00 Better loo
north of Lancaster Owner, Col.
and Monroe roads, a ,
. ,minted and all 148 AcreB' 4J
per *cr? ^ A
ar Riverside, a fine caster o
land and good build- ue8 wel
D8. gcrc
miles from city, land
well Improved, will
imall tracts and sell 11,625 Fo
Arch Bti
k at this place now, hall. F
W. C. Hough. sells wc
Owner
miles north of Lancas- ... '
? j j 52.000 Fo
1 Vj miles south of Lann
Charlotte-Camden road,
1, one building. Price per
HOUSES,
r house and lot on West
reet, 4 large rooms and
roperty located as this
>11. A good new house.
L. P. Dabney.
r hniia.* nnil Ini <n u...1.
pins go that are turned out
lions of millions by the plo fac
But the problem seems h
been solved at last. A Paris fl
DC. Xarlar, has been expert
on ptns, hairpins and needle a
simple process of watching a
He states that they practic
appear Into thin air, by chang
ferroos oxide, a brownish rv
In mil- could decipher n word,
torles. again to the poet, statii
0 h?ra cutv. and suggested that,
i ?< *1P should make a cross
cieniutt, of lettor lf hp were (
mentJn* a circle if he could not
1 by tb? Miller complied with the
few. mark he made was intend
ally dla- mark he made was intedi
1n? Into rle or a coss!
iat that j
Ho wroto or."
iK the <1 ifTl- .
a" rtPhPoyfoot ] Subscribe for
pomlng, and '
be present. _ c
request, but Lancaster & Lne
ruf for a clr- Schedule In Effect M.
Eastern Ti
WESTBOI
buildings In gc
Improved plac
The News. Hinson.
66 Acres with go
ing and 3-ro<
ejpr f?w Co near Rocky R1
SLer ity. t^u. erty of w w
irch 3rd, 1912. acre
ime. About 37 lots on
and "Glanwood
fND* a small profit
>od repair, a well, lor on
:e. Owner, N. J. two sood *?<
to church a
od six-room dwell- C. Harden
>m tenant house,
Iver road. Prop- 190 Acres In
Parks. Price per close up to
$31.00 churches.
"Sinclair Heights" bales cottoi
," all owners want Roberts,
on their lnreet- 800 Acres 4 i
nv
arioiiB-^umueu ruau, )useB,
barns, etc., close Springs,
ind school. Owners, T. Owner,
& Bro. Price per acre $1,675 N?
$20.00 large rc
Camp Creek section. M- 1
two good schools and $4,600 Fo
level. Rents for 10 on Barr
i. Property of 8. B. cheap.
Bowall.
nlles north of Lancaa- ' 1 > $ 0 0 Ft
M.i? Heights
size of lot 10(ht2(?.
Rev. 8. N. Watson.
?ar Southern Railroad. 4
>oms, lot 7 Or. 12 5. Owner,
"erguson.
>r elegant 10-room houee
street, large lot and very
Owner, Mrs. Mary G
>r good house, Slnolnlr
Owner. C. w nna.
hooo blowb away la dual.
An ordinary hairpin took c
day* to blow away. A steel nl
juat under 15 months. A com
took 18 months to vanish. A
htoel needle defied the ravage
atmosphere Ion Kent, taking tvt
half years to disappear.
Bo the reason why the worl
a foot deep in the pins It bu
An Awful Acridt
Exchange.
b lasted
inon pin Artie had tried by va
polished to his father in c
? nt the "Can't you see I'm
read?" said the exanperi
'O and * "Now, don't bother me."
Artie was silent almoi
Id is not Then, reflectively: "Aw
y? la, it on a Tlloomfleld trolley ci
L * i PatKor 1 aaIt orl n n u'll
>nt. Lv. Lancaster
Lv. Fort Lawn
Lv. Ttichburg
Hour means Ar. Chester
onversation. EASTBOU
trying to Lv. Chester
ated parent. Lv. Rlchburg
' Lv. Bascoraville
a minute. Lv. Fort Lawn
ful accident Ar. Lancaster
ar today." | Connections?Chesi
fh Intoroat prn. Seahoard and
o:uua?o:oopi mem.
6:30a?4:08p,<>8 Acres, J. A.
6:65a?4:43p miles south of
7:30a?6:20p John Kirk, et<
ND.
9:30a?6: 4 6p ??????????
We have 1
11 ooa?7:50p interest to bu;
ii:30a?8:15p touch with a
ter with South- _____
1 Carolina & F
IOI UU V> IJ
Cautben's place, 6 20 farms ii
Lancaster, joins land, will c
s. Price per acre sell all, a i
$21.SO quick sale.
arranged to make loans of mi
yers of land, "no strings" to 1
"live wire." DO IT NOW.
aiiuivirv/amucu v?u,
i cultivation, strong 12,600 Fo
ut Into small tracts or Cemetei
ipeclal low price for date c
$14.00
oney for a period of ten yea:
this proposition. When you
>r 6-room bouse on W.
7 street, with all up-toonrentences.
Rents for
per month.
rs at regular rate of
think of dirt, get in
rtn-iua, oju>< U/ U1C muilt) wnic.
an iron rarface eoale off when
for a long time to the atn
without the protection of pali
n inaKHH ; *
exposed "What's that?" he asked
? . dent?"
losphere, ..Ye8." replied Artie,
" j ward the door, "a won
eye on a seat and a mai
''An accl- Northwestern Railwa;
Port Lawn, with
edRin* to- Line Railway,
tan bad her Lancaster, with So
J sat on It." . P. M?
/
uuiciu noil ? ?
iLURB, Supt.
M. I l l
*
JOHij.;
^ Agent