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* NEW YEAR'S I
*
* Good morning, dear c
* do you do?
* I'm a brand New Yea
* come to you,
* I have come to bring y
* many things,
* Pains and pleasures,
* and stings!
* For tears are needf
* times, they sa]
* So I packed a few
* them snugly a
* But Don't be sad,
* brought you si
* In my big, big gift*
and piles!
* My name is Nineteen
* my dear,
* And I'll try to be ti
* Happy New Y<
* ?
*
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11)14.
Did you write it that
time?
Chester is to have
Jail.
Yesterday being a 1
the postofiiee was close
the opening of the mails
We hope you boost
yesterday and today a
tinue to do so the na
.16.1 days of tlie year.
If the Kilkenny figl
much longer in Mexico t
be a greasy spot left, not
the Mexican greasers.
* How are you getting
those New Year's resolu
the second day? We 1
able to report progress.
The South Carolina le
convene on Tuesday, the
provided, of course, it is
the governor.
A happy New Year t<
zeus of the city and
make a loner and stead
pull all together for the
of her interests.
Happy New Year to
of Lancaster county,
make "hog and mominj
hand and just enough
Santa Clans for next (
Some of the people o
undertook to recall th
one of the aldermen, hi
tlon they were victor!
an overwhelming maj<
Mr. ('. N. Wrenshall
owner or Trie cnester L
his exit from the pap
He will be succeeded b
Nunner, ex-member of
ture of that county.
And the Hon. Ch
Sims, Blease candidate
who supported Judge
for governor on an
ticket in 18i>0, is opp
pulsory education. We
surprised at the Hon.
In this matter.
Says The Spartanli
"A nowspaper is the o
community that Is sup
and prosper on an inc
expenses." And d*sp
that some city counci
run them out of husinei
license taxes to do bus
Till
T MONKV SAVED TO THE TOWN. If the
v ^*e arp satisfied that our new city ''na wer(
fathers want all the light possible to r, st our
.. . .Editor guide them in the not very agreeable ',er laws
Nines# Mgr. duty of managing the affairs of the non-reslc
municipality and as the condition of forbiddii:
UN CEMENT: uie strets and sidewalks is one of the lands w
lays and jjve issues if not the livest, we pass reuse, tl
^Publishing on *? l'iem ^ie following from The crimes c
rs to The Cheraw Chronicle, wnlch by the way
185.2; The is giving utterance to some splendid s 1
187?; The ideas on town management. We town a
fri"" T1"' Chronicle: '
?5, at the "The town authorities should emter,
S. C., ploy a competent engineer to lay off MEMI
ingress of the roads and sidewalks of the town ??/
and then an expert road-builder to
build a stretch of road and sidewalk.
PHICE: Hy this plan we will not only secure '"'convei
. v roads and sidewalks of the right Manj
l %o Kr:i('e aiu' character of construction,
hut money will he saved to the town. Wnsbi
,lt would be an impossible matter to |,(,rs of (
,.It< estimate the amount of money that .i,,..
" ' ' has been wasted in Clieraw by reason .
must be 0f faulty judgment in working tlie . '
iding year roads and sidewalks in the town. The ... '
If paper lasting qualities of work of this kind, . (>tM ,
lr date and Hke work of all other kinds, are de- l' 'n' J.
id you are pendent upon the character of ' . .
the intial work, and this is too often .. "
each sub- done with no technical knowledge. . u
Look at jn building roads and sidewalks, as
in other lines of business, it pays to (
employ a man who knows how to do 1,1 7'
IBKHS. the work properly." posals bet
ceive your anti-trust
mid niinre- , (lli, ,,,,, Hie nn
Lify us ii 11 <1 ' ,,%r< " propriatH
e mistake. Mr. \V. H. Hand, state high school parently
tig out the inspector, as will be seen elsewhere ' *Vl ox'
^rihprs jirp . , . . chflirnifln
dvertentlv ,n thls ,ssue' mak<'8 a stronK plea 'ommitte'
' that the office of state superintendent nres did
l! 1014. education should be taken none is ii
out of the primary and be mpn nf '
? , . . > ready ha
for South made elective by a state edu- ' consistenl
iy; Saturday cational board elected by the peo- The ap
b.ibly rain. j,je for a ^prm Gf j.jx y?>ars. He sur- whipped I
gests that the hoard consist of one , 'n 11
****** member from each congressional dis_ about* rea
^Y\. * The argument holds good also Jattve, ex
^ as t othe county superintendents of urgent dr
hild! How * education. They also should not be tural, mi
* up to the uncertain event of a prl- ! "'ar app
r ?it ?? in<= * in shape
' at nas * mary election. They should also be receive tli
ou a great * aPPolnted by the same state board i The ri\
* ofeducation. Hut as Mr. Hand sur- *'on bill v
and joys * gests. "The cheap politicians and the for.
? and other
two-by-four statesmen mav be de- ,? ,? ? ri
ill unmo- * _ "'
^ ponded upon to oppose any sucn plan uuu.uuu i
quarts of * ?" *be specious plea that it would be eluding pi
way; * undemocratic." I Pr,^vfnt ^
for I've * W > s *U
niles * bill in be
bap. piles * XKW YKAK'S RESOLUTIONS. coastal w
* A pastor of one of the New York , 'loaufort,
Fourteen, * city churches proposed the following .
^ I I h.l III I
a you "V * KOOt' ^ew Years resolutions for his
?ar." * congregation to observe: ^ ^
Exchange. * "I will say a heary 'Hello' at half
* a chance and help everywhere.
****** "I will practice smiling until it be- Mrs. l,i
conies a tlxed habit. Mr. T. P.
"I will cultivate my heart as well resided h
as (ill my pocketbook. ?n illness
way the first "I vvi11 not forget to say 'thank bast.
you' to (lod and Man. to Richb
I "I will swallow three times before county, a
'speaking when angry. church gi
a $20,000 j "i win not criticise but compliment side of er
folk, and that not gingerly. died less
! "I will choke hack complaints llardin's
egal holiday nbout aches, ills and bad luck. Hrown, o
,1 r 1,1 ,ak,> nl>" bead and heart to dren and
.1 except for chuP(.h quito regularly. r,R years
' . "1 will say my prayers with a many e;
child's spirit and an adult's will. many fri<
I'd Lancaster "* w'" look myself over and plore her
ml win , make all possible improvements. wife and
' (?l" "All of us would be doing well if covered f
lance of the we adopted these resolutions and of her ol
t lived up to them." her of tin
place am
it keeps up EDITOR FA I It ?,H ITS. ^"m'^cI
here will not The Monday's Issue of The York |,or luVsb
t even among N'cws contained the surprising an- Hardin o
nounmment from Kditor W. Adger |,.r yirs.
Fair that he had quit, "for personal Heath Sp
- reasons." and we will bet a doughnut ^ ltrowii
' "K with that Have (Irist is quietly chuckling,
tions on this. The News was stared about three
tope you are months ago. There rs a line opportunity
in Yorkville for some man
; with "sticking" qualities. Hut lie , , ?"
. must stick, sure enough! teraay to
gislature will ( Here is "Ilowdy!" to Kditor Thos.
1Mtil instant. F. Mellow of The York News. Our J. '
i agreeable to fri,'n(l has certainly cut out a Job for J1!!' r:,.n,
himself. He has our sympathies. - , "
! Hock Hill Record. bridge <
I . . Heckham
all the citl- ' ( '"igratulations to The News in se- who,
may thev all curlnK ^,r- Mc|)?w editor. He is to the bi
, " .' not only from Lancaster, hut he is hi* horse
> pull and a , , . .irift
,,,iv?n..m , level headed, versatile and what he <lnn
luiancemcnt river wa
lacks in experience will be fully made y(,n ,nU(
i up in every other requirement neces- rains. .1
the farmers s:,r>' to successful editing a first-class ter somei
Mav thev newspaper. Success to The News. from the
; doing s
to beat the drenched
cotton to buy Five nianslayers were set at lib- terra fet
'hristnias. ,>r,-v ,}y Governor Hlease on the last aide and
day of the old year. The governor nenrliy f
>f Orangeburg is even more active in helping the ^afeh^to
e mayor and manslayers out of the penitentiary
it .at the elec- than when as a lawyer at the bar. he lloi'KS
ous again l?y succeeded so well in preventing their
)Hty. getting into that institution. Admiral
, editor and A happy New Year, Mayor Hood Wash!
antern, makes and aldermen of the city of Lan- -hat 'he:
er this week, caster. May each and all of you put
y Mr. John E. forth your hest efforts for the ad- (.'x,)rP.
the legisla- vancement of the interests of the niiral of
city along all progressive lines and Hay, in
may your efforts be crowned with 15!'rn]lar
arles Carroll HUccess. I "No
for governor, preeiatec
A. C. Haskell vVe rejoice with others that Dr. more thi
independent S. C. Mitchel, former head of the ! The n
cosed to com- South Carolina University, who was a ca'
ills asHOi
are not at all persona non grata with his excellency p)PWPy ,
Sims' position the governor and left the state, is to wishes f
return again to undertake work for request
the Raptlst denomination, of which pressing
>urg Herald: he i* a prominent mombe.-, 1
nly thing in a ,y 0
posed to grow If you want to know whether you
ome less than are up with your subscription to The
ite the fact News just look at the date line on Mr. C
la striving to the yellow label at the top of the i The Nei
of T)ocp
bs by excessive front page. It shows the date to fjrepj p{
lness. which you are paid up to. public,
\
5 LANCASTER NEWS, JANUARY i
law otlicers of South Caro- IHUNDREDS A
? as much 011 the alert to ar- "RATTT "F1 CfT1'
own citizen* for violation of DAJ> 1JjJj aias
some of them are after Wounded Federal
lents Tor violating a statute I Across llorder an
iK hunting on their own . American Soldle
ithout first obtaining a li- , Presidio, Texas, J
iere would not lie so many tie at Ojinaga. Mex
ommitted. I northern division
' federal army and i
ill pull together to make the this morning after
\ , . progress all night,
nd county of Lancaster ,jre,j federals had all
>f any in the state. i and the wounded wil
of that number.
JERS STUDYING ! ??
JMING PROBLEMS The wounded soldiei
! arms, legs shot off i
ling or Congress Will Find later proved fatal, si
Subjects Treslied Out. the rl\*r. and P,ead/
can soldiers for liel]
Xnti-Triist Program. All the physicians
ngton, Jan. 1.?Most mem- piles available here v
Congress left in the capital service of the disalil
llii> recess :i ri> sfiidvlne nrr?h- fnr? , i,i: ,,i, i >i
y will have lo deal with had sought relief 011
tigress reconvenes a week of these were so ha
inlay. Individual members they begged the Ann
*s of committees are doing kill them,
iry work on measures soon From the war scai
3 subjects of committee de- ot Ojinaga back a mi
is. Facli member of the there came what tip
liciary commit to. left in the endless tide of woui
spending vacation time fa- on the border here
ig himself with various pro- nnce of being the
iring on the administration's conflict of the preset
program. Federal deserters
Dvement for economy in ap- river in great nun
his, approved by leaders, ap- that Huerta's army
has dirfted onto the shoals, give up. All the des
lected second conference of not wounded, liowev
and ranking members of od on this side am
ps that report supply meas- Major McNamee, c<
nln tnfi'i li?n !lll<l linu' T'..H 1 O , 4 I 1 ?
ii\?w IUUI.VI .Mil?* ?> ? " i ii i i?-ii nmicn imiut'i
i contemplation. Most chair- McNamee has more
ommittees contend they al- which he took from <
ve cut estimates as far as During the night
L with public demands. the wounded on the I
proprlation hills have been opposite side of the
into shape far more quickly heard by the Ameri
>ast sessions. The firing in the dar
ipropriations committee is he heavier than it h{
dy with fortifications, Iegis- All women, ehlldri
ecutive and judiciary and hatants of Ojinaga ci
'flciency bills. The agricul- and were taken to th
litary, diplomatic and con- > The little Red Crc
ropriatlon measures will be on this side where the
when the house is ready to ed are being cared U
lem. tive as a field hospi
rers and harbors appropria- field.
kill carry about $34,000,000 j -
lining work already begun ! Tlie New City
plans for improving water. 1 The new city conn
le total may run u pto $40,- Wednesday night b
o include new projects. In- Mayor. Krnest Moore
crimps levee construction to pd of j M Ho0(, ma
lississippi river floods. The lowing aldermen: V
11 open to hearings. One p pPnnoft <; m Ph
half of lite proposed intra- ton j r Edwards ai
aterway from Boston to A1, of tho councI1 we
N. ( ., is set for June 9. exception of Mr
who is now confined
>l?' AN KSTIMAHLF LADY. Baltimore. The coi
by electing W. C. H
rn Itrown Hardin Passes ^*111; ^ rawfon
. ? , , . clerk and treasurer.
\wa> in < bliini tin. policemen were elect
inra Brown Hardin, wife of chief, with J. M. Keri
Hardin, who until recently Morris assiatans. O
ere, died in Columbia after may he added to tin
of several months on Mon- The first matter to
The remains were brought the new council will 1
urg, Chester, her native for n,e current year.
nd interred in the Union 1
rave yard Tuesday by the Obedience to Laws U
son. Mr. James Hardin, who i?aieieh N C Tan
than two years ago. Mrs. celebratioi; of
maiden name was Laura lllv(,rsary Ha1pigh n<
!!? <11 it I . I I 11 I I \ ?f| HUM- t nil- . , . . .
she was horn near Rossville ' ' ' li11?? XorI
ago. She was a lady of !.j''*n"K,>'10,1
Ltlmable qualities, leaving I.,!,,!.; . n* V1? PS
ends and relatives who do- ' J? n,,,g wl
loss. Sho was a devoted nhT * I" ^
mother, never having rerom
the shock of the death .? ' , ''ran<os
.lost son. Sho was-a mom- " don? n,or" 1
> Proshvtorian church at this
1 the funeral services wore .
1 by her pastor, Rev. Hugh ^'<*w Year's
tison. Sho is survived by To the members
and and one son, Mr. John ehurcli I extend mj
f (toldsboro, N. C., one sis- for the wagon load c
\V. T. Vunl,andlngliam of out, which came to 1
rings and a brother, Mr. W. Thursday evening,
of Richburg. . Rift and the spirit
it are highly appr
A Narrow Escape. blessing to live and 1
A. Beckham of McBee, a nnd thoughtl
bis way from that ,dace yes- ,,s -voar be a most 1
Pleasant 11 ill in this coun- W. S.
a his family, who were on a T ; "?
lis brother, Mr. Mart Beck- <??od Seti
ie very near being drowned Magistrate John 1
emptlng the cross Young's 'as' day of the old ;
>ver I.yncli's river. Mr. t'ounty Treasurei
was driving a single buggy lines imposed by 1
1 approaching the abutment nionth of Decembe
ridge on the Kershaw side, "uys that Rural ]
became entangled in some ^ illiams' activity
d. causing him to fall. The ninety per cent of tl
s out of Its banks, being The amounts e
rh swollen by the recent nionhts of October a
.1 r. Beckham succeeded af_ BP('^i*cl.v, were |1
time in extricating his Horse ,
debris in the water, but in Stock T?
10 he became thoroughly After a good trad
He got his horse back to a,H' Christmas hoi
ma again on the Kershaw chants of Lancaster
after drving himself at a P'etpd the taking o
> ?- their stock t.notr
arm nouse, ne crossed me : . - ?
miles above, and came on iaaae? for adver
Pleasant Hill. ter goods at greatly
make room for the
FOB CONTINUED PEACES. ,
The srhool childn
George Dewey t ables The long and pleasant va
liomlnn Telegraph. holidays and they
ngton, Jan. f.?The hope with perfect lessoni
re may be peace and friend- opening of the echo
ween the United States and pl?a8f Santa Claus
rltain for another 100 years aa well.
wed by George Dewey, ad
the navy and hero of Manila * ounty Poor 1
a cablegram sent to I^ord On Christinas th
11 and the associate editors cf county home were r
idon Dally Telegraph. King's Daughters#!
me," says the admiral, "ap- things. The ladiei
1 this international friendship terian church and
in I, who have seen it erled." remembered them
iessage was sent in response manner.
>le from Ix)rd Burnham and
elates extending to Admiral Removes to
heir congratulations and best , Mr. J. N. Outer
or a happy New Year with a mpved to Columbia
that he cable a message ex- they will take up I
his sentiments relative to the the future. Their
ion of the centenary of the Out.en, has been Ir
f Ghent during the ensuing jn the employ of Le<
Two Da
Hteele-Rorigers. Mr w p NegbJ
iiri nuuncrn, lormeriy wun nam section Killed
vs, was married on the 28th hogs the day after
mtter to Miss Ida Steple of netted him 808 poi
ills. Mr. J. M. Knight, notary of the Berkshire an
officiating. Let us hear from ot
>, 1914.
HE DEAD; i V.'.V:
ILL RAGES __
rrt:? wr1", 1 .oANlfi
Mop
ico, between the m 4L 1
of the Mexican v
olw.lu I
VUOiO, V V II V I II Uf U ! . ?
having been In , -L- ^ ^vV "V
Five or six hun- ? I 2*1 | I I
ready been killed '
1 be far in excess . * |UirX/ "I 1 T1
were witnessed ' ^ y
- before daylight. J V/MIl
rs with shattered ' | |
and injuries that ^
truggled tl? rough * rATXTl f lk 1
l"?Amcr|- : FORTU IN
and medical sup- *
i:i'? 12<><? wounded *
arlcan soldiers to | J
village ^
most sanguinary ! ]
it rebellion. *
also came to the V yj\r u i i ? u?r
-hers. Indicating We no,a a Cnar
was disposed to v mu **icrters
who were >| ^he officers Ol
er, were disarm- J,
l sent back by y give the benefits of tl
nninanding the '
patrol. Major whom we wish a most
than 300 guns v
leserters. ! '
the groaning of J. Make 0
lattlefield on the
river could be !
kness seemed to
id ever been. V
sn and non-com- J T"M T^#
aine to the river I np 1-4 ||*C|
e Amerlean side. X 11C X 11 1.
iss headquarters J
? rederad wound- >'
or now is as ac_ Or
tal on a battle- v
> C. D. JONES, H. ]
Fathers. * President. Vic
ril was sworn in *
y the outgoing t , >
It is composyor,
and the fol- I ~~~'"""
V. C. Hough. W. I HENDRIX-SMAIili.
Her. E. M. C'rox- '
id W. H. Milieu. Beautiful Home Wedding in
rr sworn in with Springs.
. W. II. Milieu, Special to The News,
in a hospital in Heath Spring, Jan. 1.?Tin
ineil organized Gf Mr. 1). W. Hendrix was tin
ough mayor pro 0f a beautiful marriage on tli
il was re-elected i?g 0f December 24th, at
The following o'clock, when Miss Clara Florh
ed. W. II. Hell, ,jr|X became the wire of Mr.
Kuson and VV. M. small. The ceremony was per
ther policemen l)y jtev> j. \v. H. Dyches, Tli.
b force later on. (bft parlor, in the presence of
come up before bf>r of |nvited guests. The w
tie the supply bill niarch was sweetly rendered I
N. E. Small, while the young
came in unattended and pri
rged by Speaker. lh(,mS(.lves before the offlclatii
i. 1.? In their jster. The parlor decoration
1st freedom an- tasteful and in perfect keepin
f?groes today ap- tjl(, joyous occasion. A fen
h Carolinians to tllP wedding was the old-time
which content- which for variety ano excelh
groes from buy- Wishes and daintiness of f
te properties. could not he surpassed. A 1
kew appealed for of t)Pautlful and useful prest
.v and said Gov. (PS(P(j the high esteem in wh
on the constitu- and Mrs. Rmall are held. Th
l.irni than all his js jj1P accomplished daughter
and Mrs. I). \V. Hendrlx, ar
groom is a prosperous young
Surprise. of Rich Hill, son of Mrs. N. TV
of the A. R. P. They will he at home to their
r sincere thanks at Rich Hill, where they will
>f good things to
die parsonage on Wood Will Tell.
This New Year's Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Woodwt
which prompted more prizes on their fine chic
eclated. It is a Chester, December 30 to Jan
abor among such the awards being place as folic
ful people. May White Plymouth Rocks,
fiappy one to you cock second cockerel, first,
PATTKRSON. third, fourth and fifth pulle
ond. third and fifth hens, ft
tlement. second pens.
j. flaskey on the Single Comb Rhode Islam
year turned over fifth cock and fifth hen.
r Hilton $428.20 Silver Spangled Hamburg!
Iiiin during the second and third hens, first p
r. Mr. Caskey Fawn and White Indian
Policeman W. J. Ducks, first and second drak
l.. unonnil Mtlil third duck.
Mii/iiKiii in uver p* ......
ie amount. Judge I.oring Brown stati
ollected for the this was the best show he ha
nd November re- In South Carolina, as there wi
66.20 and $130. quality there than is found i
shows. There was close to 6f
iking. shown. Chester should he p
e during the fall hpr poultry show and the r
Idays, the nier- "lent is to be complimented
have about com- way In which they handled th
f inventories of and for fair dealing. Keep
out In the next hoys, and hope for fairer
tisenients of win- nf'xt show.
reduced prices to
spring stock. Dnncan-Ilyrd.
! In the presence of a few i
ons Heady. friends and relatives. Miss
an have all had a Ir<>ne n"nran was married
ication during the Jam?? ''<,e Rvrd of Charlotte
should be ready noon' Member 29th. at the ]
b Monday at the *he brJ/de'8 bro1t,hpr- J C.
ol, if they would Kev- w\? Kelly performed t
and their parents m,0,?T Thp,?rlde s traveling i
of blue with accessories to
Immediately after the ce
tememlM'r.si amid showers of rice, they
e Inl the 6room's father, where th
. nmates of the KjyPn n reception. Mr. and M
Lt a hw!? W,U make thPlr home ,n C
. of the PreTr. "ter J""""ry
li"*. MRiihBtantla? w .
Wednesday night at 8 o'clot
, Dousrlas scetion. at the resic
"71 7, Mr. Robert Caakey, father
< oluiiihla. bride, Miaa Sallte Caakey wai
i and family re- marriage to Mr. Wlllim <
yeaterday, whero the Rev. J. F. Hammond ofl
Lhclr reiidence In A_
son, Mr. Arthur vdVrr of OiHrliarge.
i the capital city I Notions* hereby given t
yer, the shoe man. janiuw ^3Oth, 1914, I will
flpal^eatlcArent of the peraom
ntllea. 'in the p^JMite court aa
t of the Jockson- the will of JirJr^
two one_year-old ed, and will Mjpfy for \rflacl
Chriatmas, which such executor. v ^
Linda. They were CROCKETT H. McMURRi
d Duroc varietlea. Executor Will of T. W. Mc
hers. Deceaaed.
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SALE OP LAND
January 5, at I<anraster Court House,
float.i j will goffer for sale on Monday,
January/6th, at Lancaster, S. C., to
i nmo th? higuest bidder, all that piece or
) , ! parcel qf land lying and being in the
S. . County lof Layraster, State of South
R o CarolinX^jJJtfonj Township, bounded
. " on the north Inr lands of Burwell
i> .en ; Wright, west by|A. T. Walters, south
r ,i l?y Willie McManus, east by W. M.
""" J' Kstridge, containlng 105 acres, In
; Rood communlw, c*od two horse
a . .. | farm with 50 or"f>5 Acres original
,M Mrs forest. good pasture, 41springs, good
j' : w? 11 of water, 2 goodl houses, good
coupi barns. 1
IR,M> ' I have moved to Kershaw and want
"nre to RO" ^or 0a8^? purchase^ paying for
lR u ... papers.
ik wiiii - n A KNIGHT, Kershaw, S. C.
tnre of 27
supper.
>nce of "
lerving. FROM THREE TO SIX HUNDRED
number IM)LIi.\RS PER ACRE NET PROFIT
i'i li Mr *iaa *,as been wade by numbers of
e bride persons growing Extra Early Cabbage
of Mr. for the local markets from our Frost
id the Proof Cabbage Plants. To get the
'smal^ oarliest C/?P 'c r home use of marfriends
hot, PlMn*s shot Id be planted now In
reside, all tem-itjory wbere temperature does
not gf below si c degrees belcw zero.
Varieties: Earlv Jersey and Charleslrd
win ,,f Monroe! Misses Kittie Jones
Sao" l' Eariir DulcU
?ws: ! PriAds: 35c ner 10ft, or $3.50 per
second 1,000 by mail postpaid. Ry express
second, (buyer\ paying <\)iarges which are
lit and vpry lc^) 500 f<ir *10?: MOO l<>
4,000 tl.50 per J,000; 5,000 to
I Reds, 8>?0 \ 25 per 1,000; 10,000 and
over at $1.90. Satisfaction guarans,
first, tp,'d. Terms: Cash with order. No
ullet shipment n\ude C. O. D.
Kunner M ^ ' t).,
, f. rs, "The CfthlitiKe riant Men."
e* I YONURS ISLAND, S. C.
ed that .
d made j CITATIQW"
*s more i
In most _t //\ )ft
birds STATE ,OF jTVWl CAROLINA. }
roud of j Countv^ofXl.ilji/aster.
n^,U n'io I$y J- K- Stewmln, Judge of Probate.
birds Whftfeas, Mr4. L. A. Hlnson has
'it' 11??' made Hhlt to me* to grant her letters
f> ' of aiVliiifiltrfTation or thy^osRtte and
weamir (.ffe<ys J. Joan g UUy(mt deceased.
Thesf are I therefytre, to cite and
admonish all/and tdhgular the klndntimate
ro<* an<* cro(?tor8 /f the said deceasSadle
e<*' *'lat *Lyy be/apd appear before
to Mr ine' 'n l'1/ coifTt of probate, to be
. |A,* held at J4ancaster on Tuesday, Jan,
of uaI*y 13, 11?Lb. next, after publication
A' thereof, ay 11 o'clock in the forehe
cere- noon? show cause, if any they
...w w..a have, why the said administration
' should not be granted,
rnmnnv I Olven under my hand, this 30th /
.... .; ' day of December Anno Domini 1913.
ey were J- E' 8TEWMAN,
rs. Byrd I Probate Judge,
harlotte \ I ? .
MONEY TO LOAN.
k In the , i ?A> .......
. uun yr?parea, as heretofore,
lenoe of ^ r^otlate loans of >300 and uph?
united wa^Kon flr8t mortgage on lmprored
iraham. cot^K farms In Lancaster county, on
lclattng. lon^Klme, repayable In annual ln
sta^Bmts at 7 per cent Interest.
NoS|imnkl88ton charged. Only a
8 make "tn^Hee for furnishing abstract of
;LS2aJ3|m *w r. a wan,
1 AUorney-fct-Law. ?*p
S For Weakness and l.oss of Appetite
iv ' The Old Standard gtnrral Mrrnifth-nin* tonic,
y,,' _ow GKOVK STA^THI-KSSrhlH TONIC, drive? o<? J
Murray, Malaria nn<l builda upthr ayatetn. A true tonic ' * [
and sure Appetizer. For aduUa-.od children. ?Oa? y