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8 COUNTY NEW tion. SOur pasior. Rev C. S. gradually improving. II< take up Ids work by ear I The people will gladly w? back. THE LANCAS1 OAKHUHS Young, is . ??? 0 hopes to Speial to Tho News, ly spring. Oakhurst, Jan. 29.jlcome him ful winter weather is i mers an opportunity [*ER NEWS, JANUARY 3 iT. J Mt'l/ri-MIIiLON Win. (i. Irwin lloui ?This boautt- j f<?r < Kiving the far- Sail Francisco, j? to get lots of G. Irwin, aged 7t>, :0,1914. AIRE DEAD. | J J Klit Whole Island / 2. O j. II. , in. 2 8.?William Multi-Millionarie 'o Overcome * . ? r I ! I n t # /-\ yv f ni r uiu>. 8pecial to The News. 13uford, Jan. 2i>.?Tuesdi well spent to all who were at school to hear the good spea agriculture and for the bene! farmers of this communit speakers were Mr. Frank Wil Sumter and Mr. W. R. Ell Clemson College. After the s a bountiful dinner was servei Mr. J. R. McCain visite* L. Hudson's last Friday. Misses Ida McMurray aj! .Wa? i Nelll visited Mrs. R. M. S Uuford nesday. iking on | Messrs. Abel and J. it of the vi8ited at Mr. H. B. ] y. I lie Tuesday night, liams of | Mr and Mrs G c A liott of so|lj Mr. Lee, spent Mon speaking j,ome Gf the former's brot d, which c_ mcDow. d at Mr. C. work done. Everyone The health of the co and Sallie cellent, since the meas Iteele Wed- round among the schc A Rural School Im T. Nelson sociation has been org! McMurray's members seem very en the work before tliei IcDow and them much success, day at the The farm demonst her, Mr. A. the school on Wed net honed that the schoo is busy. sugar pianier ot no mm unity is ex- home here today, les has had its Irwin owned the >ol children. Lanai, of the Hawa provement As- he bought five years mixed, and the (Jay for $1. Though thusiastic over he was master of ar n\. We wish of 139 square miles of 600. The purchu rators visited of international con (day, and it is United States? Supn 1 will make a his title. noiuiu, uieu at ins i ! entire island of iian group, which ; ago from Charles There is a Mild t a British subject Bring Safe ai 1 American region qvc i, with population , , se caused threats , .J8 on*y natl lpllcations but tiie ? ai'ments shoi sine Court upheld er*L ' ?na ,so we suffering from c noaiUn r,*?* 4 lw U l^fUU m Laxative That Will Id PlUMWt IteJief i jrwl^hat the simplest M uld most gen- (mg have a w?hole nation wnsttpationVand indi Ul loLl/JULUI I was greatly enjoyed by tbe \nd pupils of the school. Miss Llllie Usher spent .light, with Miss Onu Fundei Miss Ada Thompson spent night with Mrs. 11. F. Carsoi Mr. M. L. Thompson spent with Mr. it. W. Parker. Miss Onalee Thompson sp day night with Mrs. I). A. burk. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Fur patrons f)ltY CIIKKK. Monday rburlt. Special to Tlic News. Sunday 1)ry crook. Jan. 29.? it. of this community is doi Sunday cept ;i few oases of measl I Miss Lottie Croxton sp out Sun- wi(h Mrs. Snllie Cauthen Funder- Miss llessie Mathis sp with Miss Ida McMurray. iderburk .,n<i Mrs ton n ? success of the plot, to 1 net Jon with agrlcultUl the schools today. Miss Elizabeth Goo The health caster visited friends ng fine ex- nitv the past week, es. Mr. G. A. Robertsor ent Sunday N. C., spent a fortnigl rents since the holida; ent Sunday Mr. Elliott of Clems Mr. Williams of Sumt vers snout, nnt vlcltnrc in sever: bo used in con- Irwin's career wj po as taught in picturesque of the Pacific coast. From >ch from Lan- he became a magi in the commu- estimated as runnii: millions. The famil: 1 from Wilson. 'll one of (he m< it with his pa- the island. Irwin y i'S. liberality to charit; on College and teen acres valued at or were pleas- f?r park purposes, it homes this sugar interest to C is one of tlio most w?? capitalists of the ,$ut common as a clerk in Hawaii People do not se> late with fortune il- They will c g into the tens of drowsiness or b ? home in Honolu- sclous of the ca ?st magnificent in You should 1 vas noted for his movement at ]< y. He donated fif- vou pass a day $ '10,000 to Hawai an<1 the result Te sale of his catch a cold ei . Brower & Co. in serious ailment. 7 uio iiusti.v Milieu. | ? constipation is many | ^ em to know Ihey have omplalu of fieadache, iliousness, Jill unconuse of the trouble. nr liave^m^ To cure the consti| v / Bpent a few days with the parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. of Kershaw. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Fur spent a few days with rels the Fork Hill section. Mr. B. F. Carson spent Sun Mrs. H. D. Thompson. Mr. Britton Parker of the section visited his parents S\ Miss Dora Porter is spe <lovo with hur narpnts. hitter's RUn,iay with Mr. anil Mrs Gardner tlicn. | Miss Pauline Mathla sp iderburk wlth Mrs Fannie Mathis ttlves in ter Miss Ella Croxton of day with Spent Sunday afternoon friend. Miss Gertie Cauthi Antioch Miss Bessie Gainer and inday. Ed, spent Saturday night ndlng a ?dth Mi88 pearl and Mr. Mr. and *>_n > *? . Jack Cau- week. Miss Virginia Robe ient Sunday the Teachers' Associat of Laucas- ter last Saturday. Mr. Clyde McManus Stoneboro at the Kershaw Oil M with her Mr. H. B. Rollings en. busy getting their ho her brother, der for house keeping. and Sunday ? Chalmers VNITY 1U09 is said to ha\ rtson attended largest of the kind don in Lancas I. Wright Nash of ! has a position Spartanburg Spe ill. News and Courh and bride are Wright Nash, one me in nice or- 'aent citizens of Sp of the upper portio: | mer member of thi , sentatlve from thi: < nartner of Coneres re been one of the Pauon ana lore on record. Me take a do ? Syrup Pepsin al "Spartanburg Dead, and by naorni clal to Charleston, without dlsturl er Jan 28.?J. any inconvenlei of the most prom- legions of p artanburg, in fact ,n such emerg* n of the State, for- formerly chron e House of Hepre- suffered from s county, and law lives Mrs. N. sman Josenh T. Salem, Ohio, tc sian situ graver troufi nut; se of Dr. CaldweirJ| L night before retiring cents or on< ng relief will comeA being bough Oance from sleep or fnm*ar wit! ice. Syru? Pei eople use It regularly tasting! and incies, some of them K've it to til ic invalids who had I eflfectivd^n constipation all their everyone^h Frantz, 67 Eighth St.. of stomach*] >ok physics for years, constlpatloil ?. n. I'HAAi/i. 5 dollar, the latter Blze t by families already i Its merits. )sin is mild, pleasantnon-griplng. Mothers ay Infants, and yet It is grown-ups. It Is for o suffers from any form liver or bowel trouble, dyspepsia, biliousness. Mrs. W. G. A. Porter. The little son of Mr. anil W. Parker, T. A., spent J night with Mr. an?l Mrs. Rowell. Miss Ona Funderburk spr day with Miss May Bell Th Mrs. L. N. Montgomery Camp Creek section spent with her parents. Mr. and Mr A. Porter. ? DttlliilU Ul Mr. Claud Mathls sp Mrs. R. afternoon with his friend Saturday c4uthen. W. A. ^ir. T. P. McKeown sp affernoon with Mr. Ernest snt Sun- Vlr. Sydney Croxton ompson. g^pnt Sunday afternoon of the jack cauthen. Tuesday c. O. Gainer spent S s. \V. G. friend. Mr. W. P. Cat Mr. Ernest Bailey and fDMrSUi"iB Special to The New., Unity, Jan. 29.?It Sun(*ay a while since we have Bell. . ? ... and Manly letter 'ro/n Unity. J with Mr. si,pnt but a8laep\ Tev. and Mrs. W. J Sunday with HtUo RO" of?Sa"fo^'1! .then i 11 p at Mr. J. W. Hall Mr. Georso , 'r J- r Hallman h I Johnson, died her< clock tonight in the has been quite pltal where he w . ? three or four days ! read a newsy \1! have been ( . Hoaggan and ! W C., are visit-J Wonderful Co Inian's. j Dr. King's New I as just return- everywhere as the vlolt t n York ail rolu ctnn o aah p e about 11:30 o*- and, worst of al ! Spartanburg Hob- finally, she be, as operated upon we'l's Syrup Pe ago for appendici- no longer troutt likes. Many ot they have triec ' mended for th . ? , found Syrup P< ugh Itemedy. Ways reliable. Discovery Is known tained at any remedy which will 1i r?r cnlH n P. 1, without much avail. ' ?ic. us act gan to take Dr. Cald- that you wll psin and today she is cathartics, led and eats what she salts, hers will tell you that Families v 1 most things recom- pi? bottle ct is purpose but have addressing I ?psin the only one al- Washington A bottle can be ob- postal card drug store for fifty dress on it ? - Jon win so aengui you IK forever avoid harsh purgatives, pills and wishing to try a free samin obtain it postpaid by )r W. B. Caldwell, 419 St., Monticello, 111. A with your name and adwill do. i ru*rp was a rfuinuii at u of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. A. Por day of the Dwight section, al children being present. Mr. Leslie Taylor spent S nlglit with Mr. and Mrs. It. F Miss Beulali Usher spent with Miss Jennie Taylor. Mr. Talson Funderburk sp< day with Mr. B. It. Pundert Mr. B. F. Carson and fami Tuesday with Mr. end Mrs ? .iw.i.v uaker spent Sunday afte terSun-;Mr (! l. Cauthen. II of the i Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. \ children spent Sunday wit: Saturday Vincent on Mr. T. K. Cu ' Usher, place. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cai Sunday with Mr. O. II. ltf ?nt Sun- Mrs. S. A. Cauthen and mrk. Hazel, spent Sunday afte ly spent Mr. Luther Cauthen. s. D. A. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis rnoon with ....... Rev. L. McCJuirt, tl flncent and nilr?d his regular npp h Mr. Lewis (la>' afternoon, nningham's Miss Kvelvn MeDov from a visit to relative Jthen spent Pla. '11. Wo are glad to r I small son. Bonner Deese. who li rnoon with s,ok of fever, Is fast i Bowers of ho local elder. Lawson of Eldson ointment Sun- "Dr. King's New most wonderful ,* has returned In my store. It s in Wildwood, sells without any i neds no guarantee mte that Mr. throat an dlung m< las been quite because Dr. King' mproving. t will relieve the ra , coughs and colds, i quickly helped b . 1 .1 n KrvH -Torn, writes: Discovery Is the coup*1, cold and can't be beat. It mm trouble at all. It ' This Is true, idlclne I ever sold I s New Discovery U A lost obtstlnate of Lung troubles y Its use. You 1 /\ I *> 4 K n Imiion n f - m. mm mm I B ART ' <""" ^ * By a trii J 1 specialist! / ; who possf^ ses the e> 1EN 3D FOREVER Tunderburk. CAMP CltKEK. Special to The News. Camp Creek, Jan. 29.?Tin of this community is very g cepting a few cases of measle Mr. Furman Roberts, wl been to Charlotte for treatm returned and we are glad to n he is eettine alone hue. Heath Springs, spent Sui noon with Mr. and Mrs. then. Miss Ressie Mathis spe night with Miss Nannie I e health Mrs. John Roberts is ood, ex- few days with her parent s. Mrs. W. A. Vincent, tio has Hog killing seems to b ent, has ush in this section, as ote that seem to be killing for tl rl q vc nday after- Dressmaking i G. L. Cau- New York Herald. ~ . The mere dressmak 'arker' Interested In the new spending a S-T'e l'nes of the sprli ts, Mr. and she needs also to kn< details which have tc ^everybody C?rreot air of the *own ie last few ?ne m?st inter I details is the drop skii mills. j HI1UU1U M'ep <1 UUll i all times for all th , family. 50c and er Is not only KlgUj or by mall materials and Co., Philadelphia o tig gowns, but 1 >w the sewing | ??????? > do with the STANDING OP V when finisher. T11K J. F. M'.Xl estlng of these PIANp C< -t thut Is to be Week Emllnfc .In ic in tuu uuunvj at ? jv 1 e members of the W | 2 |1/| $1.00. All drug- A| I YI H. E. Bucklen & r St. Lk>u1b. CONTESTANTS IN M I I |c ['KEY $400.00 1 V/l\ DNTEST. nuarv !28, 1014. EIH1NG jSa / ' of experine / ?doing th , Bamo th,n 1QU ! way 55 X X * I dreds an V I p e r h a p | thourands - i of (Imps, w 1 Mr. Ira B. Hallman spenl day night with his uncle, Mi L. Hallman. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gregi children spent Sunday with Mrs. J. R. Motlurshed. Miss Delia Steele left Tiiei Heck Hill, where she atten Steele-Bailey wedding Wednt Miss Evelyn McDow, who 1 visiting in Florida, has retur Hi.. Am m M I, m mmmm * t Satur- The farmers of this r. A. M. getting lively, the are cl plowing. ory and Mr. and KI.CJIN*. ?day for Special to The News, dod the Elgin, Jan. 28.?I will >sday. your readers a few (tots 1 las been Our school is progress!: nod. | The health of the comrnun section are found in the ultra fas' earing and where the skirt "is no cut away in some pr ? curve, the ankles are posed; they are veiled ruflle that drops, gen from this drop skitr. try to give noon dress the slash i 'roni Elgin, a fiat, mechanically lal ng nicely, this too is backed by ity is good, that hang in slendorin hinablo gowns, 2 \ ho,31k> w slashed and ^ l'l87*94 0 etty diverging 6?l.ir,4^:i0 n?11L?"Pr,eX" 11? 6341505 with the lace 14 594>?5 orally unllned 2Q_ In the after- 2l? 662,345 is hacked with 2g? 695,975 uj flounce, and g^g Ijg the flat pleats X9_ 665;lfi0 g lines till the j 720.9IV& 68? 906,755 Cabbage 69? 889,305 71? 748,600 you can ge 72? 671.820 ,, , 73? 87 5.165 Mackorell's < 76? 678.775 . 89? 698.885 start some "5? 769,625 102? 552.870 your groceri 105?1.228.715 ... 114? 647,560 W1" save m for yo\r garden, results. n< , lii. J. ?et the rl* t the/plants at lesire to c / established Grocers and then perience, e / what can I thing/ else, buy skillful, s I hold two es frfcm me and I certificates [ other req oneyVfor you. I ; hoards of r on't yclii think it time to ;ht treatment? If you onsull a reliable longspecialist of vast exome Jo me and learn >e accomplished with clentlflc treatment. I medical diplomas and _ by I examination and iuir<Jnents from the nedilal examiners of 4 4 I Tl. 1 > 4 h /.* ii.lfli mms w 11 cv iiiauaiM'v r^prwi night with Misses' Mary and Roberts. Mr. Martin Lane of Li spent Saturday night with hi) parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. man. Misses Delia Steele, Ma Annie Cook spent one night la with Misses Betty Henry. Miss Annie Helms is spenr week with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. ouimkiy | i>ir. j. is. itarper nas Norma pasonage and moved his Elgin. incaster Mr. J. D. Railey has 3 grand- the old Stevens house, bou L. Hall- from Mr. J. C. Edwards, his family to Elgin. ie and Some of our people tooV ist week of the good weather and deal of plowing, ling the We are still having Helms, around here. nought the wearer moves, mis < family to made in very light wei afternoon gowns and c overhauled in, the more ill my even ght by him The upper part of t and moved needs this foundation material is no longer ; advantage switched piece. In the did a good a series of flounces a If the dress is drawn mad dogs of overskirt fashion, i or pleated flounce u irop miii. ? ?? 644.135 pht silk in ,the j ojj q7Q ?f chiffon cloth 3 X_ '594*825 ing models 37^6351605 :lie skirt often ao 78*03 9!>5 also, for the 4q 6V>'6<>5 put on in one 41 r,^4 7 5 0 taffeta gowns 45_ 7!^;415 re often used. 46 59\,495 \!9 in a sort 4?? 58^945 disclosing lace 48 679^^5 nderneath, it 4q 674.82 5"\ \ii6 i jo.jgo buv the bes 117?1,639,505 y tne ueb 120?1,625,390 u f t h 126? 589,355 "eSt, I DUy I 4JS|ZI1,741,77B yOU d? the 142V- 571,190 Everything ' 143-J- 529.095 y tiling 14 5-1? 541,350 Ynnrs 150-Ul.597.500 152-V^802,240 154?-1885,280 I . I Olillt'H 111 tl t, you J want the over 20 yci , J T alty practl< is cheap as I can, mood Poiu / ^ Ulcers, Klc? same.# Try me. eases, uhe . ,/ 1 Paralysis, to eatj , Rectal Tro - I , . , I Nervous, C lor a trial, j eases of M Examina \ confidentia Its UIIIUU, lUfeCLIICI ? IHl irs' Experience in speci:e. 1 successfully treat ison,* Varicose Veins, Iney and Bladder Disumatisiy, Gall Stones, Discharges, Piles and uble. Stricture and all hronlc and private disen and Women. .tion free and strictly I. Honrs: 9 a. m. to 7 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Flyn one night this week with Mis Roberts. Miss Bessie Cook spent on last week with Misses Nett Bleeka Sims. Mrs. Rachel Steele is hav home remoleded this week. Mr ,W. T. Morris spent on this week in Lancaster. Mr. Kirk McCain was a c lila acntinn Siiiuliiv nftnmnni n spent j Willie Patterson, .1 s Nettie colored man. had one ol bitten by a dog last Satu ie night dog was supposed to be ie and has taken his boy and the to Columbia for examin ing her treatment. One of the calves hel ie night Matthew Coleman, bit the January, has gone mad. aller in Mr. j. H. Caskey is sper n Hovo lirKk kla - r> respectable needs to be tacked in ? his boys foundation. rday. The mad. He Subscribe f()l'T dog's head ation and Worms the Cause of origins to Pains, first day of A foul, disagreeable iding a few circles around the e; r? i? feverish, with great place to some 50? 896,985 \ 53? 599,775 55?1,734,620 I he News. 58? 696.945 V 59? 685,375 60?1,665,840 lour Child s 61 697,685 62? 641,815 . .. - w 64? 690.795 i breath, dark 6g? 964.085 pes, at times thrist; cheeks 155? 15 69,695 156? 1597,865 Macki 162^-1,2101070 163\- 559,030 164?\ 545,125 165?V051.555 166?l/?T01,710 I???? Lancaster p. m. Sun ( orell's Dr Re< 50<? Union iirocery t >r Leads. Subscri days, 9 to 2. ?all or Write jister, Specialist, National Hank lthlg., in an?l Oervaia St?., iLUMBIA, S. C. bo for The News. Miss Ella Morris is spendin days in Lancaster with rolati Mr. R. Clark Steele epent in this section. Mr. T. B. Plyler visited tl tion Sunday. Little Miss Mildred Steele few days last week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Miss Eula Mae Steele spen day nipht with Miss Jessie I g a few Dewey Clontz from Roel \*es. Sunday with Mr. Jesse Ca Sunday Mr. John Haglns has al ered from a spell of grip, tils sec- Poovey Railey. the son K. Railey, had the misforl spent a his leg badly hurt by a m grand- down with him last Satu: Morris. We would like for our t Tues- to pass some law as to a m toberts. a dog when he knows h< : Hill' spent flushed and then pi skey swollen with sharp, ci :>out recov- are a11 Indications of < let your child suf of Mr. A. Worm K'?er wU1 Klvo une to get 11 kllls the worra??^ mie falling t,ve effect add ?reat,y relay of your chlld by remo l.Wislature serous and disagrees an keening worms and Parasites > has be tem" Klckapoo Worn ' hnolth nrr?H 11 ppt* nhmili lie, abdomen ramping pains | worms. Don't ! fer?K Irk ? poo sure relief?! ___ T__rv . v fhile its laxa- f/I/F/Ill/ to the health H If K V vlng the dan- JLl f Li it. L ,ble effect of from the sys- ____ i Killer as a IM fl I TO rl hA In AVArv 111 III 111 pflpiMF EMPLOY I 'ORTANT MESSAGE ER1N^ LANCASTER C TO EYERY| OUNTY, I Misses Mae Cook and Dells spent a while Sunday wltli Mattie Steele. PLEASANT PLAINS. Special to The News. Pleasant Plain, Jan. 21 health of the community is ve rt the present writing; the re passing on and the school < ere returning to school as bri i Steele i bitten by a (log supposed t. i Miss dog. Human life and p worth too much to be at tli a 16-ccnt yellow dog. Subscribe for The j.?The ry good por prost Bites and Cha measles For frQ8t bltten ^ar8> , children ^oes; chapped hand and ght and ? " ? * raa.(1 household. Perfectly l* box today. Price 25c. y ? or by mall. Klckapoo clae Co., Philadelphia News. $71,000 ROB pped 8kln. Although details h flngeri) and given out a package t lipa, chll- local bank co/italnlng safe. Buy a All druggists i Indian Medior St. Louis. Is just as an? BERY y?U aS We aFe* show goods. V ave not been iddressed to a $71,000 In U. PurP<>se / 1 I hav< ciou<to please I Wood & No tiouble to I jn the gi /e aref here for I complet( ( J can get ; just received a fresh ship Co. 's Sfl^eci^Any thing you irden can be found here, i line of heavj and fancy Q: anything froi^ a sack of O rnent of T. W. ^ want to plant I also carry a rocieries. You ats to Glass of cheerful as of yore. We are having some spr weather for the past day or here is hoping it will contlnu pleasant for a spell to shaw out. We have had a good sean rain right recently, which was needful. Messers Austin Roberts anc llinson made a tripo to L: Unn/lov Mice Olo TI^r-tAr, iiiitiiiH, uiu nores, reu a skins, there is nothing to ing-likp ien-8 Arnica Salve. Stop two-ami at once and heals quickly ie to bo home there should be a a body aj] tj,e time. Best rem skin diseases, Itching ecz< i son able plleB etc 26c. All drug greatly mall h. E. Bucklen Co phia or St. Louis. 1 Vernie incaster ? iri(l|?A/1 I na rougu s. treasury 4Qtes was iqual Buck- package of magazines >s the pain The substitution was In every till the package reach box handy when the cafhier foui edy for all of "LafT" magazines. ?ma, tetter, read some of yle stuff ;glsts or by interested tlyrt he ag Phlladel- bank directors to m?i 1f they would place hi scription llHrV)f "LafT ~ order to net vAu In a g< ) taken and a _ , _ i substituted. XiOOK O'fGT O not found out ed the bank. Depar nd the bundle r He started to You will find r and became so reed with the nleare vol <e up the loss piease you. m on the sub" for ll'e. In r>od humor and a mt/> t ur FuVniture Peanut tmeni as Plow nany Ahings to and any Priofes Right. to serve n/\mriT?r?nm Butter. Also ?ury Farmi Stocks, Bridlesl Collars, thing you need ol the farm you. Give us a call. Yours for business, ng'Tools, such Ihunes, Traces i. We are here " Miss Rose Long Sunday; M Roberts and brother, Furmnr their sister, Mrs. M. C. Kills, fftemoon, who is rlgtit sick. Messers Ft. C. HarVis and Roberts made a trip tCj Lanea past week. ^ Mrs. John Snipes; of Che county returned home the pa Cter a pleasant visit with hei ters, Mrs. T, L. Hort'on and IsV Ada LAND FOR ?AL i visited ?t Sunday 265 Acres, abdut four of Heath Spring and lyl Kerby 8j(j0 Gf pinckn/y Lynn's .ster the bolng the Lynn/placg. Th tract of land aiW^finsyi fln sterfield timber. Will saw allout ,st week feet of lumber. Timber daugh- pay for place. See nie at c Mrs M. $2,850. I E- help you for/et even bles, domestic or fin miles west !lKrep to sent you "Laf ins on east "'[J6 "NiUBly lo Place and ' ) Is Is a Rood This NTatloiMU Maga e lot of saw making greatV stri< one million other magazinJ before alone will public today, /it is a mce. Price WM koep the (whole fa humor. The s^aff of your big trou- I'l/IWy [ anctal we will 1 T" for one year w price of 50 la Drawii zine of Fun 1b iea than any Who will be i the American magazine that if you don't mlly in a good Laff contains h/\*uJL LUNJtM rip toj a Close. the winner? go after the E. W. SISTA1 "GOOD THINGS TO Ej MMMManHHomiMMi RE. Pl T." (\ Cunningham. Mrs. Sni reeompanied home by her gi Mr. Fred Horton. Mr. D. A. Roberts of Cam ' Jted his daughter, Mrs. Fr?ukenberry the past week. Mr. Hunter R. Neill retu Charlotte Monday after vlsi p.-rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hinson move into their new residen 12* If fa oeo/ pes \vaa 05% Acre, Mra. Oohn randson-, Tank, one-horse fanfT"3be houses, a nice placo. Pi p Creek acre. I Ij. C. 100 Acres, "Shute pin Rowell's, two miles eitd, rned to and on Wild Cat creekra ting his and a nice lot of timber P. Neill. farm open. Price for j hope to $1,200. This, I think a ce soon, gain, as I survoyed the 1 tlnrr n > On/1 Irn a rwr a nln aa Bell's, near artists, caricatitfists, n n and good rank among Via best I lco $20 an Is highly llflhstdated colors. It will keep t ice," A. C. Hy cheerful fthe year -*>f Dwight can afford tJ spend 5f *ood place this. Send Ibis cllppl | one-horse CENTS today to the fulck sale I>ayton, Ohio, f [ good bar- anl?s? ription. The re knd In part fl-00 and we are k lODPCIil. OFPPI) tn , nd writers who In the country. and printed In get yours. It he whole fnm round. You March 15th W >c a year to do ng and FIFTY Publishers of or one year's I C UI gular price la J. ? ill/1 making this ynt nemifilnfoH wiicuua lie 11 1 ? 'sNuistle now. The followlu \ returned for ta: ill beNjie clay. personal propei zens between t years cf age s ______ _ _ poll tax, also i rifvv rn i tw??n th? &??< LiVL 1 W? a $3.00 capital cent penalty to J iK property shall be WANTED? nation: All real estate, News of , rty, and all male cltt- 27 1912 an he age of 21 and 60 .' hall pay a one dollar subsc all male citizens be- News of thi )f 21 and 66 shall pay predate you Hon road tax, 60 per Lancaster P r non-returns. ___ foa. W KNlflHT. Copies of The Lancaster April 1, 1913, November id July 22, 1913. If any rlbera have copies of The see dates we would apr sending them In to us. ubllBhlng Co. 11-tt ___________ a ^ .VI I . r . IUt in handsome new residence in I this sec- I T. M. ilETJC, Agt m M M. v/? * *sm%. vv f n*?. I JWV UVit|UUIUV^U. I I 35-40 1 I Auditor Lancaster County. I Sllbscri ibe for The News, m