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A LOCAL DC ?Remember the Christi at the opera house this ev< ?Mr. William Hays of 1 county killed a hog Monc! weighed 515 pounds net.Journal. ?Mr. W. W. Gibson of t las section killed a hog one week that netted 440 poun porker was 13 months old. ?Mrs. R. C. McManui friends will be pleased to 1 was able to return home fc mas from the Magdalene where she recently under' operation. ?The Star Theatre has new contest for the Boys' ai which is on exhibition In the Star box office. The sph is to be given on the last January to the child who has in most coupons. These coi issued with every ticket. ?Despite the cloudy wea the mud, crowds of people surrounding country and ir town shoppers thronged th and stores all day Wedne was a jolly, good natured which one really enjoyed with. Were you In it? ?Be sure and go to t Theatre and see the moving between this and January [ and get coupon-- for each tic i sides the beautiful auto tru to the child holding the number of coupons, five d gold ackltional will be give mother of the child winning triirk ?President Charles D. the First National Bank, 1 warded to the treasury de for his bank an application l bersliip in the new federa system. Since the senate ments have been lngrafte< bill as It passed the house, J is much pleased with the amended and predicts the will be of great benefit to th? at large. ft PERSONA] Mr. and Mrs. James B Fatson, N. C., are here to s holidays with relatives. Misses Rosa Hill of Green Reaux Jones of Columbia ar ed this week for a visit to M Wylie. Mr. W. S Hough left ti Charlotte to spend a few d Mrs. Webb of Clieraw is t of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cooke. .a Mr. and Mrs. H. Canfleld ence are the guests of Maj. J J. M. Riddle. Miss Athleen King of St. ft visited Miss Leila Gregory th Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Vanl ham and little ftllss Martha f Ing ftlr. and Mrs. G. A. Mi Charlotte. ftlessrs. Oantzon fttoore anc F. Poovey are home from th< for the holidays. Mr. Poov< accompanied by his friend, ] kins of Ohio. Capt. J. M. Hough Is vlsi daughters In Charlotte. Mrs. R. F. Fleming, Laurens is here for a visit father, Mr. W. McD. Brown Miss Emma Kerr and Mr. Kerr are the guests of theii mother, Mrs. James Witlierf Mrs. S. W. Heath and chl Stoneboro came up today foi to Mr. W. McD. Brown. Mr. Russell Minter has Davidson, N. C., to spend tl days with his mother. Miss Mary Ellen Eaves ts berg spending the Chrlstma tion with relatives. Mr. R. E. Wylle was a vi Chester this week. Miss Eilleen Kelton, wh teacher in Miss Hall's sch Augusta, is spending the Ct vacation with her sister, Mrs Cunningham. Mr. W\ Y. Dlllard is spendlr days at his home In Bpartant Miss Annie Waring Pick jf spending the holidays at her 1 ^ Charleston. Mr. Dillard S. Hooker of CI is spending the Christmas 1 with friends here. Miss Inez Broom, who fo time has been here with her 1 Mr. W. F. Broom, will leave i: days fof Timmonsvllle, her ol< where she will live in the fut Mr. Will Ross ftfoore Is a from Blshopvllle, spending a f< with his parents, Mayor an Ernest Moore. Messrs. Bevan Funderbur Ben Llngle are at home froi man University for the holldi Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sti Fort Lawn are visiting Mrs. S sister, Mrs. E. W. Slstare. Minn ueriruae Foster, wTi teacher In the Darlington high la spending Chrlatmaa with hei or and slaters. Mlaa Sarah Stokea of Baltlr the gupat of Mlaa Marie Caal Cheaterfleld avenue. Mlaa Florence Thomaaaon I Ing her brother, Mr. J. T. Thon Mr. Jefferaon Moaler re Wedneaday from the Unlver Virginia to spend the holiday hla father, Mr. T. M. Moaler. Meaara. Carl Bennett, Fred mon, Stanley WUllamaon, Elm Clyburn Sowell, Crokor Culp i J. Caakey are at home from CI College for the holldaya. Mlaaea Marie Craig la hom< ^ Balnbrldge, Oa., and Mlaa Craig from Bennettavllle to the holidays with Mr. and Mrs Craig. A man may be said to have sense If he declines to tnortga home to buy an automobile. . TI POACJ-HKIH. NO )TS (Juict lint Itcuiitiful Wedding Last X Wednesday. Tlie following cards have been is- t'apit mas nlav sued, telling of a wedding of interest .. suing. | to a wide circle of friends: h' I nnpnntor Mr* a,ld Mrs- J?mes 1-eOIiard Poag j CM.'announce the marriage of their; daughter Me Monroe Jeannette Elizabeth forts i io. I da_y_ "" nr. uauiei I'icKney High 7C?'day last on Wednesday, December the twenty, distri ds. The | fourth ' city's nineteen hundred and thirteen him ' s' many i Lancaster, South Carolina. the p enow she At Home ?f he ir Christ- after January the first proce Hospital, I Winter Park, clothi went an ' Wilmington, North Carolina Me This wedding, though quiet and their begun a witnessed by only a few of the near the g uto truck relatives and most Intimate friends store! front of of the bride and groom, was marked is ao< endid toy ! l)>' an impressive and beautiful cere- a lev day of | mony performed by Rev. If. R. Mur- i?tri i brought' chison. Promptly at twelve-thirty, ' of tin ipons are | Miss Louise Poag, the bride's young- iove j j est sister, began to play very softly dtiyther and < the Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" i Th from the an(l the handsome bride came into the little 1 anv late Par,or oa the arm of her father, Mr. , mono e streets 'J* PoaK- shp was joined before i"K s sd-iv It "ie improvised altar by the groom, mono crowd 1 w'10 C'tered with his best man. Dr. are >' minelias''t- Prank Kee. In the qeremony have I room, attractively hung with Christ- with mas bells, the solemn words were rally lie Star spoken which united their hearts and increi pictures ijyoS, The bride wore a suit of Such t \ n mahogany cloth, with hat. gloves and with t ? shoes to match. Immediately after only 1 ick given d10 ceremony, the happy couple left l>r< largest on ^j,0 j;45 train for Wilmington, ?ld c ollars in their future home. ional n to the Mrs. High, as Miss Poag, is well anniv the auto known and loved in Lancaster, where exec 11 she was born and reared. She is a 2, IS Jones of young woman of refinement and cul- were has for- tare, possessing many splendid traits regim partment In addition to a pleasing personality. jv Dei for mem- She is the second daughter of Mr. tary I 1 reserve and Mrs. J. L .Poag. 1 have amend- Dr. High, the groom, is very popu- 'capit: 1 011 the lar in Lancaster also, where he lived jof the dr. Jones for some time, until less than a year {dent. i bill as ago, having practiced dentistry very ceivei new law successfully here. He is a young mitte a country man of sterling character and in {of Ju business and social circles is quite ' recep a favorite here. whlct _______ were Ilelius-ltrasiiigton. Nelso r o 1 charg On Wednesday morning at 11 ister, o'clock at the residence of Dr. W. F. dean | Laney 011 Chesterfield avenue, Missje(* ari eaty of 1 Minnie Helms was married to Mr. Ben pend the F. Braslngton of the eastern section Knnih of Lancaster county. The ceremony j Wa ville and waa performed by the bride's pastor. State ? Rev. H. R. Murchlson and was wit- , South iss Lliza ne8sed only by a few close relatives senat< of the bride and groom. The bride Presh oday for wore a handsome blue coat suit and gold i ays. blue hat. [the ct he guest Mrs- Brasington Is a daughter of been < John A. j ^r- D. F. Helms of this county. She in the [lias lived in Lancaster for a number senate of Flnr- years, where ulie has hosts of and a . M " friends. She is a splendid Christian made ' woman of a happy, genial disposition signln 1 and is well liked by all who know turne< latthews her jlnp r] lis week. | r. ftrasington is a prosperous riate Landing- farmer, who is to be congratulated much ire visit- | upon his very wise choice. Immedt- South arsh in ately after the ceremony Mr. and plied I Mrs. Brasington drove to the groom's souvei 1 George ! home, where a bountiful turkey din- ways 5 Citadel ner was in readiness for them. | ?y being ! n ? Mr. Per- Caskey-White. j ' fl At 12 m. Wednesday at the par-! ting his sonage of the First Baptist church, ' TllG [ Miss Nonie Caskcy, daughter of Mr. I?ensat Jr., of Thomas D. Caskcy, of the Dry Creek , forms ?r? hnr Section, was united ill mn rrln trn Slid si i Mr. John White of the Elgin section. . * \v-liter Rpv- J- H- Boldrldge, D. IX. solem- l7n grand- n,zed the marriage. The bridal ? 1 couple left for Columbia on the mid- " Idren of (,a>' train to sPrn<1 the,r honeymoon. bpen ( r a visit 1 I have ( 1 of Dr. gone to has." he hoii SOCIAL NEWS guarai In Bam- all dr\ is vaca- I Chemi Mrs. John H. Poag entertained at louis sitor in a very informal but lovely tea Tues- J day evening in honor of her sister. ? 0 is a In-law, Miss Jeannette Poag and Dr. 001 in B. P. High. The dining room was irlstmas beautifully decorated in red Christ, Hazel mas beH8 and garlands of green, the table appointments being particular- | ig a few 'y handsome. The bare table was ,urR. laid with embroidered mats and its ens Is centerpiece was a tall crystal vase iome in ?' red carnations. The place cards m I were tiny bride's slippers. i f I harlotte T,,e toa wafi faultlessly served in " lolidays dve ?on1"8?8- Those present at this charming affair were Misses Jean- 1 r some nett?> Elfreida and Margaret Lenn , f* irnther RoaK. M'88 Mary Hood, Dr. D. P. i |*r! n a few H,*h an(1 ,)r- R p- Kee- I ure>me* ^ Boa ton Paradox, t home Boston Transcript. *w days Willis (ready for school)?Mamid Mrs. ma. they are hoisting up a safe down the street. k and Mother?Well, he careful and not * nat n Fur- walk ?n the safe side. fo oud of Unopposed, troud's Philadelphia Record. Nell?He says he has never had a o ts a rival In love. school, Hell I suppose not. He has al- jp th< moth- 1 ways been In love with himself. w nore Is And many a man's Idea of being go C01 key on stylishly dressed Is to wear a neck- , tie that would start a riot at a fu- order S visit- neral- may 1 lasson. ????? Don't turned Croup and Cough Remedy. Blty of Croup is a terrible disease, It at- o s with tacks children so suddenly they are ^11H very apt to choke unless given the Black- proper remedy at once. There Is er and nothing better In the world than Dr. and A. King's New Discovery. Lewis Cham- The ^ lemson berlaln, of Manchester, Ohio, writes about his children: "Sometimes in ? rroni severe attacks we were afraid they Janle would die, but since we proved what ^ ? spend a certain remedy Dr. King's New DIs- mM ? . J. E. covery Is, we have no fear. We rely 1TJL< on It for croup, coughts and colds." So can you. 60c and $1.00. A bothorse tie should be In every home. At all ge his druggists. H. E. Rucklen & Co., Philadelphia and St. Louis. ' IE LANCASTER NEWS, DECEMBER SANTA CLAUS FOR |A younger BRO MEXICAN CHILDREN / i My brother Hill has < ... .... I He has no time i<> al Merchants Make 1'i He's started ^>ut a mo ... ?! .. . " 1 .. . I i lit , iviii t 111- lit* s six years oldi /.ens Are llroke. We played a ..roll xico City, Dec. 24.?Feeble ef- game have been made to arrange holl- p a yeiir aK>?: festivities in Mexico City this ,s,Vro .. ,lieI ,c,a,1 Governor Coma, of the federal Was still just kidi ct, lias enlisted a few of the fashionable women to assist ' ,now he never pi; n planning a Kermiss in one of . ,?ay,s,lt. t?,? ,r! ubllc parks, but even this show ,f fraid to soil hi iliday spirit is given that the "e s suc'- an awful eds are to go toward buying ^ A Ing for the poor. ^ ^ ',J"'stinas candy rchants in Mexico annually dress , u' .^f..51. JO''y ' windows and stores to attract "u; n?w l>a>*s a ift buying public, but unlike the And carries it awa i in the United States, the rush , Lover until one week later. Only e share our toy >f Mexicans buy presents and i )nie> bute them on Christmas, but all 1 _ YUr , a "P* am want to give tokens of their nCW . and friendship on New Year's j n ^anta * laus n* is year the merchants have made * wish Hill didn t ha effort to capture the holiday i really is a ssliarii y. Sentiment has dulled the buy-I courtin bee pirit and war has drained the i Y.' m ' y bags. As a people the Mexicans " 1" "ol ai pro veri shed. Merchants who # placed orders earlv in the vear KllCl OOCC KiirmvPfiti i..v i DUMI1KNN cancelled them because of the ased duty on all importants. KhNT?~T* our r shop windows as are decorated ! r' n . OI1l . ?m.\ ,')r holiday noods this year contain ^aded school buildip the left-over poods of a year ago. * sident Hnerta todav revived the ,~~ , , ~ " I ustoin of celebrating at the nat- T< OR SA1;P~F1l1r.St ? palace with great formality the s,', ersary of the birth of the chief }?*<or' th? Mothodlf tive. Me was born on December ?'K'n? containing , 54. These birth,lav celebrations t",ns12 ?cres more an annual afTair during the ol one-third cas te of Porfirlo Dlza. ?,n rest- . Si,1.e fore daylight this morning mill- endu "L eK?al Lands from the regiments which J,0"" Harper- ? their headquarters tn the federal >1 marched up ana down In front GAg0LINE KNGiNE palace and serenade,1 the presi- , Internntional Hai During the forenoon Iluerta re- h Gasolim 1 the congratulations of com- {levplo? 3 % H r> es representing all departments . wm ReU at ft ba ? stlce. The final event was the ! . . ? ~ . .. a i * .. . | causer. Appiy w. & tion of the diplomatic corps, at i,ancaster Publishing 1 the foreign representatives present with the exception of jp YOU WANT Shin n O'Hhaughnessy, American week, see us. If e d'affaires. The Spanish mln- | Coal something tl Jacinto de Cologanny Cologan. 1 -phone us. Edwards of the diplomatic corps, deliver. i address of congratulation. ' * ' - WANTED?To buy y mink, otter, musk Carolina Gives Famous Pen. c00n sheep, goat am shington Special to Colombia Want 6,000 pounds a Dec. 23.?James M. Baker of before you sell. Cap Carolina, secretary of the ?, received at the hands of Vice THE ROYAL, TYPEV ient Marshell this evening the | ognlzed everywhe: >en with which the latter signed class machine and wi irrency bill. When the bill had the high priced typew luly signed by the vice president an absolutely new oi i presence of a large number of wholesale price. A >rs, among whom was Mr. Baker care The Lancaster N fter various remarks had been S. C. concerning the final passage and g of the bill, the vice president FOR SALE?The Ba 1 to Mr. Baker who was stand- tainlng five hundr lose by, and in a few approp- or less, estate of C. ( words said that it gave him to John Boykin, Camt pleasure to give the pen to the Carolina man. Mr. Baker re- I that he would highly prize the FACTORY EXPERT air and would treasure it al- i writer Repair Dei among his keepsakes. charge of the mosl , writer mechanics in our work is guarantee loh.son's Ointment Heals Itchy of any rebuilding Eczema. country. All work hi i constantly itching, burning antI Ju}}y /?,Uar,a ion and other disagreeable i ay Co., C baric of eczema, tetter, salt rheum cin eruptions promptly cured by ' Hokson's Eczema Ointment. VETERINARY S V. Fitch of Mendota, 111., says: 1 liaye located In Ln rchased a box of Dr. Hobson's practice of my profe ia Ointment. Have had Ecze- prepared to treat youi er since the civil war, have any and a11 diseases, treated by many doctors, none day or night. Call r ?iven the benefit that one box Hood Live Stock Com . Hobson's Eczema Ointment W. H. BOTZ, Vetei EVery sufferer should try it. Graduate U. C. Colle; so positive it will help you we itee it or money refunded. At ? lggists or by mail 50c. Pfieffer cal Co., Philadelphia and St. fffll j Ihe rari The Old Time "ce Bank D Pounds Trust Cc Has a paid in anulated Sugar for i $t?6T u j Krowinpr, It is a C State Depository, I I II I the State inspei V prudent manacpi ?^ ' has never lost a means MONEY for you loans, r you have got to have The Bank hi the confidence of O-- rvo f" mers by accom Oli^d.1 and continued ser We invite e month of December and whether large < ill have enough for all, Bring us your fou , . cotton deposits. V me send or phone your tee safety and roc s for anything that you in return want in the (trocery line. Four per t forRet our paid on time dep. rise Floor and pon-ded Quarterly White Rose Coffee rinurno est that money can buy. r AliJUIjiIlu ? ? & TRUST ickorell's r ? E. B. LINGLE, Prei Grocery w.h.m,llep * 26, 1913. 'inHies < <>M- ? =r*v#v?v?v?VttVf 'handed of late, r me. an the girls, W9 ?r, see? M gh-and-tuinble" JBr. W lUjjjl ise Bill and me i," you know. fljA w lys that game; s collar now, dude. m we'd divide, 'g^ lay; 1W1 great big box W At ^ Ume Qf g s at Christmas ^ ^ood cheer, we wis and ball: ? to our patrons, an ii?m t beiie\e y generally, our sinct ,e a glrl> tion of their many 1 has Stung him s they continue. same. ?Ex. i is Our hoPC tha i^T . the Christmas seaso Notices m\ with you and Klll(1(, 00111 bouse for V Street, near W ot the coming year g. Apply to R. - ' ? the bank of l londay in Jan1 to the highest , _ , it parsonage at "1 he Old Rel rooms, lot conor less. Terms . ?-v/i ? eT<r<ri h. one and two to be at court hours of sale. A. Gainer, Jno. 22-25-P W FOR SALE? rvester Co. 35 Engine. Will good condition. ! n to quick puri. Hough, Office Co. M gles cheap this you want good win fik I'M'MIII'l'l'l1!1! I & Horton. 8-tf J 'our cow hides, Trespass Notice. ;rats, 'possum, All persons are forbidden to tres- Ai [1 horse hides, pass on the lands of the undersigned 53, . t once. See mo by hunting, Ashing, walking, riding, Dauf ers Cauthen. driving, raking straw or leaves, or al- cour low stock to run on same. Any one 27th WRITER Is rec- disregarding this notice will be prose- atter re as a first- cuted. ears as well as It. E. A. Huey, J. C. Nelson, rlters. We have G. E. McDow, A. C. McDow, io at less than P. W. Nisbet, Miss Maggie Hood, ddress H. C., J- D. Nisbet, G. Wash. William ewB, Lancaster, 101-tf CARBON PAPER and Typewriter j Ribbons now in stock. Tbe Lan- Ol Hey place, con- caster News. Off! ed acres, more ). Witty. Applv ,en'8 ci2.t. . n mrtment llfCSt UOSIIIP i skilled type-' ? ~~ the South, and id equal to that a /-r^ plant In the | X ? andled promptnteed. J. E ' A ^ * m 11: Allison mcaster for the salon, and am r live stock for *7* . 1 . o a 1 caiisanswered hor the next *50 days w ne at Gregory- ... f , pany. entire line ot up-to-dat rlnary Surgeon. ; 1 1 ?e, Washington ^reatly ^duCed pTlCCS. ~r be sold regardless of cc 9 complete and we are o mers ceptional bargains in &tions, Shoes, Hats, Cloi Below are a few of our imnv sPecialClosing i" j Men's $3.50 Shoes capital of Men's $3.00 Shoes lurplus of Ladies' $3.50 Stroutman Shoes. 'ount^and Men's $5.00 Bion Shoes , is under , Men's $4.50 Bion Shoes "tion anjj Men's $4.00 Bion Shoes ment and , . ; ^ , cent on Ladies' $3.00 Stroutman Shoes.. Ladies' $2.50 Stroutman Shoes.. hs S Ladies' $2.00 Stroutman Shoes. modations Indies' $1.50 Stroutman Shoes. v'ce- Misses' and Children's Shoes < o^smalK Men's $18.00 and $20.00 Suits.. rteen cent Men's $15.00 and $16.50 Suits.. Men's $10.00 and $12.50 Suits.. 'U service . ^ ^ tut rf?/? aa t> j s jpo.uu rants t interest Men's $5.00 Pant& sits com- Men's $4.00 Pants Men's $3.50 Pants =?=== Men's good Pants BANK The Chesterfield EEat, the best cost. TA Space will not permit us to qu line, but join the procession and : R, B. P. i'c"',ier Ailisc ??1 i 5 ' BT?YiYi??ita^ 5: \m g w iQ *2 B ^S1 H iBi ;oud will and < h to express d the public W me appreciafavors. May W * U t the joys of H n may linger len each day M. w w ANCASTER *9 H s. c. 5 S s 5 m 3 S 5 msmmm Notice. inual banquet of Jackson Lodge, A.. F. M.t will be served by the ;hters of the Confederacy at ihe t house at 4 p. m.. December . All members are requested to id. Q. J. DERRICK, Secretary. DR. C. B. PRATT, Dentist. Phone 28,">. lice over Lancr?!\;r Pharmacy, e hours. 9 to 1 2 to R Out Sale Bros. e are offering our e merchandise at Everything must st. Our lines are ffering some exDry G oods, Nothing and Pants. Out Prinze ? ?? * * A AV/WM $2.75 $1.98 $2.50 $4.15 $3.98 $3.10 $2.25 $1.90 $1.49 $1.16 'heap. $13.00 $11.00 $7.50 $4.40 .$3.98 $3.25 $2.00 98c to $1.75 Hat on earth, at actual ote prices on our entire meet at >n's