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" 4 Sllfp Hjanrastrr Ncuia The ZZ T'" (8KMI-WKKKLY.) la?l summ,.r ?v aB ? JIT ANITA WYLJK Editor Jority,' said they d W. B. HOUGH. . .Business M?r. dispensary re-estal ? county. Last Mont rUHMHHERS' ANNOUNCEMENT: ing Qf the voters of Published Tuesdays and suant to notice, was y<> rndays at Lancaster. 8. C.. hoU8e for the pur, by The Lancaster Publishing company, successor* to Tha " v" Lodger, established 1862; The dry. After the rnati / Review, established 187ft; The ly discussed, a reso Knte.-prtse, established 1891. ed> calllnK on th, and entered as second-class K -/ matter Oct. 7, 1905, at the Ration from the eou postofflce at Lancaster, S. C., legislation as woult under Act of Congress of being shipped into ? 1879 for personal use, o, subscription l'rick: make the national li (In Advance.) Webb law, effective One Year fl.RO county. Says The Six Months 7ftc light: - ? "After the adopti TO SUBSCRIBERS. tton the members < Your subscription must be delegation were cal paid up to and Including year press themselves oi marked on your label. If paper adopted. Senator ] Is stopped look at your date and state his position ai you will probably find you are I sentative Ashley, si behind one year. account of the nice We cannot send each sub- beville Medium. 1 scriber a statement. liook at Howard Moore, ho\ Your Label. his position plain. ?: there were so few pe TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS. ing that he did not If you don not receive your resentative of the w paper promptly we would appre- pie. He stated furt elate It if you will notify us and always in favor of we will correct the mistake. and would not adv< In the hurry of mailing out the hibiting the shlpmei paper names ui suustnuom ?io auui'viuc uecuuae in sometimes left off inadvertently. the people of Abbe ?????????????? Kired such a bill. FRIDAY, JAM MIY 1). l?l ?. "If Mr. Moore ha jjuoted be has brand ?Weather forecast for South Abbeville county 01 Carolina: Fair Friday; Saturday r,?f portion of thei partly cloudy. ' * fverv " ; voted for prohibition vote for it? Knowil Seven more man-slayers had their pie of Abbeville con sentences commuted by Governor would think that tl _ . because they wan Blease on Tuesday. Mr Moore evldentl dleffrent view of th If the government weather bureau thinks they voted experts read the signs aright, there yet want their whisl .... . .. ... is a terrible arraign is plenty of rough weather ahead of ,QW cltlzens If kf us before the winter is over. they want whiskey h representative for I The town council has been shaping ?/ I K gone on record as f up the streets with drags this week, tlon and their repres which makes them present a better be men who desire t< appearance. wishes. If they do representatives. ... . . . . "Personally, we do Just think of what a celebrated Moore's positioi place Pass Christian has become. A pie of Abbeville co a few weeks ago nobody knew there crites; that they vo was such a place on the top side of *!?" IV'1 l'iat ' . v that they want the the earth. tinue to be floodei ___________ through the mediun We think the President might have ^ 0 belie\e < ? that they were since let John Lind land, if only for a few for prohibition; thai moments, so that he could have had remove whiskey as fa his foot once more upon his native ty as it is possible t heath. people of old Abbev not hypocrites and w the people of the Al Every patron and school trustee in are. .... "It vlw.nl.l t?> fit *1 t the county should read the communl- "p"' Robi cation to The State republished in 0f\ju, Abbeville dele this issue, by Prof. \V .11. Hand on ed himself as willing school trustees. of the people as expr pensary election and able bill along the There used to be a custom some- by the resolution." time, somewhere, of ringing a curfew bell at dark, at which PKIXAG time all youths would hike out . .. .. . . Acting upon the r< for the parental roof. Of late that _ .... , ' . General Blue of tin custom seems to have been honored . ^ service, Secretary ol more in the breach than the obser- .... . McAdoo has asked vance. propriate $4 7,000 fo vestlgation into the c "If you have any feeling of afTec- treatment of pellarga tlon for old muddy Spring street, you t)ecause this dreadfu had beeter step over and kiss her ever it is. is increasit good-bye thiR morning. The paving rapi<iity. The Waal has almost got her."?Spartanburg commenting upon tt Herald. We hope to give a parting pellagra were kiss to muddy old Main street this a single section of yeadj with the hope that she may would be less serloi never return. than " *as Proved spread through near the American stat Hon. A. K. Sanders, chairman of range of the disease the board of directors of the state ar,sef'' from condition ? . . . _ versally prevalent a penitentiary, has recommended the mistakable proof thai enactment of a law providing for the it is becoming like t appointment of an executioner at the is the time to attao penitentiary. But the way the thins J8 .j1"0*.11 ,at ... _ . .I. . tify the belief that t Ih a going it does not look like such approprtatlon at thi an oQlcer, if appointed, would have can be successfully 1 anything to work upon. 1 '. pertenqe, gained In i t where cases have b< nish the ground worl Why does the redoubtable Col. that mu|t prove of Teddi R. still content himself to stay to the country at lar in the South American jungle, when neglqcied pe the tariff and currency law. are so ^"msT bSoie^r mnch?in the mouth, of the people? i?nt in the course of And (raw that President Wilson 1. sons and will con.tl about'i;to sick Congress on to the Ifravest America! TT Z. . .. . . recommendations fo Hous? of Morgan, and Its dependen- prUtlons ahoald pd< cles, fthose interest, that^ were so enactment that will frlen?tty to us," as wfe his wont to" lice heal'h senrlsecall them. It does loof Mkte the k?- wlttfoot* further d?fc doubtable Colonel mlftht etftne back 11 i MUCH KXP ThejFlorence Times comes very "Mu&i jpay be ? near letting the nail onr the he&ft< chambet <>f v comm when )t says: "We Sdtfyi' Caro- orgfcnteed tonlgl llnianA are naturally politicians, ' from An cradle to the grave, we de- * ave no orgar light q[ th? discussion of the afTalra living In hopes, of the ^community. Note that we say 'discuMon' the word Is used ad- Representative ?l.AJl.a. Tlf^. J ~ 11* ? ? 1 ^ ~ W ? ? ?1 " yincuiy* vye uu uui imo iu invenii- v>iiariei>iuii iiah rivci Kate, \*fe like to talk of the necessity a bill he will introd for investigation and of the invest!- lature safe-guardin place Pass Christian has become. Just tlons. The bill in th the tasft ourselves. We also like to one, embftu-ing man; talk of work for the community, but Austrlaliiy ballot we do not like to work ourselves. We other things. It pro are fond of politics just for the sake voter must write hi of politics, but this year we expect back of his ballot, pollcltlc* to be really worth while be- can be compared wl lug interested in." club list and the vol THE LANCi TICIANH. OUR SEN! Abbeville county, The following f overwhelming ma- columns of The F id not want the presses so well the blished In that i the independence lay a mass-meet- J we reproduce it an the county, pur-jit as expressing ou held In the court | "As this is cat pose of devising politics will proba , ... . i to a white heat a keep ttt^ county majie 80me statem Ler was thgrough- year, for the benefl lution was adopt- their friends and t 5 legislative dele- I ' This paper is n . . . , trol, domination o nty to enact such poIlUclan or set 0 1 prevent liuqor shuii endeavor to the county, even to all, but shall b r in other words, advocate or condi , measure which we aw, known as the common good. as to Abbeville | "Any communica Piedmont Head- or condemns any < , signed by the true , , er, and must be pi on of the resolu- adverti8eltlg rate8. >f the legislative way by wh|ch w<? lied upon to ex- sejveg from eontro , the resolutions burden80me UIld C( Mars declined to , thp prln ad so did Repre- b Jy ^ the iccording to the ?We , |t u (, ting in The Ah- , ,, of ( Representative J. dlgcU88loil is vever, did make starting i He stated that n,forms Hut dis(M opie at the meet- , ,f , unpU.aSi consider it rep- d w h ? * w. ishes of the peo- persM|ialltie8f as fa her that he was d|scU88,OI1 in thl the dispensary ..Kdltorlally we t joate a bill pro- whatever at of liquor .n o against u die not believe . _ . judgment may ?on ville county de- information may fault; but our purp l8 been correctly pUlP)< ancl our com led the people o. when v.e make n at least a ver/ Riadly mate corre. m, as hypocrites. ment xvhet we ?y uijority of them We art, net infalll Why did they vme minister recer ig the good peo- 0nly men who nev. nty as we do we are dead. ley voted for it ..We are anxious ted prohibition. 8tate and nation she lv takes a very eat and best govt e situation. He Rnd that Patr1?** for prohibition flhould ho our h* tey. Surely this tpat one of th em> ment of his fel- tor8 |u keeping a i i doesn't think a free, indepen e is not a proper 8 When our that county be- trolled and operate that county have ttcian8 or PolJtloa,fl avorlng prohibl- vftnCement of sein ientatlves should peopie may well be o carry' out their jefferson said that ; not they are not QUt government wo' government wlthou not subscribe to "The freedom of ,i that the peo- anteed by the con unty are hypo- Unlted States, but ted for prohibl- doea not make all tio not want It; some papers are c county to con- taU.r business and l i with whiskey Sm.p papers are not i of the express ..A number of en ,n the contrary. C(>ul years have sa re in their vote preaa is now foun l they desire to smailer towns. m ,r from the covin- boss of his pa o move it. The <Ul0t it us he pleas* Hie county were of lho larger cltie. do not believe lhe l)iR papers are ibeville of today must hear and oh. voice. The master ,.,1 to ids credit t|0|.in, the agent oi nson. a member n panderer to intc gallon, nnnounc- lmical to the weira to obey the will "A recent writer vssed in the .lis- ,ho bulwark of An iavor a reason- . _ c . . Al linos advocated [?und ? the ? \\ o are proud of Poo Doe Daily and link, small though IU.\. groat chain of unbc . ? able exponents of til -Port of surgeon which are publishe 0 public health towns of the Unite r the Treasury pecially in the Sou Congress to ap r a scientific inause and proper FROM OTHE This is timely 1 disease, what... . Those New \ e ig with frightful ~ " Do not permit nngton Star, In Year's resolutions t le matter, says: the Christmas gift confined only to Post. the country it us as a menace It Meets to be, with a The pessimist wl ly every one of sometimes. The So es. This wide lalature meets in ab Indicates that It s which are unl- YVondei nd there Is un- We are told that t it is increasing, mule recently wen yphoid and now shop and picked up k it vigorously. ?Mulllns Enterprise . present to Jua-\ : ;lven a sufficients .C * Pledgee Re s stage pellagra The'passage of I 'ought. The ex- Christina i few hospitals. people |f the najto sen treated fur- ceptabfe'or deslrabl t for a campaign hoen presented to tl Imtnense benefit of Democratic gs. If this mat- redeemed as far as t llagra, which Is r*ncT ?rs concern* mmuntofible dis- questions.. a*s by if . vhlrh th* ma IMLIUUBIIJ ?? a few more sea- people.?Con cor Itute one of the i dangers. The Honasl PHmarie r liberal appro- M the white peop >mptly result In really want b enable the pub- they can hare the to get ttf work Politicianwho gal ty. jjf 1 ; ?i#it prattle* and r* heelers to stuff balli repeaters In the nai ECTED. will oppose, with sea* (orulltfeae th* poses so well. No! ilxed yet, but are antagonism of the i fraudulent elections state can force the < and the adoption of Rlttenberg of will wipe out the si i out the text of practices In electloi uce In the legis- upon ,So"th 9aro,,l1 f Issue Is bound up 1 K primary elec- Df majority of o main is a good of the state, if tl v features of the primaries and den system. Among Vw1?, buy,nK and b .. . shall cease, honest vldes that every t.he result; but If t a name on the ruptlon because It i This signature tunes of the politl th that on the follow, coni . > . worse.?Sumter ter identified. Southron. 1ST BR NEWS, JANUARY 9, 1914. riMIOHTS. No Wonder the Bntwiu Are it. ji. _i t Numerous, rom the editorial .t rt..u? To the Editor of The News: ee I ee i y ln your |s8ue Qf January 2d views we have on notice quoted by "GafTney Special of the press that News and Courier, Dec^ 31." a d heartily endorse headed "Father of Many Chlldrei r sentiments: vau va yg.ouuiBn, icgaiUlCTM UI CO I apalgn year, and eic Now, while old uncle Abe Sml bly be worked up who died recently at Oaffuey, age Lgain. we wish to years! was the father of 43 ohlldi lents early In the considerable "bunch") as stai t of all candidates, t^e (jttffney correspondent, yse < ,heir enemies. <'g0 him some few better" in K lot under the con- 8baw county. I have on one of r influence ot hny Watover Power Co. farms, eight mi f politicians. We below Liberty lUU, a darkey. Car be fair and just Brown (quite as prominent a na e entirely free to as smith), who is yet under 70 a ;mn any man or who was the father of 76 childi deem best for the ^he last time I heard from him) a the end is probably not yet. He .tions which boosts acuve and bis bunch is the b candidate must be workers I ever handled. Is it a name of the writ- wonder why the Smiths and Brov aid for at regular are so numerous? This is the only Yours truly, can protect our- H P HAILE, versies which are J8tlv?to the man ' ters when some- Town Tax Notice. benefit. "the time for the payment of To iscussion of public Taxes has been extended until Thu surrenders. Pub- day. January 15th, and said ta: one of the best will be collected by the Clerk un uul accomplishing that date without penalty, but af unions should not said date the full penalty will api ant personalities; and executions will be promptly ivor to keep such sued against all delinquents, r as possible, out JOHN CRAWFORD, s paper. Clerk and Treasurer, jliall continue our 29-30 we believe to be ? the wrong. Our -??? letimes err; our it times, be at T^l ? ose will always be I Ua I r*i APT science our guide. | ||{J JLdlCoU jistakes, we shall vv*7 tion auu uionw icover our error. fuy Urpatpst ?r make mistakes j VW1 vUI that this county, | )uld have the purr On#l ernment possible, g? 111 I and statesmen tiers. We believe ost powerful fac- ?? *v Un- o-Ua es papers are con-. -- ^w ?. w v *. d by selfish poll- -i > . \ forces for the ad- System of a&vertislng adopted b; sh interests, the the enterprisiivk business manage alarmed. Thomas mr. , . ... . a free press with- raent of the well-known establish ild -be better thin ment of J. F. Mickey Co., has cer t a free press. tainly caused wide comment am the press is guar- considerable fltinor among tbi istitution of the . . , ,, I, that guarantee buy[n* Public f,f thls section, the press free. When J. F. Mackey Co. first an ontrolled by sin- nounced that VLliey would givi lolitical interests. away, AbsolutelyiVree, the beau f rpp / linent men in re- tiful ?MOO.OO Paring Grand Piano id that the free which is upon exhibition in the! d largely in the store, much curiosity was arouse< le country editor as now tl(ey could afford s In'1 neiirlv'all fr?in a buainesJ'standpoint, to d< *. tlie editors of such a thing, put when it wa hirelings, who learned that thiy would give Fiv< >y tlieir masters Piano Votes wi?L every cent pah mn> be for any artlclelYk their tlirei a corporation, or \ rests which are stores; also that tlielPiano was ti re of the people. be given absolutely I Free to tin luis well said that person presenting Ithe greates urban lilit rt> is number of these /liano votes t; ountry press. f the fact thnt The them on March 15/ it looked liki Advocate form a an extremely novel and most lib it may be. in the oral advertising PBihod. Thi night and unbu\- earnestness with whlcu our buy le people s rights. T ' d in the country l"S public have been "g*ing after' d States, and es- these piano votes more /ban make tb." good our prophecy trait it wouli be a "merry strife." / This novel advenislng cam R PAPPPfl - _ .... M> Jt. nx XJXVM UIC CVOI K L'UH jtomers, the many splendid value ar llmolveH. Furniture, Stoves, Vtanges an* the list of New ^rgans which they arh offerlni o go the way of 'daily, has made their name i list. Charleston household name and a mecca fo the bargain lovers of this com Hoon. baunlty. ill have his way J. F. Maokey Co: arfc to be con uth Carolina leg- gratulated upon the thoroughnes out two weeks.? , .. , . . ... ... of their business foresight and th< . jpltizens of ?L,Mft'easter count; a deaf and dumb hfTe, a" *ea t into a bicycle W^proud of the fact of hav a hub and spoke. an fonducte* R upon such liberal and true bust ftoss principles within our gates the currency bill V |H MM 1 ; is present for the 'I lyl Qplr MJ I* g\ llldlhCj tUl e one could have 7 * w 'r-TJ hem. .The pledges t \ >' party have been ? k he tariff and cur- HmM)IN(T/9 fN|N?A?Al<0M 1 S. and these two. Jjjjfac *400,00 \t *hb most vital ! |? J JTAttO/rONTieST. terlal Interests of Wald faauarv 7th, 1914, d Times. IX.04?.31offr vf*? 911.91 > Caa be Had. IJ.otlW: * 'J.49? 117.94 le of South Cam- MiM llM*f'JO primaries L| 7127659 ? #71.12 ?m. TOse corrupt iMlM an 304 / 71? 716#46 a^pa# by fraud-i lil llitw^ 7B? 171,77 fcuc^rage their i|l| 694,111 99? 191,11 ot boxes and vote , iMU 666;|74- % } 719.12 Mi or dudmn,! 2*f* 682.345 Its 652,i7 2?|l??5ff75. ? J,103,71 n*|[ m made to 2?}il7?(4l< ;iJ/'l|<f-J 147,56 to<Mrfl Ito to any 2#f|! 665,910 ia?? 790,98 Uitaei this wide 3<K4?,350.?1# c llit-et.tiM? t serve their pnr- . 3mi? 644.13S, , 12oV~l ?81.4* ^withstanding the 3S^-X998,850 '1201- 589,38 beneficiaries of 3<JP? 594,828 lSOf-1,380.51 the people of the 37*^635,605 1361- 733,57 inactment of laws 39^,il593.995 1421? 571,M r party rules that 40^~(|842,825 1431- 529,0# tlgma of corroupt 41*-$664,750 146\- 541,34 is that now rests 46*-'>1793,416 150 Vl.259,25 r?a. The whole 46*-r*'691.495 152?X 751,74 n the real wishes 47*- 580,945 154"? *04,96 the white people 48-f- 679,805 155? 669,69 hey want honest 49? 674,825 156? 597,86 land that fraud. 60? 790,835 157? 836,75 allot box stuffing 53? 699,775 159? 903,13 primaries will be 55?1,321,245 160? 781,77 hey condone cor- 58? 696,945 162? 905,79 advances the for_ 69? 686,375 163? 559,03 clans whom they 60?1,393,340 164? 545,12 rlltlons will grow 61? 697,685 165?1,006,60 Watchman and 62? 641,816 166? 998,63 64? 690,796 2 1 BANKYOU 83 Ijl ', S f Jktart the. ?[|| G? Foundatio S I $? Your jg I FORTUNE M ?iy |*| jsM We hold a charter from the III The officers of our bank i ~ ill give the benefits of their experien l*| whom we wish a most prosperious j : M Make OUR Hank l'OUl ? < < ? I y i y i: The First Natic I OF LANCAST i * C. D. JONES, R. B. WTL1B, President. Vice President. i: , " ? ? CITATION. FROM 1 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I*>LLA " County of Lancaster. has hai By J. E./Stewman, Judge of Probate, persons " | Whereas, Mrs. L. A. Hlnson has for the 0 made spit to me to grant her letters Proof < of administration of the estate and earliest '? effects of John S. Hinson, deceased, ket, pit r Tlueso are therefore, to cite and all terr admoS^sh all and singular the kind- j not go red anafereditors of the said deceas- ' Varieth 0 ed, that they be and appear before | field of 0 mo, in th4 court of probate, to be Early I 0 held at Lancaster on Tuesday, Jan- Prict 1 uary 13, lTl^next, after publication 1,000 1 0 thereof, at liWclock in the fore- J (buyer * I very lc 0 noon, to showl cause, if any they ! 4 qqq , 0 have, why theysald administration gjoO at t should not he grinned. i over at J | Oiven under my\hand. this 80th! teed. e day of December An^o Domini 1913. J. E. STEWMAN, ?T e Probate Judge. 1 ; I LADIES' FINI ; At 98c^ am r ; 1 r? \ v_J.50 Pairs Ladies, Ir A , L .ace Shoes, siz< * " ' ' S^, good styles ' ' yric; $1 50 to. $ L ^ we <Mily have the t artel ^WtfoW f at oiice w*: hav. r : ; 2 ' o I > them at the tint 6 1 "Tl ; 'price of 98c aitt I <: I ' - . -J< { W W?*,r-* ST ? p?tr..': Wc have ith J., o -,v, on a table in the V . |. ? . , the.store. W?|.a \ call and look th 0. . ' i, * 0 1 E. E. CL ! R. B. ROBINSON, > U. S. Government. ire always pleased to ce to our patrons, to ; >' ''w* ind Happy New Year. I r? * ? ? _ ^' i\ iiaiiH. # ????????????????? #' V >nal Bank I er. ; K. M. CROXTON, J CMhlar. >; ' V.V.'.W V.'.V.V,*,'? 1 ' THREE TO SIX HUNDRED RS PER ACRE NET PROFIT 9 been made by numbers of i growing Extra Early Cabbage local qiarkets from our Frost Cabbage Plants. To get the , crop for/ home use of marints shou/d be planted now In itory where temperature does below slxMegrees below zero, es: Early jVrsey and Charles- V Monroe, Misses Kittle Jones ^lat Dutch. I ss: 35c per r<H^ or $3.50 per >y mail postpalm By express paying charges which are w) 500 for $1.40; 1,000 to $1.50 per 1,000\ 5,000 to $1.25 per 1,000;\J0,00\) and . $1.00. Satisfaction guaranTerms; Cash with order. No at made C. O. D. VVM. . GERATY CO., 'he Cabbage Plant Men." 'ONOKS ISLAND, 8. C. SHOES i $1.48 fine black :s 2h to L f A f ( former 2-50. As imall sizes I them out e marked 3 - ;1, t/*< /. ^ . . > * Brr v? jsual low , ^ j. i y t I * > t** '? * "* 4' $1.48 per I ^ icse Shoes I 5 .* Af.' " ' "* *" 1' < <? * **...*> * . centre ot I ' t* <? A BP-** 4 4* ~ ' sk you to ; iero over. OUD J Mgr- I