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1 ' ?0Hjv Sanraatrr Nrna weH;"Z!,Tn (8KMI-WEKKLY.) The Nashville T "JUAWITA WYUbTTTTT.Edltor~ >ou",g W. 8. HOUGH. . . Business Mgr. BrB Inclined ' be . "Some weeks ag VUBlilSHBRS' ANNOUNCEMENT: to comment upon Piikili iri ? * _w liam C. Brown, wl ^ _ Tuesdays from the presldi I1 kS:kiS: York Central lines The Lancaster ubllshlng ^ railroad systei ?began his careei Ledger, established 1852; The tpronf that humbh Review, established 1878; The tv^ur vears e Enterprise, e.tebli.h.d MM. emineJce*Mchb rn.lt.r nJf -" 1 o luff the scenes of I matter Oct. t, 1905, at the ??Mr Rrown hi postofflce at Lancaster, S. C., . , ?j only railroad exe? M.rrh s ia7? Congress of foot of the March 3- 1379: _ ed it step by st SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: T,M> . i Nashville so justl (In Advance.) 'cerely regrets?Jo One 5*ear fl .50 a constant remind 81* Months 75c man himself lies , come what he wil TO SUBSCRIBERS. ers. too, who hold Your subscription must be transportation v paid up to and including year achieved that emi marked on your label. If paper lest beginnings. Is stopped look at your date and "Alfred II. Snii you will probably find you are place on the New behind one year. j vacant ny tne res We cannot send each sub- Brown, began act scriber a statement. Look at : senger boy for a r Your {jibel. I dent of the Erie 1 | ; ? | derwood. started TO OUK SUBSCRIBERS. I brakeman. Charl If you don not receive your 1 New Haven notoi paper promptly we would appre- j < lerk in the olllce ciate it if you will notify us and i railroad, and his we will correct the mistake. I Elliott, began rail In the hurry of mailing out the graph operator. ! paper names of subscribers are I dent of the great sometimes left off inadvertently. j tern, got his start department of thai TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1014. i decessor as head ? ? | James Mcltea, had ?Weather forecast for South as a rod"iaa J" a Carolina; Wednesday probably fair. ^Tthe Reading li earning as an offii Speak a good word for the town paper, and Presidei and see if you don't feel better for , Deleware, Lackaw so doing. | ad- be*an at tbe jchosen professioi truly self-made m The Junior senator from North the name of H. H. Carolina, judging by his name, will the combined stre bo certain of re-election. 7~e!ev?5ed m5nil, ^ ork city. Mr. Vr ing his living when With Carranzas and Villa on Hu- ' by filling ice carts, erta's track it will not be long be- gravel, took a Job fr\i-tk lin tvill !in liilrfnff out of Mpyirn theil ill SUCCeSsiOll man, fireman and as the Diazs have done or else meet 8prvioes in all the fate he dealt out to poor Madero. brought him recogt ment. Step by st The legislature convenes today. <*ommand of l1'1^ T ... . .. .. . Is now one of th We hope there will be no disgraceful str,.Pt railway aff; matermounting between it and the New York, but ovei governor, but that both will lay aside "The lives ot th< all bickerings and work side by side clearlj that appli< determination to t in the interc t ot South ( aroliua. seize opportunities will bring sure rei Congratulation to The Newberry tunities are never Observer i having compbi'd "pnLITK \|, oil thirty years ot ervice. The Observer I'll !>-> is one of the best semi-weeklies in One of (loverno the state, well edited and a power for ,-or exercising the Rood in South Carolina. s() frequently is Hi sist in signing peti South Carolina can never advance jjjm ur^ing it. W as she should until education is made at|on should be g compulsory. This great necessity for ,)ar,j0n. there a then should overshadow questions of tjons that should less importance and here's hoping tjie governor. He sli our legislators will set our people bppn a successful 'ree- courts of South slayers, that humai We have heard of several new fam- jje should know ilies who contemplate moving to usually gotten up Lancaster in the near future If they naj lawyer who is can rent houses here. Again let us tjjat tjie ruie j8 i urge property owners to build more Just acroSs the Sa houses to meet the ever-Increasing executive, also a demand for them. wno aots quite difT. Carolina's executiv The News and Courier makes the ; p.irilonR We quob following very pertinent inquiry: Consitution: "The Houston Post says that Nash- "Governor Slate vllle is going to erect a statue to mended for eontln 'Andrew Jackson, of North Carolina,' ! h*cd by Governor Who was Andrew Jackson of North j [POt 'J1111 J!**',! law, for rich mar Carolina?' Governor Slaton's 1 elation of this prln The News would like for every erence to an appej merchant in town to tell the people lng up from Hibt through Its columns what they have In stock and what Inducements they yeara Qf a life sf have to offer the public to do business as clemency by th with them. The merchant who ad- capital punishmen vertlses is the one whose business in- for..E?r<*onv,w*f ,fe _ "There have ber creases from year to year. Those when conclusive e who have been advertising with The 'pull* would have 1 News tell us that it not only pays but 1" his chances to pays well. Others had better follow argument- *Vav'e 1 1 Governor Slaton. buh. <1 id 1 y that he ree 'popularity.' Hut In 1H13 there were 8,000 homicides the jury's act In < In the United States, and only 88 tenoe to life impr! legal executions. These figures show ^Vio?h that the laws are not properly en- thnt tiu.rr ar,. mP forced and that there are entirely too tences several tin many killings. If punishment for years for stealli man-killing were sure and swift there 1, s.^jVu"o Mf' the would not be so much blood-letting, taking the forms As it goes the fellow with malice in political or sentii his heart against his f< llowman will one of t he foes do him to death and take his chances ' nited States, counting on getting off like the ninety IMSTOl. "TOTIN per cent who escaped last year. The habit of South Carolina o The attention of the school teach- curtailed if the cc ers of the county is called to the ex- jjna would tempei tracts from the paper prepared by the judge Bei superintendent of education of New- fjeorgia. A sen berry county and Miss Groggans, the niPnt without the supervisor of rural schools of that jnff a pne would uoumy, 011 liio me arm cnaracier 01 contly in passing Gen. Robert E. Lee. Next Monday, "toter," jji the 19th instant, will be the anni- "There is no e versary of this great and good man ing, and it mighi and should be fittingly observed by j stood right now everv school in the countv We gardless of a^,e o every scnooi in tne county. we v,cted before rae would suggest that the extract from jB going to recei' the Newberry program be read hy the the law. I am teachers to the scholars, in addition 1 convicted dofendi to any other program that may be ar- b* ranged. gang for twelve S HAVE DONE. tie following, from FROM OTHER PA] ennessean, to all ig out In life, who Tho T,Rht Wad< discouraged: Th man whQ ajwajr8 gro, ;o we took occasion giving Is the man who ne the fact that Wil- as much as he ought to.? tio had just retired Mall, sncy of the New ______ ?one of the great- Don't Believe Her. ,ns 111 When a girl comes out i as a sect h . those new tomato red coats, 5 beKtmUnK in for- tQ beHeve her when 8he F? h r... doesn't want her name In t e occupied on leav- ? ? . . lis life work. ? Gaffney Ledger. owever i? not the Anonymous letter V cutive who started ...... ladder and ascend- 5iSS 's a KO?d deal higl iiitriiost animal kingdom than the ai r of the man whom letter writer. With all h y honors and sin- the ass Is no coward.?The >bn VV. Thomas?Is ; ler that within the : Don't siupi the power to be- One good New Year's II. There are otli- would be to qui feigning pet high places in the pardons except in cases rorld who have know to Up very worthy.?C nence from humb- Piedmour th. who takes the Heufr Pile Dive Wood 01 \ ork Central left Lgfept report from Alabt nation ol \\ . C. the'effect that Underwood ive lite as a mes- dead wood on Hobson ? ailroad. The presi- true.?Anderson Mali, lailroad, F. 1). Un in as clerk and ?? olwl? ? . >o Shell ( nine, es H. Mellen, of , . , ietv began as a Arkansas the movies of* a cashier for a ch,,d for ono and a" successor, Howard two eggs, but this is no p road life as a tele? the nio\ies are a shell gann Samuel Ilea. Dresi- ans^s.?Greenwood Journal irtTeen^neeS Messages, That', L road, and his pro- "Just one week from to of the 'Pennsy,* legislature will meet In an his first experience sion and then what? '?1 railroad surveying: News. Aborut fifty special laer, now president from the governor.?Ander: lies, began wage- ^ " ce boy on a news- Up to Them, nt Truesdell. of the With the parcel post cai anna & Western a maximum 50 pounds It w very bottom of his to the local merchants to e i. To this lift of vertise or starve to death en must be added mall order houses do adi Vreeland, head of Gaffney Ledger. et railway system surface?In New That Grouchy Surline peland began earn- the first of the year esp thirteen years old a time to beware of that Then he shoveled surij|1PSS that most people t as track walker, PjjnP{j to charge to the fa worked as switch- sjns Gf the other fellow. Th I conductor. Ills mas festivals are usually ve those capacities on ]|VGrs> ant| often it may lition and advance- 0wn nver instead of the s ep lie rose to the Gf the other follow tin interests until lie jug the trouble.?Yorkville 1 e great forces in a ????(, n...,, T se men show very cation to duty, a Kvpressiotis of ltcgret nt the ive ;in?l aliilitv to of |{pv |>r |(c>l,|ii?lK , however humble, rr, . A;1, , T!? n,11)()r- To {h? 1 '?? ' N"w : larking." At the annual meeting executive board of tlic Mar -;| IVI I.MKX I A'.j | t A -so< iatlon tho brethri I'llK." feelingly of tho proposed re r Itleaso's excuses P'V. Dr. ,?. II. Moldridge to fluid of labor, and requested pardoning pow.-r (( r of ^ Korsh;lw (.him.h at people will pur- j() The Itaptist t'ourrer am lions adilrussed to Lancaster News soinu wo hilst dim consider- would in some small innasur . ^ ... their sense of the great los Iven to a petition ... ... .Pi n soeiation will sustain in the re other considers- olir brother from within oui have weight with I cannot adequately express lould know, having of loss felt by the past defender in the churches of the Moriah. I ridge has done a noble wc C arotina of man- an(j bo bas endeared hlmsc n life is too cheap, the pastors and churches, that petitions are has performed the function hv hv some crimi- tor of tho First Lancaster cl J ? . has shown himself to be a 1 paid to do it and deed ^ tj,e whole assocla o sign a petition, was said of Saul, the son of ' vannah river is an "from his shoulders and uj successful lawyer, was higher than any of the ? ., Physically and Intellectually rently from South nu(d of Dr noldrldge> j e in the matter of above us all, a veritable gla e from The Atlanta yet he is a most unassuming Is as humble as a child. H . . ready to listen to any who . . ( . to him for counsel. Is alwe nrown to th^et <" ? ?" ?< ? a .helpfulnosa. and do It In I ii 1 <1 ho nnp nnrtlnn ^ ? of the faster, without fee o i and poor man. Bj,all grPatiy miss him most recent enun- jg fc0ne out from among us, riplo was with ref- prayer8 Rhall follow him tha il for pardon corn- * man nob,e th, th ? county. A man . ldu k',,cd h,s *'lfe ' JAREZ FI He has served two _____ ntence, prescribed ...... ... ie Jury in place of New Hooks in the Llbi t. His application Polly of Lady Gay ( nerally signed. Emma C. Dowd. n times in Georgia Miss Hilly?Porter, videnee of a man's Miss Hllly's Decision?P weighed powerfully The Sign at Six?White, r a pardon. Such The Golden Road?Mont? 10 influence with A Man's World?Edwan He states can- The Hishop's Purse, ognizes this man's The Turning of Griggsl he says, too, that oiler. omnruting the sen- The Keeper of the V Isonment was in it- Stanley, nency; that drunk- Joan Thursday?Vance, ailiate murder, and Fate Knocks at the Doo n now serving sen- The Cornerstone Familyles as long as two After All. r>g articles worth I {agar-?Mary Johnston. A Pair of Little Paten pardoning power, Hoots Hutchinson, of susceptibility to Westways?Mitchell, mental pressure, is Hendtsh?Herolett. to Justice in the The House of Happiness The Argyle Case?Horn / ? iv \ Way of Ambition. ' , ' ' Heyond the Law?Alexa pistol "toting' in George Helm?Phillips. ould be very much The Gift of Abou Hassei >urts of South Caro- The Just and the Unjus p mercy with Justice ?/ "VVaistill . , ? . Kate D. Wiggins, ljamln H. Hill of Mrs. Jim and Mrs. Jirai tence of imprison- rad. alternative of pay do the work. Re- REAL ESTATE, sentence on a pistol We offor for oulclt accei " fa.i<l: eight-room residence on xcuse for pistol tot- street for a price very inucl t as well be under- it will cost^ou to build. Th that every man, re- erty of Mr.\Wm. Taylor, 1< r color, who it con- posite Mr. A. C. -Lazenby's of carrying a pistol, on Cemetery\tjeeA Has ei ve the full limit of , built with all modarn lmpi not going to allow water, lights, etc. "Wrhwls s ints the alternative at price being offered.\ ? ,,but on conviction once for further particu\j enced to the chain- T. M. HUGHES, Brrt months." Hampton Literary Society Projcram. PERS The following program will be rendered by the Hanfpton Literary Society Friday, January 16, at 1:45 p. in.. In the auditorium of Central iv-ls about school: ler aWes Quotations?Milton. Anderson First reading?Leconte Mackey. a rson p|rst EsBay?m1m paullne Marlon> First Declamation?Wllburn Hammond. First recitation?Jessie Ferguson. la one of Second reading?Mildred Green, it is hard Second essay?Ross Oarnes. says she Second declamation ? Walter he paper. Beaty. Second recitation?Miss Louise Wylie. V riter. Current events?Chauncey Gregier in the ory. lonymous j Debate, tjuery: Resolved, That a is faults, law making education compulsory State. would-be beneficial to South Carolina. Affirmative, first, Henry Moore, second. Miss Kate Reed, resolve Negative, first. Marion Allison, secitions for ond, Naoma Perry, that you the public is cordially invited jreenville t? attend this and all of the following meetings. We especially urge the . parents of the students of the high n Him. school to attend, and we beg and beimt is to seacl1 parents of those who are on has the the Profram to be present. ntl_ it Respectively yours. ?pC H. J. BLACKMON. Corresponding Secretary. I ."New Advertisement** In Tills Issue, i w ? a ca" attention of our reada r J.?r ers ^,e advertisements of J. B. roof that Mackorell, E. W. Sistare and Edb in Ark- wards & Horton. I These up-to-date grocerymen are not only trying, but they are succeed* ing in giving the public pure and day the wholesome groceries at prices which nual ses- admit of comparison with any marLancaster ket in the state. messages Mr. Mackorell says that the town son Mail, of Lancaster and the surrounding territory has a perfect right to demand and receive as pure groceries rrying as as an>' section in this country and ill be up further says that the firm of J. B. ither ad- Mackorell is not only prepared to because furnish pure groceries, but in addi,-ertlse. f'on *ie ,s ready to supply the famous "Ideal Fireless Cooker" to insure ! properly cooked food. R8. eciallv is ' "fiootl Tilings to Eat." * u i Sistare has a new adver* . y tisement in this issue and our readers lit l W'ill hear from this popular groceryU ,man in each issue during the coming f.r, months, ry trying jn over Mr. Sistare's place ?ne s 0y business in the Moore block, we hortcom- Were impressed with the business it is ir v- 1 ... m jiii hit in which in- cunuucis him .nqufrer. R(0rp and In entrusting your grocery account to him we believe you will R. be satisfied tluit be crocs in truth sell "(lood Things to Rat." Removal .... ~ ... . " . . \\ liy Not a Night School? '* It lias been suggested to us that if some on would tench a night school of the it would not only supply a needed iah Itap- want in Lancaster. but would pay the n spoke teacher well. There are many boys nioval of young men in the town and sunnother hurbs iliat for one reason or another1 the pas- cannot attend school in day time, to write who could do so at night. Most or 1 to The them are deserving. Their educard that tion is limited and by attending a e express "ipl't school they could better equip s the as- themselves for their tasks and theregoing of *?y command better salaries. We bounds. i10P? some one will take this matter the sense UP and start the night school. ors and ; )r. Bold- MONEY TO LOAN. >rk here, ilf to all While he I am now prepared, as heretofore, s of pas- to negotiate loans of fSOO and uprlend hi- wardB on flrst mortgage on improved ition. It colt** farms in Lancaster county, on rish. that long time, repayable In annual injward he stallments at 7 per cent Interest. people." No commission charged. Only a r. It may small fee for furnishing abstract of tie Is far title. .nt. And R. E. WTL.IB, ; man, he Attorney-at-Law. e Is ever , may go iya ready heer and ffll fl J 552 The Farmers , and our / it he may |\/ 1 /> ::;rs e pank & rar,. f ,\fl f ? lrusHlompy Has a paiV-ki capital of comery. $50,000 and a lsurplus of I ls- $5,000 which Is steadily n-irh- tfrowinpr. Itis afcounty and State Deposito/y, is under ineyard?- the State inspection and | prudent management and has never lost^a cent on -Ward. loans. The Rank has gained , the confidence of Rs customers by accommodations end continued service. We invite accounts Dosher. whether large or small. liring us your fourteen-cent nder. cotton deposits. We guarantee safety and good service i?Elliott. in return, t?Kesler. . Baxter? roar per cent interest _ paid on time deposits commie?Con , , , pounded quarterly. "SSK FARMERS'BANK i less than i - ? - - ?? is i? prop-, p tditct pa ? 1KUM 10., ight rooms LANCASTKR, 8. O. :SrVee?o?seu E. B. UNCLE, Prert. to. me at w H.MILLEN, Caihier ker. . 30 V f I . '. v# 9 t 1 BankI Moni j Ctart th I ^Founde j for Your If FORTUNE illi jfPv W J F7 I We holdla charter The officers of o give the benefHa^of their whom we wish a most pr< Jako OUR i; The First I OF Li C. D. JONES, R. E. J. President. Vice 1 Nil > 1 1 ? ? i i 1 I i -IWHEN Tl Breakfast, D | T H i \ kdw^RDS We want every family I flnur Onv Viorh nnlf?rit Lily." Our straight is ui It is impossible to make wheat than tit^^re is in th We have forties wee ColFee, 6 pounds for $1.C We carry a fancjjline ( anything you need ?y call Just arrived fresh crai nuts, shelled or in fhe hul We have a nice line * Jellies, Jams, Catlup, Sai We have Cured Hams, Dried Beef. We have a slicing mact Chipped Beef, Breakfast may order. We have every week f] When you want anythi We guarantee everythi it just as represented, p refund you your money c EDWARDS WE ALSO HAND rirr You'll want a goo(Vaa< I not try a sack of Tip \^o will be glad to refund yo Try our Hudnut Grits, I also handle fancy Velva and Vesmar Syrup Continental and Class Kingans Ham, Breakf everywhere. Greenville Steam Bake a week. I carry the Faultless guaranteed A trial is all we ask. E. W. "GOOD T1 {Ihmhbmhmi f 'OUR jgfc, if h " V V from the U. S. Government. # ur bank are always pleased to exnerienee to our Datrons. to |*| . y jsperious and Happy New Year. ? y Bank YOUR Bank. * * * ' National Bank I ' V VNCASTER. i WYUB, E. M. GROXTON, ? ^resident. Ca?hl#r. , HINKING OK inner or Supper NIC OF ; & MORTON in Lancaster County to try our is under the brand of "White ruler the brand of "Guilt Edge." ^ a better grade of flour out of ese two brands. k a special bargain in Roasted >0. )f goods and you can get almost ling or phoneing us. iberries, cocoanuts, all kinds of 1. :>f Olives, all kinds of Pickles, ices. Relishes and Preserves. Boiled Ham, Breakfast Bacon, line and can slice any amount of Bacon or Boiled Ham that you resh Celery. ng quick, order it here. ng we sell and if you don't find lease return and we will gladly >r exchange the goods. /ery truly, \ & HORTON >LE BRICK AND COAL. CONVINCE 1 ;k of Flour in a few days, why p? If it does not satisfy you I ur m)>ney. the finest you ever tasted. Head Rice, King Komus, Red A OofFees cannot be excelled, ast/ Bucon and Lard are known d Brea^l received once and twice line o^ canned goods that are I Y^urs for business, KINGS TO &AT." I >*>