Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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fifcjfrr' r 4 ?l|p iCauraatrr Nruia We (8EM1-WKKKLY.) with t ~iiinnrA WYLIB uio ?^nn? W. B. HOOUB . Bui M?r. poI1<J , TUBLUHEItS' ANNOUNCEMENT: hide 11 Published Tuesdays and publics Fridays at Lancaster, S. C., elevate by The Lancaster Publishing morbid Company, successors to The about 1 Ledger, established 1862; The Review, established 187*; The no1 a EntbiT>rlBe, established 1891, Spartai and entered as second-class issue, i matter Oct. 7, 1905, at the "Thi postofflce at Lancaster, S. C., hundre under Act of Congress of which March 3, 1879. gue of ? meat a SUBSCRIPTION PRIOR: L!\by tn . . . said th (In Advance.) ti,e gu One Vear fl.ftO plfc lia< Biz Months 75c Saturdi ? I The TO SUBSCRIBERS. tod>" of their ti aiiKeorinHnn m 11 at hp I UU1 OUUOVil^vivu w ?' paid up to and including year marked on your label. If paper Is stopped look at your date and i you will probably find you are 1 behind one year. suppose We cannot send each sub- Underw scrlber a statement. Look at Congre: Your label. his dut TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS. house w If you don not receive your sU)I> u paper promptly we would appre- ;1S caml elate it if you will notify us i. ; same pi we will correct the mistake. I ate tha In the hurry of mailing out the I whilst paper names of subscribers are sometimes left off inadvertently. j '''ted ' FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ?. 1914. lon tha Mr. 1 streugtl ?Weather forecast for South sou, \> Carolina: Rain Friday and in east __ portion Saturday. cn "ou versal < gressma "Cheer up," cries the ground hog, w|je q "the worst is yet to come." tke H.iri course. Dr. Howard Lee Jones of Charles- obsoiet( ton says if the Fortner bill passes sjlou](j this legislature, it will be known to wj,jjst j V. I . .in fl.n "Kuttl/ra Intriclatiirn " will TUO February came in with sunshine and blue skies, but that's hardly an ^ "u index to all the February weather ' ' * , , . , , . . churcllAL least the ground hog says winter , r . , a perm: will not be over for at least lorty , . 'weekly days. jgood as "The people should keep an eye on 's the men they send to the general as- j sembly and check them up according Win to how they vote on different meas- The Sti seres," is the good advice of The "The Orangeburg Times and Democrat. so c'lpa people.' Governor Craig of the Old North u^nhrers State announces that "power will be paper p cut off the pardon mill during the today, month of February." The power is express" still on in South Carolina and has been for so long that the grist is about chain exhausted. sical gc plies th "People are just not built that on the way," says The Anderson Mail in its e rei Muni) argument that eugenics will not . . . .. ... , , Andrew work out in practice. Nor wii! the;- mauy j be "built that way" until eugenics has of his j been given an opportunity of proving doubted its value to humanity. Master turns. In the resignation of Prof. W. II. paay Hand, state supervisor of high Df his 1 schools, the school system of South side of Carolina hus lost an able and tire- phllantl less worker, while Anderson College . . ,. , tlonal 1 has gained a president in every way j,as nPN qualified for the high office he has notable been called to fill. propagi has ma< Congratulations to The Mon.oe Enquirer upon the completion of its jitioiv twentieth year. Any newspaper, less wa which like The Enquirer, lias served Hertzia its section faithfully and well lor ? ''r "iro score of years, deserves well at the ] hands of the people of that tion. We wish this North Carolina cx- n, change continued success. lina is taken n South Carolina can ill afford to nate dr lose W. K. Tate, her supervisor of habit, rural schools, who lias re^ii'ticrl Ihut ? ? definite position to accept the chair of rural library, education in the George Peabody Col- found t lege for Teachers at Nashville. For establn true cu the past sixteen years Professor It-* 1 jet t has lived and labored in South t'r.ao- jnR lina and bis talents have been devoted ]<, unsparingly to the best interests of the est the state. commti pense, If Senator Christenren had paid no attention to the unwarranted reflec- reading tlon east on the memory of his dead i iK so father by Gov. Blease in his special p-pn ai1 ...... , wasted message to the legislature, ?ua the mum c senate had without any protest, let (,f cou the message appear as usual In the tinue journal, the governor would not school have accomplished his purpose of |nj! making political capital out of enlarge nothing. But the governor, as usual, brary * got the notoriety he craved. efforts. Here IJST CHARITY BEGIN AT HOME, j^reac "While the white churches of,be at I South Carolina are engaged in send- public ing missionaries to 'Darkest Africa' proved to teach the negro in the Jungles, the legislature of the state is passing a the res law to prohibit white persons from wishes enlightening the negroes with whom 1 Tf)0. they must live."?Spartanburg Her- | |the fut THELANC, NOT GOOD READING. [part of the State library are not furnishing our readers , State alon he details growing out of the greatest amount of { ; of a little baby which was tho material available ci ad by its putative father in a oped. By the work of lear Spartanburg in order to ,lo*'?ver- much can bo a< . ... . t The example of Hagei le shame of Its parents. The a city considerably small ition thereof will not tend to lumbla, is quoted by Mr. i the tone of society. Only the being typical of what in lly curious would care to read 'ort> strengthened by the . ? . - . .... of expert knowledge, alwi t. But unfortunately these are cure? can do ,n a 8Iuall few. The city editor of The , the county-city library ui tiburg Herald in yesterday's : developed to a high degr said: roughout the day yesterday ? ds of persons, the majority of /TklTAlW I1T were women, visited the nior- | I III] IV] I Y Ixr Floyd's undertaking establish- j A 1 i"A ud viewed the remains of the s it lay there. Mayor Floyd j at, in his opinion, a conserva- ! ANTIOCH. ess vould be that 15,000 peo- Special to The News. 1 seen the remains since last i Antioch, Feb. 5.?A iy." I though it has been silent parents are now in the cub-i while, is quietly working the law and will be put upon l"g- ^Ve ^fv?. l)et'n mo1 . . . i than our neighboring con rial in due time. regard to measles. Only have had measles, that < DOLLARS VS. VOTES. Motherslied, and they ure way to recovery. IV. H. Parker of Birmingham, 0ur school> under the r Hlly a friend of Congressman Qf Misses Minnie Caskey ood, has called the matter of Blakenoy, is progrcssli ssuian llobsou's absence from Ninety-rive pupils have bi .. .. . .. up to the present time. to the attention of the I?provome7u Assoclatlo ith a view to having his salary purchased an organ for hile the redoubtable Hobson and several of our girls ^aigning in Alabama for the ^ie study of music, rhe C i s .1 . i o. . erary Society was recentl lace in the United States sen- ,n 0>r 8Cho*L Ret U8 , t Mr. Underwood covets, prove worthy of its name we think Underwood more Mrs. c. L. McManus s or the senate than his com- day night with her daugh we are decidedly of the opiu- O* Stogner, of Lancaster, t such tactics on the part of Mrs. 13. L. linker and 1 . .. r s i in Baker spent Wednesday Jnderwood s friends will giRter p,nk plylert ( xen rather than weaken Hob- Mrg D R Williams ol Hiy should the line be drawn was the guest of Mrs. M son when it has been the uni- mon on Sunday. ustom for senators and con- Miss Odessa Lane has 1 in to go home campaigning *n8 some time with her ... ... A. J. Wilson, of Dixie, wl longress is in session and at quRe le time draw their pay? Of. c c the mtle son of M if there is a law, however B M Welsh, has been t >, against such practice, it some time but is lmprovli be enforced, but Ilobson, 1 ^r- um* Mrs. P. A. I'a , . , ... Bethlehem section have 1 le may be the lose.- in dollars, ,ng fpw davs w|th the, re than make it up in votes. Mrs. Henry Estridge. mber, all back-sliders and ye ELLIN. ve fallen from grace, that going Sunday is to be made Special to 1 lie News. snent institution, recurring Elgin, Feb. 4.?Mrs. J. , 0 , who has been unite ill, is and that next bunday is as yUM Magpie Balley yls| last for making a start. The caster hist week. to get the habit. Mr. t h Duren return from a visit to friends in *re State and City Lug. Llttl,? Mlss Isab^ ,and mage Ferguson of Lanci 1 e" Saturday and Sunday 3 re is no insurance of nations grandparents, Mr. and p as the enlightennient of the Bailey. With these word3 quoted Mr" James Duren went t . Kennedy, libarian at the last week to attend the 11 ity of South Carolina, in a marriage, rinted elsewhere in The State Miss Kstelle Bailey reti Andrew Carnegie succinctly nesday from a few days' v ps the real reasons which Hill and Springdell. pd him to divert so consider- Miss Maud Duren speti portion of his beneficence into in Lancaster last week w lei which brought direct phy- tor. Miss Onibel. >od to 110 one and which im- Mrs. Charles Johnson 3 ie exertion of no little effort !.imb'.a Wednesday to see part of those w ho were to be Mrs. Lewis, who is dans ipients of it. Mrs. James Ferguson o ' people have found fault with spent Sunday with her p Caregie's business methods, and Mrs. J. D. Bailey. lave challenged the sincerity irotestations, but 110 one ever UNITY. I the perspicuity of the Iron in the matter of ultimate reThe United States Steel cor- Special to The News, a and the Standard Oil Coin- Unity. Feb. 5.?I have rectors can speak, if they will come again as my first I business astuteness The other <-d the waste basket, the shield is the extent of his Everybody is enjoying t hropy. A world-factor for sunshine. We hope the f a rich giver to direct educa- '"r may continue until spr instutions, Andrew Carengie Mr. McMurray it 'ertheless devoted the most with measles, ills many f part of his resources to the him a speedy recovery, ition of the reading habit. He Mr. an(l Mrs. Miller Sii de it possible for the most ,,(1 Mr. and Mrs. Itober stricken city, if it will, to Saturday night, library of its own?a central Mrs. Mary L. Montgon w hence may radiate the wire- Creek section spent Mo ves which, ahead even of the Mrs. J. < . Crenshaw, n carrier of words, bear pow- Mrs. N. 11. Ilallman an ugh the land. Miss Nettie visited Mr. 1 , .. , It. Starnes Tuesday, esson in this for there Is one. Turner McOi 11clo8ft at bo,.ne',. " h Pleasant visitor in this i a well may profit by it. [inlay ni?ht. irty-eight States, South Caro- Mr j p Steele has ret one of eleven which have a i,U8iness trip to Charl o action looking to the coordi- Miss Ida McMurray 3 svelopment of the reading sallie Nelll Saturday nlgl If the state is backward, if Mr. and Mrs. W. W. 1' even to give the color of its Tabernacle section visit approval to the free public Charles 1'arks one day li where may the Individual be Mr. F. M. Steele paid a 0 push tin- movement Tor the community Saturday nigl 'hment of these outposts of Mr. J. R. Starnes has ju lture? from an attack of measle Lhe State, then be up and do- Mrs. L. V. Hinson, Mrs 1 explained in the paper hy Mrs. Charles Parks and nnedy previously referred to, Crenshaw spent Wednes abishinent of a state library J. O. I'. Nelll's. ssion is a matter of small ex- There was preaching al ..... ..< ^.oikiiuu Um hath morning at 11 o'clt >ment of the reading predl- John W. Simpson, of the public. And without We are glad to note t C, be it said much of the teach- C. Helk, who has been expensively bestowed on the her home with rheumat id women of the future will be able to be out again. . Those who get the maxi- Messrs. Heath Belle ant ,f profit from their schooling, son have the contract of rse, will read and will con- Mr. Abel Nelson s tenant to read lonR after their i days are done, but the or- IIKATH 8 Pit IN man or woman finds the read- _____ d painfully restricted, it Is to Special to The News. i this field that the public 11- Heath Spring. Feb. 5. ihould and does direct its best council Junior Order Un can Mechanics will preser in, then, lies the crux of the 8Chool with a national n. It is easy to get people nible on Monday afternoo 1, provided te physical means 9th. The exercises wil hand. The experience of the 12:30, and the public is i libaries in other States has present. Mr. C. B. Web this beyond peradventure. ville, N. C., national vie sly, the point to be attained Is wju take part In the eor< ady and liberal supplying of will deliver an address o iding public with the books it 8jon. Just preceding tl to read. tion of the flag and Bible library commsston, it seems, will celebrate Washlngto tes a substantial basis for all with appropriate exercise orts to be brought to bear n Miss Bennie Gardner, w ure. It is, at least, the first visiting Misses Anna and ABTER NEWS, FEBRUARY 6, 1914. system to nett, left - Thursday for bor home ^7555 near Kershaw. i ie. of couree,' Mrs. S. W. Craig, who came over ; good from from Sincerity last week to spend a ! ! in be devel- few days with her son, has returned * ^ lesser units, to her home. ' ^ ccomplished. > Mr. Thomas Bennett Is confined to * rstown, Md., his room with measles. J ler than Co- Mr. S. W. Heath of Stoneboro was Kennedy as In town Thursday. idivldual ef- The oyster supper gtvon by the # > application Ladies' Aid Society last Friday night ays to be se- was a success despite the unfavorable J area. There weather. ' ait has been Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Twltty went to ee of efTl- Stoneboro Wednesday to visit Mrs. * J. C. Milliard. ; ? I BACK AT US. j i mu Quite a Distinction. So far the town of Lancaster Is the J' only one that elected a mayor without opposition.?Tugaloo Tribune. . SU ntioch, al- Words Fitly Spoken. >, qq for quite a ??if silence indeed is golden, it, ? ; and grow- must be hard for John Lind to count re fortunate wealth."?Lancaster News. SI imunities in fence may be golden enough, but y one family there is also such a thing as words >f Mr. Joe fltly spoken being like apples of gold J well on the ju pictures of silver.?Newberry V ller?id and News. *1 nanagement J and Lillian , Harm Done Friday. , jjq lg nicely. Lancaster News, In speaking * v >en enrolled HU ? q . A/^i auuut vuv itoftioiavui^, owj o tuuw uw ?1 harm was done Friday, as the body1 # Sa1 n . rec?nl y wag not In session, but was on a V q the scnoo junket tG Florence; and this repre-! nave uegun sent8 ai)OUt what is really accomp- v pO ,ainoun Li - ij8hed by the general assembly, meet- ' y organizcu jnR does every year and consid- a * iope it will erjng for the most part measures that are Of no real interest or importance ! pent Satur- to the state, but are designed by * ter, Mrs. C. some politician or politicians for sel fish ends. A better enforcement of V Mius Ellt-r. the laws already on the books 1s " with their what the commonwealth needs, and >1 Dixie. not a constant increase of new mens- I f Lancaster ures.?Chester Reporter. J J. . A. Black- ! I >: jeen spend sister. Mrs. lKiT T1 T^T >1 to has been Wm V^y CH [r. and Mrs. v e. ] ,ery ill for CURED FOREVER : rker of the Rv R tril? >! ,een spend- 8peclail8t r daugli < , who po < ? perlenco of Srt; years. The Sf right kind || ** ! X of experinec #. W" S. Haglns, ~I dreds ''and 1 8T,CKI ed T uesday n p r li n. tt s i *-\ Wr?.u mii pernaps sE_ ; Queen < rf. , thousands Master Tal- Df times, with unfailing permanent ' they an aster spent results. Don't you think it time to i villi their the right treatment? If you flavor p Mrs. J. D. desire to consult a reliable long- p ? establish' 1 specialist of vast ex- orter & o Rock Ilill periencc. me to me and learn ailey-Steele what can be accomplished with skillful, scientific treatment. I irned Wed- hold two medical diplomas and islt in Rock certificates by examination and ' other requirements from the ?? ? it rew aays boards of medical examiners of 4 4 ith her sis- states in the Union, together with over 20 years' experience in specivent to Co- ajty praotice. I successfully treat t her slste-r, niood Poinson, Varicose Veins, I Coui cerously ill. Ulcers, Kidney and Bladder Dis- By J. E. f Lancaster oases, Rheumatism, Gall Stones, Where iarents, Mr. Paralysis, Discharges, Piles and , . Rectal Trouble, Stricture and all M m ? Nervous, Chronic and private dis- minlstrat eases of Men and Women. of Louis* Examination free and strictly j These i confidential. Hours: 9 a. m. to 7 ' . . , ^ . p. m. Sundays. 9 to 2. monish a ptter psrai)0 Call or Write and crpd etter escap that thej he welcome Dr. Register, Specialist, in the co ;ood weath- v .. , ? . _>t. Lancaste 50A Inion National Bank Bldg., 1914 nf. i quite sick Cor. Main and Gervais St*., at 1 i ( 'riends wish COLUMBIA, 8. C. show cau npson visit- 1 ???? t M. Steele ! MOOlfi&M aery of the nday with 1 QT ART i ^ ScTs..* Olnlil urned from " - - CftMRTHINf. i'1' artcs or ml' UVlfiJU A A AAA * U ed at Mr. ast week. visit in this -*v ? r~' FOR 1914. 0v . D. It. Belk 1|X Mrs. J. C. j Cabbage for your garden, t Unity Sab- <j|w >ck by Rev. you can get the plants at hat Mrs. J. Mackorell's Grocery and then HO confined to , , ism. is now start something else, buy rC2 i D. v. ir.n- your groceries from me and I i remodeling ... ! houses. will save money for you. I I L|? ~ buy the best, you want the j * 1 best, I buy as cheap as I can, ?The local yOU jo the same Try me. ited Amerl- f it the public Everything to eat. til flag and a ^ ?n, reuruur, x ours ior a iriai, ! ( II begin at t nvited to be b of States e councilor, Bmonies and le presents- Mackorcll's i the schools n's birthday /^1 *ho has boon (l NiCCr V ' I Rosa Ben- ^?????????. flHHHB Small Accounts i' W * AS WELL AS LARGE j ONES ARE WEL- f COME HERE. j You need not wait until your business lias as- Iji med great proportions before opening an ac- j unt. ; Do So To-Day ? Our patrons, regardless of the amount of busi- >< ss done, receive every courtesy in all matters of ; siness entrusted to us, and there is nothing in Z fe banking we cannot perform. Interest paid on ; vings Account at the rate of four per cent, com- * unded quarterly. Z JTIVE DEPOSITORY OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. 5 ?' wmmmsmBmKmKmmmmmammmmmmmmmmammmmmKmmm V ^he First National Bank j LANCASTER, S. C. ;j AS. D. JONES, President. R. E. WYIAE, Vice President. M. CROXTON, Cashier. E. CURTIS MACKEY, Asst. Cashier. #i iread is the Staff of Life >t have It good? Call at Edwards & Ilorton's for a sack of ILL'S SELF-RISING FLOUR and be happy. Our plain Flours, 3f Maryland, Stickell's Best and Magnolia can not be excelled, 3 manufactured from native Maryland wheat with a rich, nutty leculiar to that soil. Every sack guaranteed. Get them of J. O. Co., or L. F. Dabney & Co. 1). A. STIGKELL SON v HAGERSTOW MD. CITATION. I said administration should not be 'granted. )F SOUTH CAROLINA, Given under my hand, this 6th aty of Lancaster. day of February, Anno Domini 1914. Stewman, Judge of Probate. / E. STKWMAN, ? n . . . i Probate Judge, as, Ben C. Clyburn has made ' o to grant him letters of adion of the estate and offects Notice of Discharge, a Stover, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the unare, therefore, to cite and ad- dersigned will, as guardian of the ill and singular the kindred estate of Gladys Faulkner, on the Itora of the said deceased, 26th day of February, 1914, make her r bo and appear before me, Anal return as such guardian and apurt of probate, to be held at P*y to probate court of Lancaster r on Friday, February 20th, county for letters dismlssory. ,? . 1. ? WTia A Ti XI I'nT T^T-1 >v, atrai |iuwu?iuuu luoicui, I " " "tiuuiaa, >clock In the forenoon, to Guardian Estate of Gladys Faulkner, se, If any they have, why the 34-41-T PRING OXFORDS ist received the most cometc line of the famous UTTENHOFER ford pumps and Strap Sandals for dies and Misses that we have ever >wn. This well known hrand needs introducing and the prices are in ich of every one. ices $2.50, $2.75 and $3.00 itter get yours now while e sizes and styles are com ete. J. T. WYLIE CO. U STORE OF QUALITY : L I 4