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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2(1, I
Wasn't the Christmas
great?
Wasn't that pn'sent just \vl:
wanted?
Here's hoping the morning
find, e-eryone bright and bar
Doi. i you agree with us tha
singing must now become an
custom?
We hope that old Santa
brought everybody Just the
thing they wanted.
We have had a happy Chi
and hope each one of our 1
has been happy, too.
The pardoned yeggman
certainly remember our gc
with a Christmas or New
present.
Before beginning to mou
loss of Menelik the great, we
to await the next report
Abyssinia.
President Wilson Is Indeed
Santa Claus to present the
of the United States with a bra
currency bill.
When annoyed by the fire c
and the tin horns, just bear ii
that those behind all the no
just yourselves in miniature.
We trust that the ineomini
council, among the first thinf
do, will i ?ke the sidewalks p
for the r< nainder of the wint<
Where is the panicky fello
with untold wisdom, prediete
a new tariff and currency law
play havoc with the country?
The telephone trust do
scenting danger ahead, con
wisely to loosen up n little,
corporations of the same ill
better follow suit.
In less than nine months t
enacted into law two great
some measures, like the tar
currency hills, will of Itself
President Wilson as one of the
est of Presidents.
Governor Blease announce
he will not, as heretofore, h
batch of pardons for Christm
are not surprised, as the sur
exhausted.
We are glad to learn tha
March 16 next, the postoffice i
ment will receive books and ]
matter at the reduced or pare
rate. We could never und?
why printed matter should nc
been Riven parcel post rates
the inauguration of the new
and we are glad to know that
soon enjoy the reduction also.
In order that The News for
enjoy a well-earned rest of fou
we had to print this paper or
nesday, though it will be mail
as usual on Friday. Having 01
day in which to gather the
which had to he in two days al
time, much perhaps, has be
unsaid. But we are confldoi
our readers will be tolerant i
of the fact that the vast majc
semi-weeklies suspend publ
during Christmas.
We wish to call attention
notes on the Housewives' I
published elsewhere In this
This organization has bran<
all the principal cities of the
States. Its object being to es
closer trade relations between
and consumer, the importance
league is very evident. It is
that interest may be aroused
organization here In Lancastei
ty and that a local branch r
established In every neighbc
V
TIj
r NO l?KOKl'KlUT\ W ITIIOI T <;ooi?! pie O
irUUl KO.\l>S. sue i
The Atlauta Journal, in a recent twee
ditor leading editorial, in discussing the state
Mgr. matter of good roads and their gen- elect
! eral effect upon a community, draws j the 1
MJCNT: ROUK, striking conclusions from sta- *>y P
tt^ ! tistics given out by the United I>t*r?l(
ihlnK ' States government. Says The Jour- we
The 1 nal:
The | "Here are some remarkably interThe
esting figures, recently gathered by
tin, l*niti>il SlntAH nffieo of nublic I
class roads, showing the effect of highway
fbe improvement on a community's populatlou
and development. In twenty- i
1 ot live counties, taken at random in
twelve states, the number of lnhabi*
, tants from 18HO to 1900 decreased
seventy-seven thousand, eight hun-< Spec!
dred and twenty-three, an average Sii
. .91.no decrease of more than three thousand 'conn
. . .7~*c i for each county. The road improve, i Mi
j ment in these counties was only one into
and flve-tenths per cent. I Me
I be "In the same states, twenty-five are I
y?nr other counties where the road im- whlcl
)aper provement was forty per cent during Chris
> and f'ie same period were chosen for Mr
i are comparison; and it was found that lious<
these had increased in population Th
sub- seven hundred and seventy-eight fine,
k at thousand, three hundred and eighty- who
three, an average of nearly thirty- Mr
two thousand in each county. son,
... "The moral is self evident. Those night
' ' communities that neglected their S. M
roads lost over seventy-seven thou- Mr
eggnog sand inhabitants, those that improv- ter, 1
Jed their roads gained over seven at M
hundred and seventy-eight thousand. Mr
. In these results, there were doubt- ed Ik
1,1 %<)U less other factors besides highway the h
conditions but it is clear that the Mr
latter played the determining part; Unity
? after for. in healthfulness, fertility and tion
(pV other natural advantages the two Mr
groups of counties were about equal- child)
l.v matched. One group develpoed ter (}
(aI?l its resources by building good roads, L. R.
annual the other slept over its opportunities Re
in tolerating bad roads; and therein splem
lay the wide difference between their house
Chans fortunes. thew
verv "This record should be a quicken- bis s
ing example to every county in the w'll r
land. The community that over- Janut
looks or shirks its highway duties We
ristmas may be sut*e that It will decline not white
readers only in population but in wealth, in belp
trade and industry and agriculture speak
n?n) iti nl! Its iiMPliral Intprosls Oil that \
, . . the other hand, the community that Int a
. nouid provides itself with well built, well crime
ivernor kept roads is assured steady growth, shoul
Year's than
"Where roads ar* poor the farmer p
is handicapped, the merchant is dis- Wish!
.. i couraged, land values decline, schools mas '
are sparsely and irregularly attend- ring <
prefer 0,it visits among neighbors are few
from and far between, public spirit is
stilled and there is no basis or incen_ Chlca
tive for co-operative effort in the up- "I
building of common interests. Little this <
' p (>( wonder that people move away from Chris
people such a county and that homeseekers he a *
nd new and investors pass it by. of Ch
"Without good roads profitable ( 'l
agriculture cannot be expected. The c
rackers expense of marketing crops is enor- house
min i mo,,s- *n wet or wintry seasons the l,v vi
' farmer cannot get to town. In the "icy
ise are case of the truck farmer, this eondi- *'
tion becomes especially serious. His ^
products are often sacrificed at hot- '"can
g to\vn'tom pflces or are wasted and ruined <>x
?. , , simply because lie has no adequate :i'
s ' means of reaching a market. It is vv<u'l<
assabie related that a few years ago a farmer
cr. in Sullivan county, Tennessee, had a ! . 1
hundred bushels of potatoes w hicli he >')ir"
w who intended to market, ltecause of ini- 0.'t.'
, ., passable roads, however, he was un- Il>;i<>n
i able to haul the potatoes at all and "ol
would they rotted in his cellar. In the
meantime the price of potatoes at
Itristol went to a dollar and forty Wa
ubtiess cents a bushel and a merchant of that Vaugl
1 1 , 'city was quoted as saying that dur- cliarg
' ing the winter as many as ten car- Child:
Other leads of farm produce, including 1? thi
c had wheat, potatoes and other supplies aside
were shipped in daily to feed not only 14-ye;
Rristol but also the adjacent terri- Court
I tory. This was a heavy loss to the Vai
,l public generally as well as to the clcctr
^ hole- farmers. canno
iff and "Indeed, no sphere of a county's (*r
stamp interests can prosper without good 'J1'10 !
great- roads Urban as well as rural growth a.
depends vitally upon adequate high- ,'rr' <_
ways which quicken commerce, make
schools accessible and develop in the 'Y'f,
s that people that sense of neighhorliness ,n,'n'
ave a and community pride from which u ron'
as. We progress springs. The two groups of
. , counties compared by the United
% ? States office of public roads are typical.
What is true of them is rela- *so ,r
tively true of all others. In which ^ 1
t after group will the majority of Georgia A Ian
depart- counties stand?" Am
printed Their
el post " STICK SUT AT NAUGHT. | To
srstand Among the batch of fifty-odd par>t
have dons of manslayers recently grant. 1
* from ?'d by Governor Rlease as a When
system thank offering to the people Tin
it will <>f South Carolina, were two for .V 1
IIP!
which he can show no justification |
or excuse, except maybe a petition , Horn
ce may more or less numerously signed, ask-1 An
r days, ing for clemency.
i Wed- One of the cases was that of James j
led out G. Seigler. a prominent farmer, who , No n
nly one a little more than a year ago, upon i 'Hi
news tlio tlrnotc nf Ail/on ulml #r? ,1,. >?>, ,, 'Tile t
w. ? ?.?* M, OI1WW IU * * IIVI1 <
All
lead of policeman named Patterson because
en left Patterson was expostulating with No II
it that him for transgressing one of the city No
n view ordinances. ^ j^1
>rlty of The other was the case of a blind ^ja
llcatlon tiger, who near Dalzell, In Sumter w<
county, shot to death a rural police
man after the officer had taken a keg (^alifi
to the of his illicit whiskey and was putting
..engue, it in his buggy. The officer was shot sfiver
issue, when his back was turned. Al- an(j (
*hes in though these two cases were so cold- noya,
United blooded as to shock the people of the spelli
itablish entire state, the governor granted Inflar
farmer pardons to each when the men had
of the served less than a year of their sh(' j
hoped terms in the penitentiary. From the a hot
in the wholesale manner in whch the gov- first
r coun- ernor is turning murderers out of the
nay be penitentiary It is clear that he be>rhood.
lieves the majority of the white peo- deale
in ii i
m.*-? ...i... ** . lb. ....? ItidA i ^
IE LANCASTER NEWS, DEC
f the state are with him. The Is- |j
s therefore sharply drawn be- FRO
n the law.ahiding element of the i
and the governor. If he Is
ed to the United States senate, ,
Last
uajority of the people will there oash fG
ut their seal of approval on Ills
ailing record as governor. But >
o not believe they will endorse , That
, i home, i
record- I holiday!
COUNTY NEWS Ira
.they do
SIMS.
ial to The News. Govei
us. Dee. 23.?This part of the there ai
try is being built up rapidly. this yea
C. C. Gregory has just moved , is issue
his new residence. Greenwi
?ssrs. Theo. and Miller Hallman
building houses on their land,
li they will move into soon after With
itmas. estate si
s. J. It. Sims is having her. ahead o
1 remodeled. | will be i
e health of this community islina bel
excepting Mrs. Ernest Snipes, : round.?
is quite sick.
and Mrs. James Godfrey and i 1
Master Lewis, spent Saturday Only
with the former's aunt, Mrs. ' and ye i
, Miller. I a new si
s. J. It. Mothershed and daugli- ing in <
drs. Stogner. spent last Sunday slippers
r. C. C. Gregory's. derson '
. Charles S. Hallman is expectimo
Wednesday night to spend Si
olidavs. ' Hang
Joseph Curtis McCain of istas! 1
made a home run In this sec- lanterne
Sunday afternoon. Away w
. and Mrs. Theo. Hallman and day! T
ron, little Miss Inez and Mas- you, SM
uay, spent last Sunday at Mr.
Robert's. | A
v. W. D. Williams preached a 1 The f
did sermon a tine Sims school fruit pa
the second Sunday from Mat- evidence
2,r>. beginning with 14th verse, that sevi
ubject being the Talents. He pie have
>reach again the first Sunday in the last
iry at 3 o'clock. untidy t
have a few blind tigers, some class as
and some black. Who will the unlo
to get them out? Don't all rected I
at once. I think a white man repentai
vould buy blind tiger liquor and Lantern,
negro sell it for liTm and cause
, is worse than the negro and N
d be punished four-fold more n js s
the negro. been son
11, we will hope for the better, time, bt
!? ? nM?l nll o Chrl.t
in* wm- .imi 4111 i? iii'-i IJ i n 11 n i,? no com|
and a happy New Year, I will tisers.
iff for this time. forcibly
. of yer
Christinas Spirit Cone? judicion
go Dally. business
wonder sometimes if enough of ?Rock
Christmas spirit is left in the
tnias celebration. Would it not I
food thing to begin weeks ahead At a
risttnas to preach the doctrines minister
rist in the homes as well as in "To sav
hurches? The mothers of the'take his
hold have this task. It is theirs To save
rtue of loving motherhood. If tise in 1
would appeal to husbands, sons, liini froi
laughters along this line of love Item of
ear of Clod, how much would it hold. '1
to Christmas? A big dinner or write yo
pensive present might he given one side
v time, and the receiver of tlieni as early
1 lie hungry again, and would from mi
another present in a little while, pie are t
ii the teaching of the Christmas mistakes
as a remembrance of the birth
rist and of the Christian resomething
is given which can. The j
e taken away." the city
has beer
Yuiiglinn Makes Appeals. endeavo
shington, December 22.?T. lT. Women"
lian, a preacher formaly in common
e of the Odd Fellows' Home for If we cc
ren, at (Ireenvine, S. C. appealed Rest son
Supreme Court today to set moat pr
his conviction of assault upon a reaching
ur-old girl at the Home. The suggests
will review the case. the busli
tighan, who was sentenced to he do wood
I It'll thiu ?<-??? ton eo illtornst*
it be imposed upon him because Iarly ne
ouction was authorized by a law np so n
eil after lie had been indicted, structlv*
Iso claims that the trial Judge thinking
in charging the jury that he Times,
ssed to tlie technical charge. ,
ban's attorney claims that he | Who
y confessed to great moral "In s<
5* j are dec*
? i Washinj
A OlltlSTMAS m'MJf. | year ha?
. departm
amp of marching armies, trig: men
tanners flaming far. ; with dif
lp within a stable. j five cen(
d in the sky a star. i children
all their
hymns of peace and gladness a little 1
earth the angles brought; f? motl
"Gloria in Kxcelsis" stamps i
earth the angels taught. many as
told hln
In the lowly manger book uj;
p holy mother maid five,
rider adoration At or
r Hahe of Haven laid. the boot
first flor
lowly in the darkness, the even
rl none so poor as lie, the pict
ittle children of the poor Gross ta
i very own shall be. eulous r
which t
isli of hostile armies. support.
t Just the huddling sheep, jChildren
ingels singing of the Christ >of Infoi
d all the world asleep. doln'?"
,siek. Th
ante of conquering banners, what thi
legions sent afar; were to
np within a stable, ,n the p
d in the sky a star. 1 h'8 POr^
rgaret E. Sangster, in Collier's started
ekly. Ave. He
a cent i
ornia Woman Seriously Alarmed only n'*
short time ago I contracted a stuck it
e cold which settled on my lungs lnK out
caused me a great deal of an- j s,'|]
ice. I would have bad coughing
i and my lungs were so sore and I T
ned I began to be seriously Exchani
led. A friend recommended , in olc
lberlaln's Cough Remedy, asylng places s
lad used It for years. I bought not kiss
tie and It relieved my cough the the Chi
night, and in a week I was rid married
ie cold and sorenesd of my In such
i," writes Miss Marie Oerber, be a p<
elle, Cal. For sale by all story o
rs. sure, w
FMBEK 26. 1913.
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M OTHER PAPERS
I<nst <'all and Cash. V ?
call for cash. Also the last
r call.?Spartanburg Herald. #
% II * ' I 'i'l ^
? nuuir-\ tuning i imt". V'l
phrase, there Is no place like y
,vas written in the Christmas V
b.?Atlanta Journal. ^ f
Hartl on the Men. . ]
Martin expresses the hope that J
n ever Ret to voting: they will
;er judgment at the polls than
i at the altar. Wow! That y
'"hurter."?Columbia Record.
More Than tftiougli. y
rnor Slatou of Georgia says _ ^
e to he no Christmas pardons *
ir. Trust our cliief executive y .
enough for both states.? V '
A Fine Opportunity. the
reassessment of real y -A- *.
ind a state campaign just L WMjfJ
f us, it is a safe bet that there - ?
mine tall lying in South Caro- y
'ore another Christmas rolls > iwCw frC
-Newbem Observer.
J
*oor ltrother and I>ad. | ' J iW ,
a few more days, mortal man. ;
shall suffer the discomfort of y "All wn
noking jacket; yea the hreak- > . . ...
of a new pipe or a pair of J body likes
two sizes too small.?An- Something
Mall. money tu<
.. TT" ? ., > tind time
nil?'. Darn 1 ou. Smile.
the rebels and the Huert- i-Ome nice
It rat tlie currency liill A la y Without th
with Ilobson and Donovan! at home,
ith th<' cares that infest the
his is Christmas, Smile, darn y
U.K. -The State. >!
; V/e Paj
{ Dangerous Practice. y
-loppy simpleton who drops !
rings on the sidewalks is in y
once more, with the result y *"" x|
eral well known flhasla* ...... ^
- i"" v#] iir:
1 had dangerous falls within v
few days. This type of lazy. [*',
houglitlessness is in the same *
rooking the boat or pointing
aded gun, and should be cor
>y a season of solitude and * C. D. JON1
ice in the city gaol.?Chester President
i '*
or Can We Complain.
aid that holiday business has ______________
aewhat dull up to the present
it this newspaper has heard HOUSEWIVES'
>laint from its steady adver
This probably indicates as |(s .\|,ns a?,i oh
as anything can. the value i , . .
aid advertising space. If in In tore;
sly used it helps to make That the Na
good in the dullest seasons* League, of which
liill Herald. P?rt. was organl
real need of th
leniember the Editor. that its aims a
recent editorial convention a sentlally in the ii
offered the following toast: , a .fao* that sl
e an editor from starvation. to thinking peop
paper and pay him promptly. former o?
ham from bankruptcy, adver- J*OU8ew Jv<*8 ja'a
lis paper liberally. To save f7rt wa8# "ndor
in despair send him everv ? ,1 mi
news of which you can get *'hebpr, f was
"o save him from profanity. K,n?Ia"? ^or
nr correspondence plainly on ? Southern ,,fpof
the sheet and send it in , Thp of
as possible. To save him ??nnm-raised an
stakes, bury him. Dead peo- sto(k- ni,d everyt
he onlv ones who never make tbp mOKt elabora
i."? Exchange. s.t li?mo
Now that we
Woman's Work. ,,mP- ,
greatest accomplishment for ran,,pd.,p,00. an
of Florence that we know of du<*s? bohoo\o)
i the union in interest and in ('r to n'a(1 ,abe
r of the Pity Federation of that thp . fon(i *
s Clubs and of the rhamher of screened from tie
e In the work for Florence. from han
mid have heen asked to sug_ an<' dairies are :
letliing that would he of the Interest of the
actical benefit, the most, far a,V moa!
: in its efTects, we would have .? ?ndea\or
d that. The woman make and tr?
ness of the town and they can v'ce al,d an effor
lers for Florence. It is "their operation betw.
i just now that is particu- !_ f a roUT1
eded. The future will open wholesome coun
lany more avenues for con- disposal of city <
> work that we Ret dizzy P?! fp' w?1, ,
: about them.?Florence w'hieh would exc
recognition of all
satisfied to more
> Huvs Red Cross Seals'* With such pu
,,, . ,, r, , , , view, it would 8
Riling Red ( ross Seals, looks d (own ,n the
rtvlng. says a well-known to form a branc)
tton society leader who each ( The or|tlotsiri
i charge of a booth In a large thft work undert
ent store. "Aristocratic-look- waH too d|Verslf
. or elegantly dressed women thlnf?s aro attom
unonda on their fingers, buy oon(dder that th
s worth of seals while little ,JnpR or rad? of
empty their pocketsbooks of f_ m onp 0Gnter
pennies. Only the other day lt w)jj be fou
?oy came up to the table with OI1 ,hp whole
her. "Mother. how many | The work <
shall I buy?" he said. "As League has noth
i you have pennies for. she w|th thG enfranc
). and he turned ris pocket- but ,R ln everv ,
side down and gave forty- with domestic ii
# . to a higher le
ie of the other stores where branches of ho
111 is near the door on the nipaaB a pleasant
>r. the little boy who leaves fuj llfe for fantj
ling paper stopped to examine Inquiries rega
ures hung above the Red of branch leagut
ible. There was one of tuber- answered by M
hildren taken at the hospital 8tatf> secretary, 1
he Red Cross Seals help to '6r, Queen street.
Seeing some little colored ,
in the group, the paper boy !
mal applications from all *
He was told that they were , "When father
en. spying the seals, he asked yeara aKO he ret
1VAKA f/.*> Qhn * b /V- 7
' ' .7'"',r '"'V.V,,"y of Chambcrlaln'i
Rell to help the sick children per8 that flt h,8
Icture. Digging a penny from Mj88 Margaret
:et, he put It on the tahle and gmtth Ark "I
to take a package of twenty- of them and he
was told that the stamps were since. My sistei
F>ach and he could only have i bje and wa8 a|go
his penny. Crestfallen for ; for 8ale by all d
minute, he took the seal and
on one of his papers. Start- |
the door he turned and said ! MONEY
rtlng shot: "The next paper
going to bring two cents." I am now prei
he Mistletoe Tradition. 10 ne?ot,ate ,oa
wards on first m
len days there existed In many cotton farms In 1
i belief that the girl who was iODg time, repa
led under the mistletoe during 8tallment8 at 7
rlstmas season would not be
I during the succeeding year. No commission
localities kissing a girl would small fee for fu
>sltlve kindness. There is a title,
f one damsel who, to make
ore mistletoe on her hat.
jHftBrr ; "
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VOYAGE , j
cat! . ?% >/K: \ ;. : ? t|i :
// x \ ^ 1:1
Wfiert you Vf^ST *
T& ~fl tm I
rk and no play makes Jack a dull boy." E/ery- J
to take a trip. It brightens us lip and gives us
; to think about, and if you have got some
i'.ked away in the bank, so that when you DO
to take the trip, it will buy some tickets and ! 1
clothes and make that trip possible, whereas,
lat money, your vacation would have to be spent
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Do YOUR banking with US.
r 4 Per Cent Interest, Compounded Quarterly j'
___________________________?.
First National Bank :
OF LANCASTER.
I
SS, R. K. WYLIE, B. M. CROXTON, J
Vic? President. Cashier. !
LEACJCE NOTES. ' Tan XoUw.
The books for collection of Town
Jeot? are Essentially Taxes are now open at the office of
4 r ii .I. I the Clerk and Treasurer In rear of
a or Home mre. the pjrst National Bank, said taxes
tional Housewives' will be collected until December 31st,
all brnncbtes are a I without penalty,
zed to meet a very JOHN CRAWFORD,
e present day. and Clerk and Treasurer.
nd objects are es_ _________
nterest of home life,
lould recommend it V W V
\*%\a at I onrl
t rt,riv^ udlC UI LulllU
.... ess of the house.
of the thriffv New I will sell at auction on the first
on the lavish scale Monday in January next, at Lancaster
court house the following tracts
' meat came from of land:
d home-butchered 1. My Hunter place two miles
hing, from bread to southwest of Lancaster, containing
te dishes, was made 107% acres, adjoining lands of Mrs.
Howell, R. T. Beaty and J. L. Tillare.
at the present man.
: so largely upon 2. My Fleming place two miles
d delicatessen pro- south of Lancaster, containing 124
B the wife and moth- acres, adjoining lands of J. T. FunIs
carefully, to see derburk, Elmore Evans and L. C.
duffs she buys are Lazenby.
e deadly fly and pro- ' 2. The Buford Monument tract
dling, that bakeries 85 acres, on Rocky River road and
military, and In tho Chesterfield road, well Improved
family purse, that with new house and barn,
sures are correct. [ 4. A tract of 95 acres on Rocky
to make possible a River road adjoining tho above to
lined household rer- be 8?ld in four tracts of twenty-odd
t to Tiring- about co- acres each, plat of these will bo
sen the women of abown on day of sale or before then
itry places, to put. uD?n reQue8ttry
produce at the!. Terms of sale, one-third cash,
consumers, at a fair balance jn ong( two an{j three years,
seem to be objects 8ecured by mortgage of the premises;
Ite the interest and PUI"chasers to have the option of
I people who are not i P&yln8 aH cash.
ly exist. Dated at Lancaster, S. C., Dec.
rposes as these In
eem that every city , W. B. PLYLER.
state would desire | ?^^
1 of the league. ]
has been made that m a
aken by the league j w m y
led. that too many % ill
pted', but If one will M.
oy are but different ?activity
leading out i \\ /m a
?which is the home | 1/1 I ^
nd to be consistent; XTXV^d.
i
if the housewives'
ling whatever to do |%/l ?~\ 4hlsement
of women. I w I /I I 1^ fr~" I
particular concerned ^
iterests and raising
vel all the various i are very grateful to our i
l ..it ji rilAtnmora fni* ?Ko ? i? ? a.
me-uuiiuuiB, wnirn "j" lraa? ,
or and more health- .have *'yen UB Blace we
Ilea of all classes. kavp \\?- are
rdinp the formation prepared to handle vour Christr*
will be promptly ilH. trade and 8??clt your
rs. It. M. Masters, ^ . .""T !" 8?m
Housewives' league. th,"K" w?. k*ep in ftock^ , ?
Charleston, S. C. , .W? b"tch" on,y ?ood stall
fed cattle and can furnish our
trade the very best beef. We
Jase Exactly. keep fresh pork, all-pork sauswas
sick about six a?<:- m,xed sausage, Bologna
id an advertisement sausage, Weena sausage, ptcki
Tablets In the pa ,ed Bauce- Pickled hog feet,
case exactly," writes country sauce boiled boneless
Campbell of Kort ham- ?k??ned ham, dried beef,
le purchased a box corned ham country cured
has not been sick har"' breakfast bacon, fresh
p had stomach trou- oysters and fresh fish homebenefited
by them." mad? kraut- jessed chickens
ealers. an turkeys. cheese, fresh eggs
and butter, home ground meal,
pure hog lard and old-time
TO LOAN. cracklings. If It's something to I
eat, call us. Prompt service.
pared, as heretofore, Pay tbe highest price
iiaa for cattl?. hogs, chickens, turns
of $300 and up- keys, butter, eggs and all kinds
ortgage on improved of hides. See us before you
Lancaster county, on sell. i
yable In annual In- ^ _ **
'".Zl m stogner Bros.
rnlshlng abstract of Of*
& Connor
Attorney-at-Law.
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