The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 02, 1914, Page 8, Image 8
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COUNTY NEWS >?
Mr.
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Special to The News. j ' I>o1'
Heath Spring, Jan. 1.?Your correspondent
has looked in vain for the ^
three last news letters and some ' %aMt"
other matter sent in and on inquiry t
learns from the editor that not one t
of them has been received at the |'1 ^ j,
?mce- ing tT,
Our public schools will resume jjq
work at the old stand "bright and ( '
early" Monday morning. South
Hup nnnnlp arc lookintr forward ..
with much pleasure to the next num- ()a"a '<!
ber of the lyceuni course, which will tj,
be given in the Masonic hall Tues- fsl
day night, January 6. Brush, the ' ()n
magician, promises royal entertain- (j1P ^
ment on that occasion. : roKUia
Messrs. J. A. Sims and R. P. Mob- wm ^
ley have bought the meat market and < yn
grocery formerly run by Mr. L. J- 'be he
Mackey and arc doing a good business sunda
at the old stand. < js r
Mesdames Lucius Bell. William
Faulkenberry and Hazel Vaughn |
visited tlieeir parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. P. Mobley, during the holidays.
Mr- E. C. Brasington and daugh- gt)(n.ja
tors ' 'dith and Annie, of Kerohnw,
and 'i J. F. Brasington of Camden 1
have been recent visitors at the home
of Mrs. J. C. Beckham. u. J"'"
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mobley of Co- 9'Vj"
lumbln spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. W. C. Ellis. '
Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Williams and should
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Mobley have re- ()'1!. .
ceutly moved into the Dye house near ; ua">'.
the railroad crossing. ! The
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Croxton motor. ! commi
ed to Columbia Monday, whence they | while
came Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. will w
L. M. Bell. | school
Mrs. E. B. Mobley nnd Taylor have Klad t(
been in Lancaster several days with Mr.
Mr. S. D. Taylor and family. relativ
Mr. A. B. Cauthen has moved into and Si
his new residence, constructed by Dr.
himself, and the house he occupied spent
has been taken by Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Mr. J.
Small. Mr.
Mrs. Walter Hough and children man, 1
aro spending a few days with Mrs. in-law
Bush Bell at Bell Town. T. E. 1
Mr. S. C. McMackin spent Christ- Mr.
mas and several days following with gold n
relatives in uuck niu. tins si
Dr. S. J. Allen had the misfortune Wis
to lose $45 on our streets Thursday of the
morning. ! treat.
Mr. J. C. Williams is quite sick !
with grippe. Mr. H. E. Williams has |
als obeen confined to his room for j
several days but is better at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Crenshaw have Specia
moved into their now house in the Dry
West End and the Porter house has this e<
been taken by Mr. and Mrs. J. T. a few
Mosley. | Mr.
Ringing out the old year and ring- j seetioi
ing the new was religiously observed visit t
by some of our young folk between where
the hours of twelve and one Thurs- time.
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. Frank Johnson and son of!spent
s>ter are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.
Crenshaw, Sr. Mr
Irby Cauthen of Rook Hill the v
Christmas with his parents, castei
id Mrs.-A. Cauthen. j Lit
iceman S. J. Vincent caught an- dell *
blind tiger of "long standing" grant!
mas eve Our chief is a close I Mil
er of all kinds of law breakers, lug fi
s Mattic May Mobley lias re- Mr
1 from Lancaster, where she Mr. ii
the holidays with friends. | Mr
s Pearl Mobley has been visit- . sectlc
,e Misses Bennett a tthe Coun- ] Mr. 1
me. I Mil
Clanson Mobley, student at the Falls
Carolina University, gained ten ' Mr. V
hair pounds during the holi- | Mr
pent at home. This speaks well spent
e good fare at the home of his Mr
, Mr. Henry Mobley. the
account of the entertainment at tives
asonic Hall Tuesday night the ; Mr
r meeting of the Junior Order lotte
e suspended. j Mr
Important business meeting will rues 1
Id by the Baptist church next | i v
y morning and every member an,j j
nested to be present.
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I'l.MVSWT PLAINS.
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1 to The News.
is;.n? Plains, Jan. 1 We have ca,
lenty of rain for Christmas. . (
leaves the roads in a very bad
Christmas passed off very been
r in this community. Boys'
ikw ye:ir is here and wo the v
all strive to make it a better (irsl
an the year just passed, spiritmorally
and socially,
measles are still raging in this
inity. It takes them quite a p's- '
to get around. Perchance they Hrew:
ork their way out by the time 81 Ms
starts again and we will all be ''
) bid them a hasty adieu. 'or
and Mrs. W. a. Love visited Hit?it:
es near New Midway Saturday
and ay. $5 ' g
John E. Welsh of Rock Hill1*?' *
the holidays with Ills brother,
W. Welsh. t in,
J. R. Roberts nnd son, Furvisited
at the home of his son
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. .
(V. Adams, the past week,
and Mrs. W. F. Adams of Halle j
aine section visited relatives fh Th
iction Sunday arternoon. sensa
hing you all the compliments form!
season, I will beat a hasty re- and s
Dr.
Geo.
DRY CREEK. "I In
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1 to The News. been
Creek. Jan. 1.?The health of have
ammunity is very good, except of D
cases of measles. I has."
Arthur Baker of Dry Creek We'n
a has returned home from a guar;
o his daughter at Walterboro. all di
he has been very- ill for some Chem
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IE LANCASTER NEWS, JANUARY 2, 1914.
s. Fannie Strait or Darlington Hlrsch Brothers' Company;
the holidays with her mother. Porter, sixth, pair of cuff I
W" \|,U< V!' M .11 ? given by G. L. Bluckwell;
. and Mrs. O. E. Mathis spent '
reek-end with relatives in Lan- Stokes, seventh, one pair ol
r. given by M. H. Heyman; Ualpl
tie Miss Sadie Mathis of Spring- eighth, pair of shoes, given b
spent the past week with her _ . . ..
I father, Mr J. W. Mathis. Beattie; Purman Catoe. ninth.
*s Nannie Parker has been visit. ?hoes. given by Twin Brother
riends at Elgin. bert Maddox, tenth, one bu
. J. W. Mathis is visiting his son, 8PP(1 vetch, given by Caradei
t. S. Mathis. of Springdell. Company; Joe Hough, elev<
. Irvin Bowers of Heath Springs student's table, given by W.
>n spent Sunday with his son, heimer: Ike Owens, twelftl
Cd Bowers. book and safety razor, given I
ss Kvadane Barton of Great Arants.
spent Sunday at the home of F? H. Arivints, farm demons
V. J. Thompson. agent, had charge of the boy
. Charlie Caskey of Dry Creek
the holidays in Columbia.
. and Mrs. J. I. Cauthen spent STANDING OF CONTESTA!
Christmas holidays with rela- TIIF .1. P. MACKKV SUM
in Cedar Creek section. I PIANO CONTEST.
. and Mrs. C. J. Mathis of Char- ... . .. ' " '
... , i \\ eek iMulimi Decetnrwr Ml.
i nn- uuiiuiijrn til nuiin'.
. W. Leroy Cathen spoilt Christ- . 2? 937,705 66? 7Day
in Douglas section. 4? 949,790 68? 61
ill ring off, wishing all a happy 6? 943.970 69? 61
irosporous New Year. ' 8? 688<230 71? 61
ISII.WV ItOYS WINS 1M11/,KS. 10 c.*:?. ?o 7 > _ 71
11 6114.505 76 6'
in Mrl'jiski'! < '?{?? llist, ami "0 ^' 'i.
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iiilon Special to Charleston News - 2 '!"1'' J 7<) '
'ourior. Doc. 21. |>ri/os have jj* Sr/rll-Iio 116 6
awarded the niomhors of the 30 i.oon 22 1 117 1 o<
Corn Club, of Kershaw county, 33 - 644.135* 120 1,0'
inners being Ilovkin MoCasktll ~ 09.600 126 - 5>
. ' _ 1 36? 594.820 130 -1.0<
iiid Robert Pate second. ?_
.11 ti.15,605 1.16 7ykiti
McCaskill raised 115% 89 593,595 142 5"
Is. Robert Pate 102 6-7 bush- j 40? 642.625 143? 51
alph Catoe 9414 bushels, Leslie 41? 654.750 145? 5-I
ii 88V& busdes, Furman Catoe j 45? 793,415 150?1.Of
bushels. | 4 6? 591.495 152? 71
? following prizes were awarded 1 47? 580,945 154? 7?
ie best ten-ear and single ear ex- 48? 679,805 155? 5*
Dalton Bradley, first, $7: 49? 674,825 156? 4!
rt Pate, second $4; Dalton Brad- 50? 790,835 157? 8:
hird, a fountain pen, valued at 53? 599,775 159? 7(
lven by C. W. Birchmore; Boy- 55?1,145,000 160? 7;
IcCaskill, fourth, a pair of shoes 68? 696,945 162? 7!
by McCasklll Brothers: Andrew 69? 685,375 163? 5!
rkson, fifth, on hat, given by 60?1,000,020 164? 5'
61? 697.685 165? 91
62? 641,815 166? 9
lobson's Ointment Heals Itchy 64? 690,795
Eczema.
o constantly itching, burning Crou" a,ul Cou*U Hon,e'
tion and other disagreeable Croup Is a terrible disease
? of eczema, tetter, salt rheum tacks children so suddenly t!
kin eruptions promptly cured by very apt to choke unless gb
lfobson's Eczema Ointment, proper remedy at once. Tli
W. Fitch of Mendota, 111., says: nothing better in the world t:
irchased a box of Dr. Hobson's King's New Discovery. 'Lewis
na Ointment. Have had Ecze- berlain, of Manchester, Ohio,
ver since the civil war, have about his children: "Somet
treated by many doctors, none severe attacks we were afra
given the benefit that one box would die, but since we prov<
r. Hobson's Eczema Ointment a certain remedy Dr. King's N
Every sufferer should try it. j covery is, we have no fear. '
a so positive it will help you we on it for croup, coughts and
intee it or money refunded. At So can you. 50c and 51.00.
mggists or by mail 50c. Pfieffer tie should be in every home,
ileal Co., Philadelphia and St. druggists. H. E. Bucklen
I. Philadelphia and St. Louis.
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lials From Some i
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farmer in North Car
nd came to Lancastei
n us~cash up and no ;
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11 Drug Two hours after
pnth, a returned to ask 1
Gelsen_ examine one or tw
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alienists for the
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OF JURY. J 11am M. K. Olcott characterized
; Schmidt as "a half educated, half -1
'erdlct in Schmidt ignorant, near-German philosopher, "i'
mi Returned. , tainted with hereditary insanity, who
2it Thn nsp of ear,y became over-religious." He askrged
with the mur ed ac<luittal on t,le ground of in- j
ller was triven to sanlty? insisting that Schmidt really 1
fore 2 o'clock this loved the Auniuller g'rl and wanted
<> i,??r ,/r. to marry her but was overcome by
et rued aberration for blood sacrifices.
it retired the lurv ! The prosecution argued that
L hi o I?u J Schmidt was sane and knew tho
to be allowed to . - . . _.
o exhibits, includ- nature of his crime.
>f Schmidt, and to ! ?
imony of the two ; _ ~ . n, . n . .
defense. The 12 i To Prevent Blood Poisoning
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