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4 gjlje Cauraatcr (SK.MI-WKKKI.1 JUAN IT A WYLLK III 43 tl 1 1VT . THK KXQCIKKH N(?1 iiriUS The Vorkvllle Bnqui its characteristic, woi (internal editorials, loi %a... TIIE LANOA r SATISFIED. county ik drawn out. STER NEWS, JANUARY NEWS | r v ^ nr.; WW. O. ll\/tAIIl . . .HUMI rVBUSlIKHH' ANNOU1 Published Tuesda Fridays ut Lancaster by The Lancaster P Company. successors Ledger, established 11 Review, established 11 Entei^prlbe, establish*1 and entered as sec matter Oct. 7, 1905 tiAotnfnon lit I .ilTlPlltttp " *" makes one thing plati Sl'KMKNT: j|ia( jt is not at all wel ' g q t the recent election of ubllshing an(j Moore to the sup re 35 2; The bench ;s respectively. 378; The As to judge Gage. ?udlclaM says. "We have never , at the , ovl,r judge Gage's r ? r. ii and that is CKK1I pleased with special to The Newi JudgoB Gage Creek, Jan. 23. community is very f me and circuit xhe box supper w Friday night, Miss ? being so lucky as The Enquirer cn|<e as being the been able to girl. The total am . about $60. charge to the Mrs. Jack Crensb :k. j. rhe health of this EOOd. as a success here May me Graham to win the $33 most beautiful lount raised was iivw of Lancaster iHl/fii ^||l under Act of Com March 3. 1379 Sl'llSCltirTlON ?*i (In Advance.) One Year His Months TO OUR SUBSCKII If you don not reci paper promptly we woi press of Newberry grand jury feedings against Thon advising the grand jui IllFE: , the powers of a petit $1 50 discussing tlie F 7rtC York paper goes on to judge Memminger woi UEItS. a murh better selectk eive your appre- As to Mr, Moore, th ia those pro- visited relatives her ms 11. Feldor, Mr. Herman liol rv that it had rather made a short "lurv " Then 1>,ains Friday. Imn Miss Lillle May elder case the brother visited th Intimate that Amos Adams of Un aid have been Mr. Willie llelii spent a while in thi Mr. L. R. Roberl e editor is not man, went to Nesl , <1 Un antic fli'irlnttn vvhnro t ll o the past week. orts and grand- IHT? , trip to Pleasant KoWP Mahaffey and eir sister, Mrs. / lion Sunday. 11s of Ftiverside s section Sunday. J Is and son. Pur?it's Hospital in. t> Inttor will un-1 43H REp/llT C jjg THE MUSI i at Lancaster in tl\e ? b 'ness, January! 13 Loan8 and Dlscolnts Overdrafts, secufed i No. 7H-"V8. ?F THE CONDITION OF r national ha: State of South Carolina, at the clo , 1914. RESOURCES. $218,3 and unsecured 4.G elate it ir you will nou we will correct the In the hurry of mallin paper names of subscr sometimes left off inad ?Weather forecast Carolina: Pair and wart Saturday unsettled, pre rains in Interior; warme tion. iy us ar*i ?u auic ui um kiwui mistake. Judge Moore measures ?bers are average of ability, bu vertently. laud to the sky So Henry and Mr. Cleorgi for South tWO of Ju,lKe Moore' ner Friday: N's other opponent, ft ibably local The Enquirer does n r oast por- tion by name. The Yo giving utterance to ma s up to a fair <lergo a slight opera it goes oil to HEATH SI ilieitor J. K. 3 W. S. Hart, Special to The Newi s opponents. Heath Spring, Jan Ir. Itagsdale, Crenshaw is fast t sant with the work o e\en men- Ofpoe> where she has rk paper after "Central" since eai:jl my other sage Mrs. Ola CrenRlri tlon- ; gfcPRIXG. / i. 23.?Miss Delia incoming eonverin the telephone i been engaged as y in January. iw spent a part SU. S. Bonds to Acurt U. S. Bonds to dlcure Other bonds to slcure Bonds, Securltlesxfit< Banking, House, Fif] Due from National 1 serve agents) . . . Due from approved Checks and other Ca Notes of other Natlc Fractional Paper Cu 3 circulation 60,0 i U. S. Deposits. ... $17,500 i U. S. Deposits.... 10,000 27,5 5 7.2 Rnlture and Fixtures 3,4 3anks (not re $19,045.82 R isorve Agents. . 23,350.25 si Items 17,337.20 >n l1 Banks 6,940.00 ir 'ency, Nickels, K9> 1 A. 00.00 M 00.00 7 88.66 fptFF Your. MONEY FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 We presume that The Gold Leaf was never an 16 to 1. What has become of tl ioned fellow who said at IKf^/1,1 *./%.. MM lorn - reflections of more or M, 11)1-1. meaning, winds up in : form as follows: Henderson "However, being in advocate of sponsible, we are nc concerned at the choic assembly has made. S< ... . able to see, the suprer. lie old-fasb- kenches have not be the begin- affected. Neither is a (iirni nc nnv ctrnm*or " less uncertain ? 'asi ,W TK other relatives at P i manner and The blacksmith opened by Messrs. 1 no wise re- an<* Sn\ttVr'S| ,t particularly Prl?G '^^estahUsh ;e the general Vi ^ .roT1^ > far as we are wa? WTe shaklnK hl ne and circuit on Wf? "?s',nr ;en materially TY "}lrtd de*r*e nv weaker or!a '^xl date at the I Jr.yT). A. M. Tuesda ner inoiuer auu leasant Hill. shop recently A Praser McMackln djfmm the latest enter- Vw/* ed here. law of Lancaster j&rjL inds with friends was conferred on Ij/fi meeting of the ^ jjfftI y night. Officers \5jBr*1 Lawful Money Reservt Specie i *W^C Redemption fund wl y/^g2^\ urer (5 per cent of Total Capital stock paid In Surplus fund . . . . Undivided Profits, le National Bank Notes b In Bank, viz: 4 11,771.05 th\ U. 8. TreaaCirculatlon . . . . 2,500.00 79,9 $391,2 LIABILITIES. $ 50,0 25,0 !8S Expenses and Taxes paid 4,1 outstnndlne 48 K WHERE 9?-*6 |f f. 32 9? WILL \lil ?JAFE 111IIK Ul *? UUUIVin " IIOVI President, that things we "the demnition bow-wowi The ground is in excel tion and has been all v turning with a two-horse yet as a general thing lit lias been done. The thou gressive farmer will take I o iv a 111 V* -? %?*? J "V viir?v re going to Among the many 1 9?" state which have had ai ? about these two new llent condi- VorkvlUe lOnnuin^r has winter, for only dlsordant note. plow, and News spoke in very < tie plowing terms of the choice of 1 ghtful. pro- semhly. particularly of advantage | who is a native of thn wore Installed at tl tapers in the Mrs. Roxie Crensli nythinp to say, fined to her room wll judpes, Ttfe "'< present week. Mr. W .J. Vauphn ' 8ou,1(lod tlie Hock Hill with his The ^ ork (;?>orpe Pittmnti. omplimentary Misses Itirdie and he pen oral as- *pent Sunday and M l?>r with Mrs. ,l. \v. Indue .Moore, . ... . , . , Auditor Knlplit h t county. In tiir> tinsf two ilav; le same meeting. taw has been eonLh measles during v?r spent Sunday ill f! daughter. Mrs. Myrtle Crenshaw onday in Laneas- , Crenshaw. j ?/V as been liero for ****' i on liis annual . Dividends unpaid . . SrPs. -Individual deposits s Time certificates of 1 a\ Cashier's checks outs United States deposit /?) STATE OP SOUTH | County of Lane Lyo I, E. M. Croxton, C \^ solemnly swear that . . .77 . . . 32.00 ubject to check 191,571.38 depeslt 46,019.33 tanding 998.80 8 25,000.00 263,6 $391,2 CAROLINA, master, ss: ashier of the above-named bank the above statement Is true to th< I IT WILL come: ik ? HANDY 3290 .SOME PAY ) beat t j of tho weather condition both his high land and b? Wo wondor who the ' wool hat" fellow was th the private franked letter Tillman and turned it ov ernor IJlease. It looks as ator's old-time friends aiul turn striking contrast to The ?ttom land. <|uir< r's ;t11itmlt* is this ? (The Abbeville Medium: "one-gallus, "The legislature pr at received body worthy of the li of Senator pence and political idea er to Gov- last Thursday when It c ... . , George \\ . Gage to it the sen- |,encj| a?,j elected Ern have gone tilo judgeship. Yorkvllle Kit- it library. utterance *?f ~ mtv nt nvcil itself a Special to The Nows iKhest intelli- nry Creek. Jan. Is of tln? state |n this community levatod Judge fow oases of measle the supremo Mr. .T. TV Panther est Moore to rase of measles, proved very much. KKK. ?3. Tho health Is lino oxrept a i lias hail a vorv , but is now im- j~~ ~ . . FROM OTE fj of my knowledge am lOI Subscribed and bwi \! uary, 1914. Correct?Attest: Cha THK COLOItl [ER PAPERS .. 1 belief. E. M. CROXTON, Cash I aru to before me this 16th day of JOHN CRAWFORD, Notary P D. Jones. R. E. Wylle, W. F. L erectors. :i> NORMAL SCHOOL. 1 .. . .. A inoeti I ., ??, ^ ,*? ier. a Jan ubllc. ( aney. Notice, nt of the stockli nlHpra f\t U>t*l lU 1119 ill III to use an old expression ator's, "a pretty kowdy-d "The only men of wortl or community are those their own selfish ends lo and are liberal enough in to encourage every publi vate enterprise, who are 1,un una, "There were other of the sen- candidates for the two |i o/? commonwealth would h served had either of tin ed. We do not disparag 1 to a town or fitness when we conu who forget tion of Mr. (lage and > ng enough "Judge Gage has b their ideas Judge for a number t r. nnrt .,ri hsls proven himself a jn ? ana pn type an(, ,oftlest jud|cJa ready with aminliv he is a charm wormy men Mr. and Mrs. j. p laces, and the Sunday with Mr. \V. ave been well Heath Sprinps. tn been elect- Mr. ami Mrs. C. :e their ability Snndnv afternoon wl nend the elec- O. K. Mathls. dr. Moore. Mr. I<. H. Pauthr een a circuit 'n tllP Hooplas secti >f years, and I- fnuthen irist of purest l'10 measles, but h 1 ideals. Per- A"**inir Christian Mrs. J. T. Can then l. vauinen spoor | F. Crenshaw of Vselesi J. Matlils sn?*nt word to the Ith Mr. and Mrs. breath.?The Stai 11 spent Sunday Opto on. Cheer up?Onl i's little son has tj1G legislature, s getting along D10nt. and Miss Ttessie other IMari's ! i lias nr< urcu Train ii * Waste. To the Editor wise is a waste of j We M u our friends an inistic. ' and noble wo ly a7 fore day of school this yet ?Greenville Pied- ^ that the j Industrial sch Have Tliein Too. and more eflfe< i*rge i-arm ror uie the IJenm iK of Students. Cunningha of The News: jat the oflh > call the attention of j * ebruary , of dissolut id patrons to the grand rk being done by our 33 ir. It is well spoken to ^ Lancaster Normal and j Notice of ! ool has done better By vlrti "tive work this vear nn i executed h jtt-Ferguson Co. and the m-Bennett Co. will be held ?e of Bennett-Terry Co. on 23, 1914, for the purpose Ion of said corportions. W. P. BENNETT, Secretary. T Sale of Personal Property. le of a power of Attorney, iy William E. ltoberts. Sr.. brain and purse to push ject calculated to build u and enhance its importat Mill Times. Well said, con The county superintend ucation, in convention recommended the legtslat act a compulsory school every pro- gentleman, affable a p the town I^Giinird in the law, ] 1(>e .. port bnve always been foun statutes he was suppo itemporary. prot, though often in < ? with his personal tie? ents of od- grace the place made 1 assembled, resignation of the able Judge Krnest Moor tire to ? a- i.niH'aster. whom evert attendance highest esteem. Tlier mi prudent. Gainer spent Sundn; his decisions Mrs. Klin McKeown ded upon the Mr. and Mrs. \v >sed to inter- Stonehoro spent Su direct conflict with Mr. Ft. Can dre. He will Mr. Jim Barton meant by the spent Saturday and Woods. It. D. Beckham, e is a son of Mr. J. ('. Cauthe one holds in Gainer spent Sund e could not the home of Mr. W. 1 "* Mr Oscar Itartoi V afternoon with There nre no 1 _ t , lumbia. They can T i1 illiard of ?Spartanburg il nday afternoon then. Only * ! 01 Great halls jt j8 claimed tli Sunday with Mr. jors to niajte a n ? /-k some of them su< n atKl ,r- " *? ?Anderson Mail, ay afternoon at J. Thompson. Sufllcleti ? of (.real Falls .. . . ... Jllnd tigers in Co- to this date t all see and be seen. t h| w erald. ' state that the -lew-Sew." pairing done t lat it takes nine tal- clone sinee tl< tan. but even then stitution unde cceed only sew-sew. M. 1) I^ee duri tion. The but ed. and more f it to Kleet before. It is han any year previous ^ I authorlzln ire more than proud to itis propej ?re has been more re- will sell ;/ his year than had been W. K. Itol le building of the in- 29th day r the direction of Prof, meneing a Ing his first admlnistra- personal < Idings have been paint- Roberts, F ully equipped than ever horses, wa further pleasing to plements. | day of January, 1914, fc me to dispose of all of ty, real and personal, I t the residence of the said ierl^v Sr., on Thursday, the Wf January, 1914, coint 10 o'clock, a. m., all the 'lTectil of <he said VV. E. >r., aonsisting of mules, gons, \buggies, farming imsaw miU, gin, grist mill. law. i nere won1 tt out <1 inteudents present. T1 should have such weight legislature that it shoult y.ass the law, but repass promised veto of ten gove At the risk, perhaps, of sidered old-fashioned ai gressive, we must admit I 14 Sllp?T- iJiM'ii nrirv u-u tunIlis uerton pp(1 in "telligenee, 1< ... iictcr ami temperament u' Having served a numlii 1 not only special judge, Mr Mooi it over the shown himself worthy rnor among tiie Palmetto ji ? ' That The Knqulrer i being eon- at lil<! election of Jud, nd unpro- Moore is not surprisin [ that the the fact that on all pul ??? H< , >arninp. char- spent Sunday with for the bench. Miss Wren Hell a 'r of times as Known spent Sun e has already grandparents. Mr. to till a place Hell, idiciarv." Miss Norma Cautl , , , with Miss Fave Iti^ s not pleased Mr. O. H. Wllllan pes (Jape and Dickson took dinnei K in view of Hell Sunday. 1)1 ic questions, 11 rresiueiu v\ V\tI nayl? of all his "double nd Mr I P Mr- , troublo iSS "m,mr,h Newberry Her ten spent Sun,lay j,,,*'"/* ^ is and Mr. O. R. f"re of. / p with Mr. O. H. Hk? unto Chrlsta ran da.?Chariest* d Hazel Cauthen ? "7 c,...uk Sund USUI! KfiK lue yoifs nuu? mav m ?s," he ought not to ment to date in being re-elcted. show in the hi; aid and News. \ boarders and - : ing departmei sed legislation. ! yet we oontir ng up in the Lcgisla lions, and our Carolina in quanity to IP.iO. This ins shopping memo- situted the \ an Post. teacher in on he done with ay ritis. time in the hi iumc iai ^ri rui uii- ^ than any record can other iixl story of the school, both Ter.as ol' s day pupils. Our boardu is now crowded and . uie to receive applica- ' January day pupils number up enrollment has neces- i putting in of an extra _ der that the work can ~ ? , better satisfaction. No c?la B?tu istory of the institution om<:e w "?W, I'wuni , urillll^ <111(1 Lures; corn, fodder, etc. ale cash. W. U. CLYBURN, Attorney-in-Fact. 21st, 1914. 33 Notice. ock holders of the Pepsiintf Works \vh meet at the lUI corporation on the 9th ' r\ II amVi r 1 A 1 i ~ O . n A cause of woman suffrage appeal to us. Why any wc wish to descend into the n ties with loftier and pleas leges on every hand to cl tention, we simply cann hend. The friendly rivalry does not whether relating to inei >man would is usually of like n aire of poli- governor of the stati antor prlvi- two new Judges are it aim her at- not of 11)0 Bleaae strip* ot com pre VOTK THK BONDS, I ? ' The Fort Mill Time: created by issue, urges every citiz* i or measures, Raymond Beekli ilnd with the We have a splenr whilst the section, hut one of o lost decidedly 'M- (Ireen. has bee last two days, hut she is able to fill he We are plad to h'oitT Mil i friend, Mr. Calvin IV better of the measle s, in its last sn of the town BUFO' ' That ' feeling lid school in this r.ay?f,r0m. uhUr iur teachers, Mrs. l)Ut ' lt* ,no keep n quite ill for the ?n M?n'iJiy. '8 we are glad that Newsr plaoe again. j . ,, , u state that our ^ ? n IcKeown, is some The South Ci s and pneumonia. yefiter(la.y passed Magnolia Garden in America, and inn> oiiWitrioo tinm bad" that kept you has the indui eh on last Sunday, I more fully re i you from business that industry dangerous?Lorls the most help: , has cuused m to b'e given t toping IMare. I manual train irolina Legislature fact, Prof. M. a hill to incorporate has been very 8, the loveliest spot plantation foi fixed a day for pass- one hundred t 1 iriprnhprc IpksI in ordei strial department been * presented. Realizing o'clock foi ti education Is one of an lnci ful things for the negro amount ol uch time and attention o domestic science and ! ? ing. In view of the D. Lee, the president, ?? ' fortunate in buying a * the school containing On the md fifty acres (more or n,,xt. in fr that the students can &t Lancasl UJ1, Itl r the purpose of considerrease *w>apital stock to the ' $10,001).00. M. Nf. WOODLEY, Secretary-and Treasurer. 30-33 Notice of Sale, first Monday In February, ont ofjthe court house door ter, Srfc., the undersigned contesting in the athletic i events of Field Day wi beneficial. Hecause of vhich we believe will i particpation in it. we i school in the county to I resented. We hope the prepartion will be filled v. and study. rind literary to attend the mass-meet 11 be very day night which will the good matter of the issue of result from terworks for the towi lrge every editorial article it onl >e well rep- importance for fire pr ise days of matter of chief impoi ith exercise opinion, is the health munity. The voters Ling next Mon- ? . . . ... Special to The New: consider the Buford, Jan. 2 bonds for wa- very numerous In t. but in an county. We wish t ly stresses Its R?hool a speec measles so they can otection. The jn g(.h00i work. tance, In our Mr. and Mrs. C. I of the com- l??t Tuesday nigh of Fort Mill M,5lW-1g: A' l'OT} Miss Ellen Port< ft V/U*"P> s. of the House. Go( 2.?Measles are Bm' legislation thi this part of the escape the execut he pupils of Uu- adjournment at t ly recovery from t?n Post, be with us again ? Returning to K ... McManus spent The newspapei t with Mr. and that they can tra er. back to the peopl sr Is spending a and danced the id and faithful work get a better it at will probably even know how to ive veto. How about things as are his stage??Charles- boarding scho the farm. | Professor I ve-ldke Simplicity, pie already t rs are all telling us chance, and I ce the present styles patrons and 1 >e of Crete who lived colored, and tango and wore as . pass that are lea of what It means to as receive: work and that such P?ny, will needed to supply a e8t bidder, ol can be raised out on ?ne vac near the l -.ee has shown the peo- All Judj hat all he wants is a ??unta, se the co-operation of the Peoples' i riends, both white and which sho he will bring things to the names helpful for the better- *** the auc * " ' - of hlmRAlf rs of Peoples' Supply Com- ^ t offer 4ar Rale to the highfor castl the following: ant lot on Sinclair Heights town of (Lancaster, tments, motes and open accured niijtl unsecured, due Supply Company, a list of wing the amounts due and of debtor^swlll be furnlsh:tloneer for the information Anrl tho niwxlle o The selection of Colon the chief builder of th canal, by the President, first governor of the C showed great wisdom on the Chief Executive. 9 Is the selection of Colone be surgeon general of tt exterminating the mc ? snouin noi consider tn el Goetbals, a dollar and cents sU le Panama presume they get theli , to be the ter from wells, which anal Zone, source of typhoid fei the part of diseases. It was quite to, likewise, Lancaster got in a com] >d Oorgas to waterworks, but our pe le arm. By drinking pare, good i >so ulto. he eral vears and there h e matter rrom while with her pare indpoint. We W. G. A. Porter. drinking wa- Mrs. Sall'e Rlddl are the chief da"*ht?r' M.J Mr. Leslie Tayloi rer and other d|x|p awhile before Mr. P. C. Neill i plete system of Lancaster. ople have been ?Jr* 8- Parkt r. . in Lancaster, water for sev- Arta xhomp ?va haan rv?m- ?/> ? > mp ah nta, Mr. and Mrs. little covering o thousand years le Is visiting her wearing now. W C. Duncan. for some time, b ' spent Sunday in vtnced that the e drifting back to spent Tuesday lp ?Florence ir spent Tuesday "The Root This state of n son is spending a awfully lnconver an dreams, asoirat1 n tneir noaies rour raeni ana eie^ ago as they are buying of this e have suspected It advantages f< mt we are now con- desire to wc ityle la determinedly school, as the mother Eve's fig whole year r< Times. I We still ho f our school wl t of All Evil." jing schools ol icedlng the money is | present mam dent. All man's , the day is not Ions and ambitions I iraiion 01 nis race. i ne ? , i farm land opens better ; :>r boys and girls who >rk their way through iy may be employed the January >und pe to see the day when B 11 rank among the lead- Wherea r tbe state, and with Its holders ar ftgement, we feel that residing 1 t far off. trlct. No. H. C. W. hftrn nnlll ?? ?V win MID. I. H. WITHER8POON, W. L. CROlCTON, Receivers. ' 19th, 1914. fotlce of Election. 8. one-third of the freeid one-third of the electors n Camp Creek school dle15, In Lancaster county, ifinnd tha rnnnfw <aA A# paved the way for the gi Ooethals and the lament The love of South Cai their beautiful capital cl pride in its rapid develc not be questioned. In t affection, then, let the give Columbia what she eat work of partively few cases of : ed Qaillard. waterworks system wa ?? | has also reduced the r rollnians for (the chief conslderatior ty and their o fthe community. The >pment, can- Mill would do well w oken of this the question up not legislature bonds for water, but t needs more j bonds to install a se fever since our Mr. P. A. Park s Installed. It M.T: pj Neil . . . _ . . ! Mr. M. L. Thom of Are. but Rpent 3unday wlth 1 Is the health burk. voters of Fort Mr. J. M. Tayloi hile they have konle and B ?#, ^ Saturday and Sund to stop with ,n the z,on Bection o Issue enough | Miss Llllle Ilshe werage system from an attack of i fir spent Sunday are limited by t I. Juat suggest any pson and family diately the mon Mr. D. A. Funder- The want of mo from having a r * and two daugh- vents Spartanbu tta Taylor, spent modern hotel, ke lay with relatives white children f and even restrict r has recovered United States g< neasles. printing sufflcien his thing of money. old thing and irarne- 1 ey question arlaes. ney keeps Johnny STATE OF B4 >alr of shoes, pre- County o rg from having a By J. E. Bteu ?ps South Carolina's Whereas E rom being educated, suit to me to s the activities of the ministration < >vernment in appro- of C. B. Skid t funds for highway These arej 1? I, I. IV. ? .? all CITATION. Urafne?w t?r of tvr< 3UTH CAROLINA, on aU re# if Lancaster. said distr 'man, Judge of Probate. we hen . Lee Skipper has made heid by t grant him letters of ad- . creok sch pf the eetate and effects fhurwriRv ber, deceased. lert's. rthfirefore, to cite and ( At wbl) MlH\>Inffiilar thA kind. a. _ to order an election to dehether or not an additional 3 (2) mills snail be levied ,1 and personal property In Let for school purposes, ft>y order the election to be ho trustees of said Camp tool I district. No. 15, on Foti usry 5, at S. B. Rob:h election only such elee than any other thing, a station in keeping with growing needs. For the safety of the people of th our lawmakers should s< better terminal facilities ed there. The present and Inadequate makes! passenger station," is a c /v?xl.f ?/v K..+ 4 passenger ( as well. Lancaster, 1 i the city's an additional Issue ol comfort and , amount of 170,000 I e state, also, ! street Improvement an >e to It that the water mains. Y are afTord- contemporary, In linli unattractive on the side of progress lift "union Th bond issue for w lisgrace, not great deal to the fut' -? a _ D^v.4 win ast fall, voted Mr. k. w. Parker ' bonds to the Sunday with Mr. ror sewerave iU8wer of D,x,er sewerage, | Mr p A. Parker id extension of Monroe. ou are right, ' Mr. and Mrs. B. iK yourself up We(*n*8day night r for your town. | PaSrntF. Sharker" ater means a Wednesday, ure welfare of There will be an tu" *?- ?in at Buford school n< una ramuy spent improvement. du and Mrs. R. L. all evil.?Sparta spent Tuesday In Or CI We presume 1 F. Usher spent tlst who has con vith the former's life will proceed i!rs. R. L. Usher. Carolina.?The ? moved to Antloch GASttLINE EN( educational rally Inffl^atignaO *xt Tuesday. The horse poWer Oai TeiJ IV ID UIQ WW vi ouiuuuinn ?? nburg Herald. red and credit ???- that they be larleuton. In the court t that the English ar- Lancaster on le over to paint still 1914, next, a at once to North at 11 o'cloc Hate. show cause, 11 said adminlsi JINE FOR BALE? granted. arrester Co. I- Olren und Engine. Will day of Janua 11V: ?7* .? . M>rs as re x>rs oflthe said deceaaed, erty foT and Appear before me, their tax !tl certlflcatei TuirfJaL Feb. 3rd, The Q fter publication the eof, be t ,k ln .lhe rrenoor' elections, f any they feve. why the tratlon Bhotfum not be er my hand, tlfa 20th f,ni1 ry. Anno Domidi 1914. iurn reai or personal proptaxMflki and who exhibit receipts and registration l shall be allowed to vote, ponlnrf and closing hours he name as In all general " T\jl: LINO LB. J. O. RICHARDS, J. K. CONNOR8, v ^ inty Hoard of Bducatlon. Ml Wll IJ IU V'UIUIUUIrt, UUV I of South Carolina. LU IIK3 SUlVO * V#I v <T1 111* take this important st speakers will be fi ep forward. lege, and will talk i om Clemeon Col- develop 3V4 H. on agriculture. Will sell at a bi P., VHgd condition. J irg&tn to^ulck pur J. K. 91Bwat, l a , Probate JuC^"1. oUDS< ?ribe for The News.