The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 14, 1913, Page 8, Image 8
' JGE PRINCE'S ABLE :
7 niiAnnr-m nrmin inn\i ?ix!
1 UtlttKbt IU biiu JUI\I
/ (Continued from Pago One.)
. 8?P>
/ who
pervisor should not be VQted Into cont
/ office just because he Is a good kind , kllli
) ?f fellow, capable at shaking hands, i
j The supervisor should devote his a^e,
whole time to the affairs of the couu- j
ty and you should see that he does so. is ti
"We have wasted enough money
since the Civil War on our public A
roads to have had first-class roads all 1
over the state. Road building should j so''f
be permanent. Good roads are of the i A
greatest benefit to all classes of our 1 j .
citizens. They lessen the expense of "
hauling and driving; next to public llle
. schools they are the greatest aid to
civilization. by 1
susp
"But schools are the most impor- T]
tant of all. Every school in the turn
county should be visited by at least
one member of your body. If you do wjth
you will find that there are many
trustees who have been holding the wjth
office for years who have never been jc
inside of a school house. Trustees
should visit the schools periodically j
and see what the teachers are doing. 8toc'j
They may never have taught school ' w
but their 'horse sense' will enable yym
them to discern whether or not the (jpr
teacher is master of the situation. ^
"The great trouble in these times umjf
is the lack of obedience on the part jS)
of children in the home as well as in with
the school. Some parents have an ceai(
idea that their children are little 'jS(
angels with full fledged wings and Witli
are ready to resent any punishment ceai<
inflicted on them for infraction of the
rules of the school. They believe with
their children are so truthful that Sj|
they never tell a story, what- an^'
ever other people's children may ' j.-]
do. It is the children of such
parents that give most trou- ' q
ble in school. Those that are
well disciplined at home rarely need
it in school. No wonder lawlessness mur(
nrevnils to such an extent with such
ideas prevalent In the land. There ilous
are very few children which do noc
need whipping at some period of With
childhood. If parents will not per- ceai,
mit their children to be flogged they ' g,
should not be allowed to attend pua(
school. intei
"Trustees in every school district weai
should visit the schools at least once W
a month and should not be put on the tery
board if they will not give the time cono
to it. "When I was a trustee," said R
the judge, "and I heard of a parent tery
complaining about his child being Ci
mistreated, I always insisted on his ceny
going into the school room, seeing H
the teacher's management and talk- w
ing with the teacher." Parents W
should not take the child's story but F
should hear the teacher's side also, true
I "nave been a child and I have also T1
been a teacher. of:
"You may not have parents in J(
Lancaster county who always take with
up for their unruly children, but we ; and
have them in my county. They are ing
mistaken in their ideas, they are lit- , to p
erally ruining their children 'and the , year
poor sillies don't know it." In J.
some counties -the teacher has to i 16,
ride around and hunt up the trustees ! cen>
to sign his pay certificate because to t
they never meet as a board. There trial
are some schools in the state where such
the trustees delegate the election of tern
teachers to the patrons. O
"It is your duty to look into these tain
matters and where you find trustees trie<
neglecting their duties you should ed.
present them for inefficiency and j T
nrt tofnoconeA I n r\Pf\nc\ Vnn t Vl All 1 /I PUPJ
see to it that your superintendent of Elli<
education is doing his duty. He hrea
should be able to take up any text the
hook used in any school in the coun- Sent
try and hear a class. If you have chai
such a superintendent of education | A
in your county I am sure you are not gag<
paying him enough. i chai
It is a sad commentary that there ! ^
are very few male teachers in our rase
public, schools because of the meagre ^en<
salaries paid them. Most of the ,
teachers are girls between the ages j *ja*'s
of 18 and 23, because after 23 they 1.n.
get married. 'School teaching is a ''s'1
calling as much so as the ministry; next
the work of moulding and shaping !
the characters of our children should '
not be left to inexperienced hands,
vet very often we leave such impor- Sont
tant \york to mere novices, just out |ts
of college. We employ a skilled
architect to erect our homes, yet A
often leave the character building of of it
our children, which is vastly more ^
Important, to careless, untrained
learhprs. Winthron and other col- I '',f>
leges in the state, while affording Soul
good training for them, cannot make a hi:
teachers. 'God alone can give the j exch
teaching faculty.' Pedagogy cannot pure
he learned out of books alone?ex- pilei
perience also is necessary. Neither } stoc
Winthrop nor the University of South : to c
Carolina can turn out teachers ready1 T
made. i her
The judge spoke of the training ni!!"
of a dozen or more of South CaroUna's
prominent men, such as Cal- \
houn, Longstreet and Judge Burt, by I *Pe.
that noted teacher I)r. Waddell. The,
secret was that that great teacher J11?'
' as consecrated to his calling and j ?
this Is the kind of teachers we should i 01
have and must have in South Caro- I uso
Una if our m< n and women of to- t mfU,
morrow are to rise to t.he standard'
that has been set in the past. J list I i?.
t ink of it! We in South Carolina ! J .ni
Anlw no vlnrr Hi roo rlnllaPfl Q VPftT I
?.C uu.j .
per child for education. No progress '
c n be made on this pitiful sum. Your ".r
fathers and mine paid from $30 to ?"
*40 a month for our education. Com- e
patent and well-trained teachers
should be paid $100 a month. What
o ir schools need is more money and S
more common sense. and
The grand Jury should inquire Nor
how many white children of school pior
age are out of school. It is true we ty.
have no compulsory attendance law yiel
but if Home parents were presented yeai
for not sending their children to for
school the very publicity' of their fror
neglect might bring about ghnd re- sam
suits, though they could not be pun- pou
bhed for it. I have not said anything not
about the negroes becamse it is need-1 grei
less to say that they are industrious- $71
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\
THE
educating their children. They
I no compulsion. fflllW*
is Honor touched on the morals I IJIJjv
le county as being: in the keeping
he grand jury, mentioning par
larly the crime of adultery, es- ....
ally among the whites.
is Honor touched on the illicit
ng of liquor: those blind tigers Special to The
are selling the "rot-gut 3tuff" jji-y Creek,
siinfncr nnittnn whlnh Iq alnu'lv . i.' *
o w V" ? "'""V | u I IInHill spcui
ng the people for the sake of a I Sunday with
paltry dimes. lie characterized J ury Creek sec
a as worse than assassins. "Oo i jvir. Jim Ha
r them," said he. "Of all men Sunday with N
spise most the blind tigers. It Miss Nanna
me to call a halt on them. Go jay night witii
r them without gloves." Mr. Arthur
number of cases on the contin- with Mr. G. L
docket were nol prossed by the Mr. J. A. Ci
nor on payment or tne costs. uen attended t
sealed sentence in the case of Hill Sunday,
state vs. Amos Wright, convicted Mr. Walter
Is absence at a previous term of for school at (
court for disposing of property proved very n:
>r lien, was opened and published Mr. Hazel t
he judge, but the sentence was wlth ltaymon
ended during good behavior. section,
le following bills have been re- Mr. Jimmie
ed by the grand jury: section spent S
enry Jones, assault and battery Mr. j \ Caut
intent to ravish, no bill. Miss Wren
enry Jones, assault and battery Miss Gertie Ci
intent to ravish, true bill. with Miss Berl
ihu. Davis, assault and battery Miss Bessie
intent to ravish, true bill. with Miss Bert
C. Lockman, larceny of live Mr. Oscar Gt
t, true bill. with Mr. Willi
alter Stack, murder, true bill. Mr. Ed Rot
Catoe, disposing of property un- with Mr. Sam
Hen. true bill. tion.
ill Catoe, disposing of property J Miss Nettie
r lien, true bill. ' Fannie Wells s
om English, assault and battery Pauline Math if
intent to kill and carrying con- , Miss Nannie
id weapon, true bill. with Miss Peai
Dm English, assault and battery
intent to kill and carrying con- hit*1
>d weapon, true bill. HEA
O. Potts, assault and battery
intent to kill, true bill. i Special to The
muel Mcllwaln, housebreaking . Heath Sprini
larceny, true bill. ! * Aldrieh retu
liott Mcllwaln, housebreaking . , if for.
;i.trucfb1"- ? iii iMcMakin, of t
E. Phillips, forgery, true bill. , Union w
illiam Wright, larceny true bill. ,v married, am
?orge Laney and Walter Laney,1 b_
der. true bill. | w T h
*cH Crocket and Leroy Dowry. Saturday"to"8e
e breaking and larceny, true bill. t,e bov who u,
Dbert King assault and battery a dnvs ago
intent to kill and carrying eon-j and Mrf
>d weapon, true bill I Monday for tl
rnest Pea. Samuel Pea and Ed tawba jUnctioi
derburk, assault and battery with McMakin has ?
it to kill and carrying concealed bla(.ksmlthing
[>ons, true bill. . . . I Misses Am
aiter tautnen, assault anu bat- - Annle M Hfi
with intent to kill and carrying the Kuest8 aoi
ealed weapon true bill. | Saturday and
ichard Stewart, assault and but- MJbr EunJce
with intent to kill, true bill. 'number of h<
tpers Cauthen, robbery and lar- i,trthday party
V"u? . . .... of last week,
ugh McMurray, murder, true bill. Mrs Martha
'alter Boyd, larceny, true bill. Bpnop of 8PveI
W. Bass, slander, true bill. ,n wlth heT
rank Jones, larceny of a bicycle, Hammond.
bill. | Mr and m
he following cases were disposed ' visjtpfj Mrs. F
. , a w , . .. Williams, who
>hn Davis, for assault and battery tjlp ol(1 homei
i intent to kill, guilty of assault church Sunda
battery of a high and aggravat-( Misses Mary
nature, found guilty. Sentenced Mary Elizabet
enitentiary or chaingang for one Kershaw speni
or pay a fine of $100. Mrs. Small's.
C. Dock man. a white youth, of ( Miss Dula
plead guilty to a charge of lar- v jolted friends
' of live stock and was sentenced ,
he state reformatory and indus- .
I school located at Florence, at ' FOF
i labor as he can perform for a I
years s , uv > ' There are al
tis Pittman. charged with ob- (llp United St
ing goods by false pretense, was Wegtern sppkri<
1 in his absence and was convict-1
The judge left a sealed sentence. |
his court this morning has been Paraguay h
lged in the trial of the case of sources, the m
Dtt Mcllwain, charged with house is quebracho,
iking and larceny. The verdict of tannin,
jury was guilty of petit larceny, j
:ence $30 or thirty days on the Much of the
ngang. The money was paid. the world f
s we go to press the court is en- which harvest
?d in the trial of Frank Jones, year.
ged with stealing a bicycle.
here are a number of criminal | Germany is
s to be tried and the court of suppiy of foi
>ral sessions will be engaged in plicated men
trial of these cases for several rure even inf<
?. The grand jury has not yet
hed their labors. We will pub- ;
their formal presentment in our ^ne 5v , ^
|ssue in the United
J the forest serv
tana. It is I
1'IVE STOCK BUtLETIN. nursery and h;
1 000 young tre
thern Railway Will Send Copy of
Bulletin to Farmers on Request. | forpflt8
tlanta, Ga., Oct. 13.?As a part in private or
a work for the upbuilding of the jbft Pa/l?n, ow
x ...? . .u c. .u the total forei
stock industry in the Southwest, forestfc Gf the
live stock department of the' on|y about tv
:hern Railway periodically issues , total forest ai
illetin telling of stock for sale or i
I.nif-r- nuu "1 BIUI n Iicnnni iaj lft- tin*
hased. The bulletin Is com-1
[1 from Information furnished by Anderson Mai'
k owners and copies are mailed K*vor that tl
iver 15,000 farmers and dealers. . h t tn .
hrough this bulletin a large num- , J ?ent of
of sales have been made and , ?|n
i.v farmers have been enabled toi?ro th? mfW,t
stock of Just the type they desir- p * ?,ortv
Instead of sending good sires to mo;e than $3
slaughter house after serving and |4 Q00 ft
r allotted time with one herd, j t to the ta,
?y owners have through this bul- The t
i been enabled to effect an I wlth ttio
nge whereby each added years of * iqi
fulness to the life of a good ani- of hjR jn'come
. .. 'which he is ei
he entire expense of issuing the A? lncomPa
etin Is borne by tne Southern ' th calfendar
a.y Company. F. L Word flrflt wlH
- Stock Agent, Atlanta. Oa will tlon/from Ml
;lad to send copies to any farmer nex^
0 Include In the bulletin.informa- Notification
in regard to stock for sale or ?ent out' j,y
ianKf"- June 1 next.
Taxes must
Champion Tomato Grower. Failure to
umter Special to Charleston News line of from !
Courier. Oct. 13.?Miss Clara A frauduler
ris of Wedgefield is the cham- payer liable t
1 tomato grower of Sumter coun- year in prlsoi
and probably of the state, her I The man
d on her tenth of an acre plot this withheld by h
r being, it Is said, a new record affidavit by F<
this state. Miss Norrls gathered ployer or the
n her tomato garden five thou- tor. claiming
d, one hunded and twenty-three All holder
nds of tomatoes, although she did must file by t
can all of these. She used a ment In writ!
it many for home use and sold from the tcx 1
worth direct from the garden. ed from inter
u*
LANCASTER NEWS, 0
rY NEWS I...
M<
Y CRKKK. fo111
of the L;
month of
News. make a pc
>CTOBER 14, 1913.
HONOR ROLL. Notice to Debtors
All persons
ter Graded Krliools for the the estnte of
>nth or Heptember. I are hereby northed
. .... I duly verifled^wlth
lowing Is tne roll of honor Jinij those imlebted t
ancaster schools for the pieaso mau? pavmen
September. Pupils must j JERUSHA
ireentage of 90 on scholar- ' Admx. Estate of N
>0 on deportment for their ceased. \.
appear on this roll any QCt j^ 19TT "
the session. '
CNTRAL SCHOOL. Advertised I/etters F
grade?Martin Blackmon, j October 11
roxton, Walter Davis, Eu-1 jaraes McKlnnet
ughes, William Hough, Mackkev. Mrs. Oi
le Laney, Colin Murchison, Mlg8 Laura Watts. (
nny, Jennie Lee Sherard, . Miss 1^otB atogner
barter Thomasson. i John gew.i Mrs. c\i
grade?Sara Williams, Mra F j,J winchei
/ a n Lun ding ham, Margaret Weekson Mrs. L.
lizabeth Wltherspoon, Eva Truesdale, V- D- V1
>uise Williams, William Ferrell, Mr$. Au?/
k, Ruth Threatt, Dorothy ney Funderhurk/Mi
eannette Huggins, Lucile kins, Lancaster,\Jlas
j beth Cruel^Durai
grade?Mary Alice Dabney, Blackmon, J?d. Blat
fory, Jewel Hinson, Sybil Blackmon,,"Mrs. Ele
die Parks, Lucile Roddey, Dargati, yim Whltki
larlon Reed, Marie Settle- Jane Wright, John
oride Stogner, Margaret llams. Miles Thompi
i, ' Ambrose Robinson,
rade?Wren Ballard. Mar- Learye McWaine,
idford, Beulah Burnett, |
then, Mildred King, Emily |
a Moore, Laura Gilbert j VB
Lewis Murchison, Mary , B M IB,
re Wylie, Ethel Perry. B laa IB]
dley, Malvena Sowell, Ed- l| IB
are, James Porter, Lewis B W fl
arl Jordan. JB % IV
;rade? Mary Locke Bara
Carnes, Aubrey Cauthen,
ley, Mary Alice Catling, ^1^1
Gooch, Myrtle Hunter, I I
Lh Jones, Matthew Polia-j _B_ llv B
Haw Williams.
Oct. 13.?Mr. Press snip una 5
Saturday night and names to
Mr. Hoy Cauthen in month of
tion*. i CI
ker and family spent Second
Ir. J. J. C authen. Edward C
Cauthen spent Satur- genia jj
i Miss Gertie Cauthen. Beulah Mi
llaker spent Sunday Fniory Pe
i. Cauthen. Thurlow (
authen and Mr. O. H. Third
he association at Fork Martha 1
Garrett, E
Cauthen left Saturday cook, Ix
Greenville. He is 1m- punderbui
>uch. Porter, J
Cauthen spent Sunday King
d Beckham of Elgin Fourth ,
Graham of Douglas
Junday afternoon with W11fla^ N
hen. pi
'Bell and Irma and Tllon^asso,
authen spent Sunday ( 1
:ha Thompson. ' uaret Br
Mathis spent Sunday E
ha Hhompson. K,
ilner spent a few hours
e Cauthen Sunday aililSSSii
>inson spent Saturday . ...
Beckham of Elgin sec- s|gt|
Thompson and Miss (.
pent Sunday with Miss ron Mon|J
'Mathis spent Sunday
1 McCuary. Mary lh>a,
koff. Wart!
Til SPRING. Seventh
Ellen Bla<
News. Caroline
. .. Clyde Wil
?, Oct. 13.?Mr. llenry ( ' . .
rned here Sunday with p M
nerly Mrs. Elizabeth T , *
his place They came "n, ,f.
here they were recent- nor HaU,d
1 will make their home 1
First
lobley went to Sumter Clyde Jo
e his wife and the lit- Walden,
nderwent an operation Crenshaw,
Halite' Ma
i. Fraser McMakin left Second
lelr new home at Ca- land, Llzz
n, at which place Mr. Mary Shi
ilready built up a good Cauthen, <
business. Wilson, R
nie Braslngton and Third
liley of Kershaw were Cornelia
' Mrs. J. C. Backham Wade Bee
Sunday. | Fourth
s Sims entertained a Funderbui
?r little friends at a ) ?
on Tuesday afternoon |
I
l Mackey, after an ab- Let me be
al weeks. Is at home To the fail
daughter, Mrs. E. W. Let me pr
Let me be
fs. Thomas Bennett jU8t a litt
lennett's mother, Mrs. Let me se
has been quite sick at Those tha
Btead near New Hope |
y afternoon. , Let me be
Evans Braslngton and When tern
h (Blddle) Evans of Let me st
t Sunday afternoon at. To be all
Let me be
Knight of Rich Hill With the
i here Monday. j Let me tl
; ' And a lltl
tEST NOTS. Let me be
Make my
bout 37 pines native to By doing 1
ntoc nf whtrh 9 K (itp F.vpn' mlr
*8, and 12 Eastern. Let me to
Not a hun
as valuable forest re- ' e,'a
ost Important of whieh 1 n a
particularly rich in
cork used throughout
omea from Portugal, Ijy
8 about 50,000 tons a
said to have an overpesters;
so that wellhave
hard work to se- w
?rlor positions.
largest forest nurseries '
States is conducted by I J A
ice near Haugen, Mon-1
mown as the Savenac
as a capacity of 4,000,es
a year. ?
of Norway are mostly f\
municipal ownership, ! A J
nlng 28.5 per cent of j "
at area. The national
United States occupy | JL "
/enty per cent of the
rea of the country.
? VJ
Income Tax.
mm
ie new income tax law
Co into effect, a brief,
its provisions will be 24-J
terest. The following ?
salient features:
with a net income of 36-]
,000 a year. If single, ,
(rear, if married, is sub- D
86-'
?r must file a return
rial revenue collector by i V
4, showing all sources ' v
and the deductions to '
ltltled. 40-]
i are to be computed by ;
year, but taxes for the j 0
be levied only on por- og.
arch 1 to December 31 !
I $
of assessments will be
the government before
p
be paid by June 30.
file a return means a Big
*20 to $1,000.
it return makeB the tax-1
o a fine of $2,000 or a
i, or both. I
whose Income tax is
is employer must file an Z!.
ibrnaiy l, with the em-:
internal revenue collec-!
deductions. I
s of corporate bonds =^=
he same date a state-,
ng claiming exemptions ' I
If it is not to be deductest
payments. | ^^3355
I
A
grade -lzzte Adams, Mary >
ikmon, Luota Murchison, j <
Porter, Flonnie Snipes,
liams, Johnnie Wilson. M ^
grade?Helen Derrick, H
arion.
rade?Nanna Perry, Eleaay.
SCHOOL NO. 2.
grade?Eunice Privette, T?T> C* A 1V/T
rdan, Clyde Helk, James J-?Xv.
Loretta Hunter, Ulysce work for mailV
Oscar Boyt, Ivor Whitney, i ? /
y Caskey, Edward Hunter. COlllillj, t(
grade?Kose Eva Gar- for llim UiailV
le Hell Adams, Ola Orr. ? i f i *
ute, Aile. n Wright, I. W. gl?a XO WjBlCOn
Oscar Funderburk, Nannie Dr. Camp
obert Barker. noriP in flip
grade?Jesse lloneycutt, IIUIJC Hi Lilt, St
Vincent, Bertha Wright, South Carolin
grade?Ira Adams, Faye ^ affiliated t
-k, liieena wrigni. 1_/Urillg LI1IS SL
A chekd. in New York i
case than ever
a little blinder
ilts of those about me, ii'l
aise a little more; MJA J
when I am weary,
:le bit more cheery, When properl
;rve a little better TiPiflPt'tpH w
t I am striving for. 11 "Cgieciea
not afford to t
petation b ? me waver, ? Prio,e nor <
rive a little harder but when COIH]
that I should be; fViot tVipv
t a little meeker nilCl J*?*11
brother that is weaker, If VOU W?
link more of my neighbor loot rliv Qa Tl
:lo less of me. , aay? as
longer than W
a little sweeter,
life a bit completer, REMEMBER, EX.
what T should do
?ute of the day;
11 without complaining, A J
able task disdaining,
ce the summons calmly *,AA_A1.TA%4
th beckons me away.
?Selected.
LANCA!
EADING CJ
announces the A
-piece WooK Dr<
roods, Velvets an
fnch Brocaded Charmeuse, navy and X
ray, per yard $1.0(y
Inch Brocaded Charmeuse, navy and
lack, per yard $y2.r>
Inch Striped Messaline, black /and
/hite, navy and white, and oliv/ and
/hite, per yard /. $1.00
Inch Fine Brocade Charmeu^, black
nly, per yard /. .. $3.00
Inch Heavy Meaaaline, v?ades, beat
1.00 quality, per yard . . / 89c
Inch Heavy Lining Sating beat shades,
>er yard ./ 75c
: aaaortment Shirt Waipt Silks, all leadng
combinations, periyard
^>0c, 75c and $1.00
JE.
' fi
I
ami Creditors. | Margarett M
K claims agalnal ?i\*>eP!*a
*uall. deceased 5$ **
toNJile the saihe I '
the \nderslgned. v *!
o sail estate will Plea8e 8aV
t likewise.
A. SMALL,
. ly Small. De
Adm
By virtue
""" bate Court 1
\>r Week Ending me directed,
1018. i residence of
r, Itev. Dallon said county,
rlem Mcllwalne, ( day of Octo
Charles Peterson, 1 cry, all of t
Becjtey Stewart, ! longing to t
as. A. Williams, ceased, cons
star, Mrs. Addle viz: 2 mule
J Boyte, T. M. 2 hogs, 1 t
lackmon, Charlie old wagon, []
Fall, Mrs. Chan- harrow, 1 d\
a. Margrett Din- 1 set wagon
s Co., Mrs. Eliza- 1 log cart a
n Jones, Foster orients and j
:kmon, Jonathan with corn, ft
r Voern, R. J. sale cash,
er, Joe Woddett, o'dlock a. m
White, Ella Wil- JE
wn, Tom Strone, Admlnlstrati
Tweet Robinson, Small, De
Lula Mackey, Oct. 14, 1
1R. Ca
Svesi?ht St
%/ cry a
..WILL BK WITH
20, 21 i
LY THREE ]
PBELL is well known
people throughout the
> our store. His excelh
appreciative customei
le him to our city,
bell, in his profession,
ate. He has served a
a Optical Association,
vith the American Oj
immer he attended a p<
ind is now better prepj
kE-GLAS
y fitted, will relieve m
ould impair the genera
ake chances when a rei
lly low. You may thi:
pared with all reputable
are in reason,
int work done, do not
r. Campbell will positn
ednesday, October the
\MIXATION IS FREE AND
OF ALL.
ird Drug <
"The Rexall Slu
STER'S
?H_SI
Lrriy^l of ]
ssses, Silk
iy v v/iv^/iu
,ir
34-Inch Brocade Velvets,
garnet, best $1.00 qua
25-Inch Fine Brocade A
brown, per yard.. ..
LADIES' ONE PIECE 1
Navy, tan, brown, ma
and >yhite, no two alike,
a sample lot of Dresses i
them at 25 per cent less
$10.00 One Piece Dresse;
$12.50 Ori^ Piece Dresse;
d?*er aa A r*f ^? t\
uneyiece ureasei
$16.50 One r^ece Dresses
Remember that thew
are better made and b
than regular sto^c.
E. C IJ
V<
, t
lller, Judge Montgomery, sfl|
issey, Kobin McCellan, |
?rs, Wllfle Meuler, Chas. I
Haney, Robert Porter.
illing for above letters
Advertised."
JAS. F. HUNTER.
Postmaster. ' 'fl
inistrator'n Hale. I
of an order of the Protor
Lancaster county, to
I will sell at the late
TiTI 11 3"*^ 1,1 1 * ln
, on ^'T^uesaag. the 28th
beiv^l913, atTBUblic out
he/personal property be- /
tye estate of the said denting
In part at follows,
s, 1 milk cow, / yearling,
lew two-horsjf wagon 1
L mower, 1jrfuggy, 1 disc
ag harroyf 1 grain drill,
1 pea thresher,
nd other farming Implementation
tools, together
)dder, hay etc. Terms of
Sale to begin at 11
RUSH A A. SMALL,
rlx of the Estate of N. B.
ceased.
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here, haying done
county since he has
int service has won
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ranks second to
s president of the
which organization
)tical Association,
ost-graduate school
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any troubles which A*
1 health. You can- yj
inedy can be had at -J'
nk the prices high, 111
i opticians, you will
put it off until the J
rely not be with us
22nd.
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Ladies' I
Dress I
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black, green and
Velvet, navy and
WOOL DRESSES
hogany and black
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ind we are gelling
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