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i * X?V V?? A T T-\ *?V . -A I 7 ?A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. King yesterday morning, the 30th instant. ?Mr. A. J. Roddey, who has been confined to his house by sickness for several weeks is out again. ?Miss Delia B. Small will leave Wednesday for Spartanburg to enter Spartanburg Business College. ?The Lancaster chapter U. D. C., will meet at the residence of Mrs. A. H. Robins Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. ?Married, on Sunday at the parsonage by Rev. C. P. Carter, Miss Sallle Hinson and Mr. Purett Adams, son of Mr. Raz Adams. ?Rev. C. P. Carter has married twenty couples since the first of January last and has four more he says "on his string." ?Prof. L. T. Baker of University of South Carolina, formerly superintendent of the graded school at this place, has been made dean to aid President Moore. ?Married, on the 26th instant, by Rev. C. P. Carter at the parsonage. Miss Fannie Ghent, daughter of Mr. Ben Ghent, and Mr. Pomeroy Adams. ?Mr. J. E. Nesbit of Van Wyck was in town yesterday with fifteen bales of cotton. He is pleased with the price Lancaster is paying for the staple. ?Prof. Frank G. Potts, of the South Carolina University, son o! Hon. O. W. Potts of Pleasant Valley, * nnnroinrv r\ f t VtC nas open eietvcu ocmnai; >Uv faculty. ?There will be a basket suppei at White Bluff school house on Saturday evening, October 4, proximo at 7 o'clock for the benefit of orphanage. The public are cordially Invited. ?It will be a gratification to thf hosts of friends of Congressman D E. Finley, who has been at home foi some weeVs on account of 111 healtli to know he is reported to be greatly Improved. ?Miss Sadie Neely of Ebenezer York county, sister of Mrs. W. Pressley Robinson, came over on the early train today from Rock Hill. She has accepted a position with the J. T Wylle Company. ?We are requested to announei that the Woman's Exchange anc public library will be open every day in the week excepting Wednesdayi and Sundays from 11 a. m. to 1 p m. and from 4 p. m. to 7 p. m. ?Fannie Stewart was badly cu with a knife hy John Davis neai Grace's station Sunday. Dr. R. C Brown Is attending the wounded wo man, who Is severely though not dan gerously Injured. ?We call special attention to th< unique entertainment given by th< King's Daughters in the opera hous< Friday evening, Oct. 3. Let us al ' go out and have an evening of fun See ad in this issue. ?Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wylle am Miss Juanlta Wylle will attend th marriage of Miss Ida Lee Hill am Mr. Tucker Irvin, a prominent at torney of Washington, Ga., at th First Presbyterian church in Green ville tomorrow at 6 p. m. ?Mr. H. E. Tuttle and famll motoring from Chicago to Miami Fla., stopped over at the Hote Royal last night. They resumei their journey tills morning. The left Chicago August 1st, and ar making the trip leisurely. ?Presiding Elder T. E. O'Dell o Rock Hill held the quarterly confer ence Saturday for the four cliurehe represented liy Rev. C. P. Cartel Elgin, Grace, Lower Camp Creek an Carmel. These churches were foun to he in good condition, both finan daily and spiritually. ?Mr. H. L. Rlackmon left Satui day for Walhalla to spend a fei .X. days before returning to Daytoi Va., to enter upon his second year' work at the Shanandoah Collegiat Institute. Mr. Blackmon has bee spending his vacation at the home c his father, Mr. J. W. Blackmon c the 'Rich Hill section. ?Rev. E. T. Hodges, who has bee spending his vacation at Mountai Meadows, N. C., is back home agal feeling much refreshed and invij orated. He was kind enough to r? member us with a post card durln his absence with a picture of Moui tain Meadow Inn, nestling In a co\ of the mountain, the mere sight < which Is refreshing. A Good Record. Rev. C, P. Carter has Just close a two weeks' meeting at Gra< Methodist church. He has preachei continuously at his four churches ft eight weeks, preaching In all 97 se mons. There were 79 converts du lng the meetings. This we call recod-breaker. Negro Pound Dead. Sheriff Hunter received a 'phor message this morning from M Walter Stack of the Tradesvllle se tion, that the body of Will Davl colored, a son of John Davis, hs been found in the plaza of the o! John D. Arant house. No other pa tlculars were given. The shell went to the place tnis morning. r will make a thorough Investigate of the matter. Magistrate John L Caskey. On account of his continued I health, Mr. W. P. Caskey, who h held the office of magistrate for Oil and Cane Creek townships, resign* the office recently and the govern appointed Mr. John L. Caskey In fc stead. Mr. John L. Caskey Is nephew of the former magistrate ai Is familiar with the duties of t office, having acted as constable f several years. He has appointed IV H. W. Bell his constable. Mr. B< should be well qualified for his offl< having been chief of police of t city. ( LIST OF PETIT JURORS. ' For Second Week Fall Term of Court Beginning Monday, Octol>er 20. J. M. Slagle, Osceola. . W. McD. Jones, Lancaster. J. T. Howell, Waxhaw, Itoute 1. W. A. Lingle, Lancaster, Route 6. W. J. Faulkenberry, Lancaster Route 2. R. B. McMauus, Lancaster Route 7. ( H. F. Barr, Lancaster. W. S. Stewman, Lancaster. J. F. We&ner, Heath Springs, Route 2. T. M. C. Mo8ier, Lancaster, Route 8. J. S. Rowell, Lancaster Route 7. Judsou McManus, Lancaster Route 8. Jno. A. Kell, Fort Mill Route 3. J. Luther Howie, Osceola Route 1. J. M. Polk, Lancaster Route 7. W. T. Addison, Lancaster Route 4. N. B. Cousar% Lancaster Route 1. J. E. Hegler,' Kershaw. W. A. Rowell, Lancaster Route 7. II. C. Baker, Taxahaw. J. A. Williams, Lancaster. G. L. Vaughn, Van Wyck. C. W. Harris, Osceola Route 1. C. R. Yoder, Van Wyck. T. J. McNinch, Lancaster. Robert M. Steele, Lancaster Route 1. R. E. Mcllwain, Lancaster Route 3. T. W. Taylor, Kershaw Routo 3. T. J. Harper, Lancaster. S. D. Taylor, Lancaster. G. F. Taylor, Taxahaw Route 1. W. J. Belk, Taxahaw. W. B. Faulkenberry, Heath | Springs Route 2. J. Davis Haile, Lancaster Route 8. B. M. Welch, Lancaster Route 2. LOST BUT FOUND. Dr. Laney Recovers Package Containing Valuables After Ad vert is in|( For It in The News. The chances are that if you have > lost anything and desire its recovery, your wish will be gratified by insert" ing a little notice in The News. Rei ceutly Dr. Laney lost a package conr taining money and other valuables. He put a notice in The News and the , package, intact, was restored to him - yesterday. r Teachers Organize. On Saturday immediately after the . adjournment of the Conference for . the Common Good, the teachers of r the county met in the court house and proceeded to organize themselves into a teachers' association, ' with the following officers: Chalmers E. Wessinger, president; J. K. Connors, secretary and treasurer; r J. B. Burkhardt, first vice president; Miss Ivor Brown, second vice presi dent. Executive committee, Miss ~ Callie E. Jones, J. G. Richards, Miss Mamie Fisher, E. W. Bodie and a Miss Bessie Flynn. The following s teachers were enrolled: Chalmers > B. Wessinger, J. R .Minter, J. K I ! Connors, Mrs. W. E. Taylor and . j Miss Eva Hough of the Laucastei schools; E. W. Bodip of the Stonej boro school; Johu R. Boldridge R ! Tradesville school; James B. Burk j hardt, Miss Gladys H. Twitty, Misi _ Mary E. Lathan, Miss Callle E. Jones g Miss Ivoe Brown and Miss Kath . eriue McPherson of the Heatt Springs school; J. G. Richards, Miss Mamie Fisher of the Kershaw school ^ and Miss Bessie Flynn of the Dixh ' school, and Superintendent of Edu ' cation V. A. Lingle. II The first regular meeting wil take place on the 18th of October ii the Central graded school. It is a noteworthy fact that thi f entire faculty of the Heath Spring: - school was present at the meetinj s of the association as well as the Con r, ference for the Common Good. d Captain King Promoted. Capt. J. Palmer King, who fo some time has been the agent of tin Interurban Electric Railroad a R Hodges, has been promoted to tb , agency of the same road at Greers s I The Greer News-Leader, in referrini tr? thn nmmntlnn aava* "Mr _T t1 1 King of Atlanta has been appolntei freight and passenger agent of th ' G. S. & A. Interurban Railway a Greers arrived Monday to assume hi n duties. Mr. King expresses himsel n as very much pleased with the rc n ception given him by the people o ?- the town and he has won man friends already by his clever and con g genial manner. He expects to mov his family here in the near future, ^e In the Magistrate's Court. Magistrate John L. C'askey ha been kept busy since his inductio into the office of magistrate. Wui d rants haue been issued by him fo ;e the following parties: Frank Jone: i. colored, charged with stealing a b: >r cycle from John Jackson on the 13t r" instant. Capers Cauthen, Jr., char? r- ed with robbing Perry Wright c a $7.50 at Earle Cauthen's restauran on the 29th instant. Walter Cai then, Jim Ely, Doc Hlnson and E White for disorderly conduct in th eastern suburb of the town Sunda ,p evening. Josey Slmonds for stealin r- a coat and $8 from Sings Boyd o c" Sunday. s, Sell Your Cotton in I>ancaster. r- That Lancaster is one of the bef Iff cotton markets in this section is ev le denced by the fact that the staple I >n heading this way. By way of con parison, when cotton was bringin 13.6" in Lancaster on Tuesday, 23r instant, it was nrtnging only 1.1.4 In Monroe, 13 In Charlotte, 13.60 I 111 Orangeburg, 13 V6 in Columbia an ft* 13*4 in Oastonla. lis On Friday of last week when fid was bringing 13.75 in Lancaste or 13.60 was the highest In Fort Mil lis Moral?It will pay the cotton fa: a mers to bring the fleecy staple 1 ad Lancaster. he or ?See advertisement In this isst rr. of the program for the week at tt sll Star Theatre. ;e, ?Miss Nannie Bowers of Heal he Springs has accepted a position wit M. Pollakoff as saleslady. T* THE LANCASTER NEWS, H 'IB PERSONALS 1 Oil Miss Lula Outen returned last Saturday, accompanied by her cousin, Mr. H. Z. Outeu, from a very pleas- To ant visit to relatives and friends at 1 Wingate, N. C., and Pageland, S. C. thi I Mrs. C. F. Stoll and sou, Meldan, Sp returned last Saturday morning from pas 1 a very pleasant visit to relatives and ha friends in Charlotte and Rock Hill, clo I Mrs. Ola P. Catling and little aft daughter, Mary Alice, are visiting wfc : Mrs. J. E. Poore in Columbia. exl ! Mr. and Mrs. Dan M. Jones of thi i Heath Springs spent the week-end | with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. a , W. Jones. on j Rev. W. L. Hoggs of Greenville I wl spent the week-end with his sister- 1 So in-law Mrs. L,. J. Perry, and filled j po j the pulpit at the Presbyterian church j wt , Sunday morning ana at the Metho- I ho dist church at night at the union | im service. | be Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Craig of the wi Craigsville section spent the week- he end at Rock Hill. ? v Mr. W. S. Ilough spent the week- i end in Charlotte. 1861 | Judge Ernest Moore attended court 'oil in Winusboro Saturday. da Mr. W. C. Hough made a business CI visit to Chester Saturday. L. Mrs. Walter P. Davis and children Tl are visiting relatives at Waxliaw, wi N. C. to Magistrate B. A. Hilton of Ker- Bl ishaw was in town yesterday. 4: Mr. J. U. C. Gilchrist of Charlotte, one of the associate editors of the t.h Davidson College Annual, spent the 7 week-end with Mr. J. R. Miuter. Miss Juanita Wylio, editor of The nr Lancaster, S. C., News, spent yester- lii day in the city with friends.?Char- he lotte Observer of Monday. nc Miss Janie Green and little niece, | Elizabeth, have returned home from Hickory, N. C., where they have *h : been visiting Miss Green's sister, tr Mrs. H. B. White. 2f Prof, and Mrs. G. C. Ryder of the New Bethel school are on a visit to their home at Republican Grove. Va., ** during the six weeks' vacation of the school. m Mr. J. T. Thomasson was a visitor n< In Rock Hill Friday. Capt. and Mrs. A. H. Greene spent , the week-end at Rock Hill with their , son. Mr. Gilbert H. Greene. !j Mr. Joe Heath of Monroe Is in the j" city today. j, V< MARRIED AT LANCASTER. ni vi Mr. and Mrs. Henjamin T. Griffin to Make Their Home in Charleston. a The following is from this morn- w Ing's News and Courier: 11 "Miss Lillie Flynn, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Flynn, and Mr. J*' [ Benjamin T. Griflln were married at ' Lancaster, S. C., on Wednesday of ' last week. Miss Flynn wns well * : I known In Lancaster and Mr. Grffin J-' , resided formerly In Summerville. "Saturday nlglit a reception was "(tendered Mr. and Mrs. Griffin at the ~ ' . National House. They were met at the depot by a ^number of their Jf 1 friends. ? | "Mr. and Mrs. Griffin will be at. i home at 313 King street, Charles1 i ton." i j HAD FIIIE AT JEFFERSON. Q o C ^ Flames Destroy Property in Town Amounting to Doss of $25,00(1. Jefferson Special to Columbia b b State, Sept. 28.?About 3 o'clock this s morning the residents of the town ; were aroused by the firing of pistols, -j - Practically every man, woman and c child here witnessed one of the greatest fires that has ever visited B this town. The fire started in the mercantile establishment of Illair , r Miller. The fire spread to the builde lngs occupied by J. Li. Dowry & Sons, t and Bird Bros. The fire spread une til the pool room, the Ice house and i. the town shed were entirely envelop- j g ed in flames. '. The origin of the fire is unknown, d but it is supposed to have been cause ed by rats. The estimated loss is ,t about $25,000, partially covered by a insurance. ! f rj Nobody knows how many cats owe ^ y the preservation of their lives to the 3 L. fact that the youngsters of the neigh- ^ e borhoo 1 now take more interest in Boy Scout work than in feline destruction?News and Courier. A UNIQUE ENT I k c \n owapt e ; To Be Held at the OPEIU HOUSE, FRIDAY Eveni it Each ticket purchased en [ age. If package is not s i- swapped for another, therein J merriment. A musical progra o tion to the above free of charj J talent will appear. u An old-fashioned "Spellii r. close of the musical program. r- We urge every one to < ? friends. In addition to an ei selves, they will aid a worthy >e THE KING'S D h Prices 15c :h Home-made andy * .EPTEMBER 30, 1913. IPORTANT CHANGES USTSHTe IN MAIL SERVICE st'd Pouches to Ik* I'nt on llotli S Morning and AfU'iiUNin Trains |H of Lancaster & Chester Ky. M > the Editor of The News: <H?1 1 I am pleased to inform you that, 1^51 c ough the efforts of Colonel LVVJ rings during the many months aia I it, we have at last succeeded in ( ving the postoflice department put .VP. I sed pouches on our morning and fja .ernoon trains out of Lancaster, iich will Improve, to a very great VP. Lent, the present mall facilities of Va s city. It has been common knowledge for long time that we have had only Vp e mail going North daily, i. e.. that iich leaves here on the 7:48 p. m. uthern train. Mail not put in the 09 stofllce before 6:45 to 7 p. m, is delayed practically twenty-four urs in reaching New York city and VP portant intermediate points, as the 'Jma4 i st time it could make after that I is practically the same as if it were Id in Lancaster until the following >jm!1 euing for the same train. The chief clerk of the railway mail VP rvlee has directed the local post- aia Ice to make up daily, except Sun,y, a closed pouch for No. 36 at VP. tester to leave Lancaster on the & C. morning train at 6 o'clock. i lis pouch will go straight through VP. thout delay, arriving at Washing- aia n at 10:30 p. m. the same day, iltimore 1:14 a. m., Philadelphia VP. 4 0 a. m. and New York 6. a. m. pja In other words, mail dropped in e local postoflice at any time after ^VP^ p. m. on Tuesday will bo in New 09 irk at 6 a. m. on Thursday, in nple time for the earliest city de,ery and practically twenty-four VP ni.*s earlier than our present service IV affords. VP, In addition to this, all mail north 00 Richmond by leaving Lancaster on e closed pouch on our 3:35 p. m. ain, making connection with No. 00 ! at Chester, will catch the fastest ain going I^orth out of Charlotte, |,^Ji o. 3 8. This mail will then reach 00 ashlngton at 6:30, Baltimore 7:42, hiladelphia 10.03 the following |.^J( orning and New York at 12:20 00 >on. *ti/k With these new arrangements, incaster will have three most effl- 00 ent Northern mall services instead gjgjl one as at present and will enjoy Aitil'tiftl actically the same facilities as if were on the main line of the Southn Railway. I might add that the >uch being placed on our early T^i | oin pee orning train is temporary, with a ew of testing Its ability to serve a__ le public. If It is properly patro- OLR HEATH SI R1 zed, as It should be, it will be made tor stores will be permanent dispatch; otherwise It |ng Thursday and ill be impossible to retain it. 3 and 3, on acc< I would suggest that those who H'rsch Bros. tve mail for the North In sufficient " ilume to warrant It, to mall test THERE will be a tters, that Is, place In letters going White 11'tiff schoi ? their correspondents a request evening at 7 o'c lat the envelope be returned so that 1913. Proceeds t'( le actual time from mailing In our phanage. The pub] ical postofflce and the actual hour I vit?d. Respectful r delivery In New York be ascer- 8?nlined. . In this way, the patrons of le local office will have a correct WE \\ ANT the rea lea of the advantages to be gained know that a 3 y the new mail dispatches. of P.voktannln Blu< Yours very respectfully, ens *he sore hea W. R. THOMSON. lt- Standard Drug Asst. to President. The Cotton Market. FURNITURE REI , , have any broke pot cotton today 14c you want repaired otton 8eed 39c Garvin at j. c. Pat I will repair lt at c The less some people have ihe vin. igger the bluff they put up. TRY A SACK of N For Weakness and Loss of Appetite flour and bo con' he Old Standard genera! strengthening tonic, h^ldie ^com^lete ' ROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out u laiana ana ennuis up tne system. A true tonic *??"w n? ,v ,,? ?' nd sure Appetizer. l;oradults -md children. 50c. Seed Oats, hardwai ders solicited. E. f II FOR RENT OR L I \ w \. w m V I horse farms, or Plenty of building: . , , Rent or lease for have just received an up-to-date Cunningham. Plating Outfit MY STORE will b , observance of the 1 tnd can now put a FACTORY Rosh Hashona. m FINISH on all Watches, Jewelry, 3tc. This extra finish will cost wanted?To tra fou nothing if you have your re- dOKra "vppiy r to ?i )air work done by Lancaster, S. C., R F. T. McILWAIN ' osT,-i':;t7"p"" and Elgin Sa At the Ten Cents Store. pocket-book cont __________??. bills and a Woodi ceipt. Finder will ERTAINMFNT FRESH ARRIVAL! ^ seeds. Rape, Ry Hairy Vetch, al m Cream Cheese and tino Kpp ? THE LANCASTER VlllJ^ 8,000 men, worn Lancaster countycompelled to advei _ loss you want to ic 1 f ^ ^row FOR SALE H W { and one-half G I m A W y?un* heifer calf. ? Apply Dr. J. E. 1 field avenue. titles the holder to a pack- -?????? ,. r. , * y FOR TtENT?One atistactory some may be good man, good f creating a great deal of ?a - c- Rosh nl m will be rendered in addi- -1 ! ?e. Some of our best local FOR sale?seve 3 shingles. Ed> Lancaster, S. C. ig eBe" will be held at the the royal tyf ognized everyt class machine and x?mc out and bring their ening's pleasure for them- wholesale price. Cause. care The Lancaste AUGHTERS. Th.B~.Mo. ortH OKo OROVR S TASTELESSi aiiu blood, builds up the wh .... . derfully strenf then and Will be on sale. the depressing effect ol llnnk No. TATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF FHE BANK OF LANCASTER ocated at Lancaster, S. C., at the lose of business August 9th, 1913. RRsnnnrira ,oans and Discounts. .. $527,627.89 Dverdrafts 3,075.88 3onds and Stocks owned by the Bank 11,600.00 furniture and Fixtures. 1,000.00 3anking House 6,800.00 Due from Banks and Bankers 72,024.39 Currency 6,757.00 Dold 3,505.00 Silver and other Minor Coin 367.47 Checks and Cash Items 980.93 Total $632,638.56 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock Paid In..$ 50,000.00 Surplus Fund 100,000.00 Undivided 'Profits, less Current Expenses and Taxes Paid 19,091.96 Due to Banks and Bankers 3,001.46 Individual Deposits Subject to Check 181,869.06 Savings Deposits 64,598.89 Time Certificates of Deposit 146,691.17 Certified Checks 14.000.0C Cashier's Checks 386.04 Notes and Bills Redlscounted 60,000.00 Reserved for Taxes .... 3,000.00 Total $632,638.56 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lancaster?ss: Before me came Geo. W. Williams Cashier of the above named bank who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement Is s true condition of said bank, ai shown by the books of sail bank. GEO. W. WILLIAMS. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 14th day of August, 1913. JNO. U. BELL, Notary Public. Correct?Attest: LEJROY 8PRING8, R. L. CRAWFORD. L. C. PAY8EUR, Directors. xtrkti r&v factory exp 1 vUllLCo writer Repair charge of the no NGS and Lancas- writer mechanics i closed this com- our work Is guara Friday, October Qf any rebuildli sunt of holiday, country. All woi ly and fully gi Crayton & Co., C basket supper at }1 house Saturday lock, October 4, MR FARMER?1 >r benefit of Or- mule, sheep or lie Is cordially in- a "Little News Ad ly, Ben. Simp- a buyer. Twenty104 | five cents. ders of The News 1^-p ^ -p per cent solution UJS>, V/. Ij 3 will cure chickd. Ask us *xbout Pboa Company. Office orer L? 104-1 formerly occapli Office hottra, 9to : 'AIRED?If you n furniture that send it to W. F. Special terson's shop, and Any school de jnce. W. F. Oar- plication for statt 104 at the office or bj ^ [elrose or Tip-Top County Si kinced, the best In guaranteed. Also line of staple and agging and tires, V _ *1*1 1 re, etc. Your or- I h' W. Slstare. JUol 111 103-104 .EASE?Two two1 four horse farm. A I4?lir 11IIIIdl s and good water. ? i 3 years. W. J. * lJino AlISi 104-4-t 8 closed Thursday That adver ober 2 and 3, in Hebrew New Year, science is . pouakon. pracucauy to i of this section fftnpgoQod. advertising syf g for a possum . . ^ 2. g. swicorood, ed by the m f. d., box 2. business house Co., who are g< . W. Plyler's store .\bsolute1v Frc turffay afternoon fV lc7 r re aining $29.00 in their customer nen of World re- the beautiful be rewarded. E. Piano, which i tion at their st s this week of new , -i he Piano s e. Crimson Clover, is a high clas so Kingan's best every respect. Hams. Bennett- maJ<ers f(), think of it! NEWS is read by A four hum en and children in Civen Away.. ~kut if a merchant rtlse witn us?un- ,? . . , icrease your trade, thing he wouli fit subject for -One-half Jersey conditions hav urnsey cow with face ()f th Good milker. . , .. . Etutledge, Chester- *n advertising 104 Mackey Co. gi piano is a stuf Si-horse farm to ing. and it clej dwelling and good ,, , ackmon, Kershaw, their desire to and a little ah of the times. ral cars brick and of $1.00 wort yards ft Horton, ; , , ij 4# finy clepartme . will receive a >E WRITER Is rec- 100 votes On t vhere as a first- vors wilj be 1 wears as well as .n ?ewrlters. We have Person Will ' one at less than chance. The Address, H. C., ed by J. F. r News, Lancaster. ?gquare deali 101'tf fact. We thin Weather Ton?c pie will apprec chin tonic enriches the ly liberal offer ole system and will won- P Maelrov Cr\ fortify you to withstand ^aCKey the i)ot summer. 50c. lively scrambl 5 HK8S3 i iff iBi m m Wi s 3 5 m m >^T< iW <4^*4 m w ^T< fcf m 5 5 5 2 ? m m m m m m m m m m _ 5 ERTS?Our Typ?Department la In lost skilled t/p?ln the South, and nteed equal to that as plant In th? k handled promptlaranteed. J. E. Charlotte, N. C. 6-f-tf 1(1 VO VA11 O VlAMA *??? / vu U UUIDVi hog to sell? Try 1." They will bring five words, Twentytf I. PRATT, a tint. ".f to MS. in caster Pharmacy, Bd by Dr. High. I; S to ?. I Notice. siring to make ap) aid can get blanks r writing me. 7. A. LINGLE, upt. of Education. 104-1 ink of It! ed Dollar (irand olutely Given way ! tising is now a tin demonstrated the buying public by the wonderful ;tem now employost enterprising of J. F. Mackey [)ing to give away >e to some one of s on March 15th, Parlor Grand s now on exhibi;ore. ells for $400 and s instrument in Guaranteed by r ten years. Just dred dollar Piano A few years ago, W!)Q til iln anph a d be considered a an asylum, but e changed, yet in )rmous sum spent the fact of J. P. ving away a $400 rendous undertaklrly demonstrates l?e "always up to ead" of the spirit Every purchaser ;h of goods from nt of this store coupon good for he piano. No fa- v" 3hown and every on OAiinl VV VI* v. (Ul V ?j uai reputation enjoyMackey Co. for ng" insures this ik the buying peo:iate this extreme on the part of J. . and we predict a e for votes.