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f 8 COUNTY NEWS HI THE LANCAS'l 'ER NEWS, A PHIL 3, 191 STATE All) KOI 1 Itiirnl Schools of l<i 14. It COUNTY. Fork Hill .... White Bluff .. . inraHter ounty Taxahaw -vV . .. / 25 100.00 Honor Roll 26 78.79 rpir-vt ??H, ..27 inn on * *rst gradt r ^ New ItHlirl School. 3?Amy Ree Raker, PLEASANT HILL. Special to The News. Pleasant Hill, April 2.?Mis A. Stokes, who taught sclioo left last Friday for Columbia, she will spend a few days wit tives and friends, after which s BAKU h? will ?Q POWDI k1uutn i ion ii County Supertnteni 1 furnisher us for publ 1 lowing figures, which . j the state has furnisl | of Lancaster county | rent year. With onl I vester, this county F $'L798.54 as state ai< ing amounts for the School itifully. Pleasant Hill.. . Jont Lingle has rharlesboro . . . (cation, the fol- Dry Creek show how much Oakhurst . . led the schools Midway during the cur- Plat Creek y $ 1,7 59,65 in- Unity has received 1 in the follow- J Total schools named: ( Under the Ru, No. of l _ . . . . Dist. Amt. School Act: ..31 100.00 Clara Sapp, ..34 93.90 Plyler, Lee To . .36 100.00 i Second grad iSZ:2S' . . .43 100.00 ' 1 h,rd KrRde ....48 100.00 Plylor, Flora' ! Fourth gi $2,298.54 Maude Rober ral Graded Sapp, Dewey E | Firth grade Gilbert Supp, Alline ^ ild. ^ e?Fred Lowry, Dillon ? ' honipson. v ?Mary Flyler, Connie I Todd. rade?Eugene Sapp, tson. Delphi Jackson laker, Lee Ormond. ?Chester Hayes, Hoyt return to her home in Orati county. Miss Stokes taught t' slons at this place. We are i say the children accomplished during her terms here. Hei friends wish her a most ha|i cation. Mr. L. T. Cole is building four-room dwelling at this phi are srlnd to hear of anv Imnrnvi geburg ^ ?iud t? Absolut* I much many 1 Many m a nice SUbstitu pe. we baking | nmnnlii isoffufeiy Pure Iiy has no szr^rtiituti tixtures are offered as tes for Royal. No other powder is the same in Barberville I Pleasant Valley. . . . _ I Helair I Osceola i Van Wyek | Waxhaw Riverside Craigsville Cane Creek ; Camp Creek j Carnes T T n i o ii 1 $ 6 4.06 New Bethel . . . 2 100.00 Tabernacle. . . . 2 100.00 Tradesvllle. . . . 4 100.00 Kleh Hill . . . . 5 100.00 C'aston 6 100.00 Pleasant Plain . 7 100.00 Antloch . . 8 100.00 12 100.00 Tota, 15 65.51 18 100. '?o Grand Total .. 10 <i K 1 O ' Thompson, Em 10 $ 200.00 sixth grat ....11 200.00 Stafford Sapr 12 200.00 Fiynn. ....24 200.00 Seventh gr . ..32 200.00 tfouJah Thomp , . .33 300.00 Louise Sapp, L . . . .49 200.00 |$Ua pjyier, Ci Eighth grad $1,500.00 Carnes, Aaron - Annie Sapp. F $3,798.54 E. V. PAT ima Mae Robertson. 3e?L?ula Thompson, i, Allen Sapp, Amos ade-?Mabelle Threatt, ison, Marguerite Sapp* y .eola Sapp. Rosle Todd, irrle Carues. e?Ix)u Plyler, Stella Carnes, Allle Flynn, erny Sapp. TERSON. Prlneinal that are made. Mrs. W. A. Beckham and cl of McBee are visiting Mr. an M. L. Beckham. Mr. It. K. Marshall of K< spent Wednesday with his Mr. w. A. Marshall. Miss Alma Cauthen, daugh Mr. \j. L. Cauthen. left Wedi morning for Columbia He where she will study to be a t composit d 'Mr*" SO nor will srshaw father, aesday R?yaI is the epitai. from Royal rained tion or effectiveness, or esome and economical, make such fine food. only Baking Powder rr I Grape Cream of Tart Oak Hill I Douglass Notice of 1 >i* Notice Is hereby gi' derslgned will, as gua B. T --*t nil **'" 3Otl ia/ta 1 ! 1 4 . make TiVDjuil guardian and appl% ar I court o Lancaster cc dlsmissory. .20 100.00 i mmmmmm ? .22 100.00 uimi'K<*. i j/\ k-on that tlio un- ' m rdian of Mi? I li day of April, i OV0ril return an such I J^the probate i JutnSwfor letters Two farmers other from Drv C CONVERSAT eaxd Between two n|et in town last Monday, one froi rnVlf ~ ?- *' ION Farmers tn Primus and the We are glad to say that Mr. Caskey, who has been feeble f past few days. Is much better. Mr. W. W. Jones and famll; raerly of Charlotte, have mo< this place. We are glad to hav? in our community. The demand for fertilizer hai so great here that the Southei extended the sidetrack. Abou hundred cars have been sliippe( J. M. ' ^ or the . N. C., have been visiting tin er> ^,r- C- W. I'ittmau, nei t ea to . * thom Doro. A son was born to Mr. am , ? A. Horton on Sunday, the *b?en slant. f nno Mr w- B Twitty is with 1 here sbaw band at Camden this 3ir broth- Mr. H. H. Ilorton of L ;ir Stone- here on business Wedni I A daughter was born A Mrs. H. Mrs. Ralph P. Mobley 29th in- the 31st inst. i Mr. Thomas Hendrb the Ker- broken arm as the resi week. thrown from a horse on SWIM,I! Guardian of Ms ??? March 31, 1914. lancaster was asday. CITATW to Mr. and on Tuesday, gxATE OF SOUTH O : suffered a County of Lanci jit of being Whereas, C. Ross Saturday. made suUjjinie to gr; 5 A. liOVK. | T, n i "' ' tggle B. Love. I Tbe p?-lmus The answer was t< going to trade?'' >X. I "Why are yo things cheaper." AROLINA, buy anywhere eh aster. a pound and It coi Blackmon has that you can buy ?nt hm letters of have to pay from v- ... j vnuiv IU IU? J IU OUy 111 manasTred-Ahe Dry Creek man wh a buy some groceries. Well, he sa Ills answer Ivas at Edwards & He u going to trlde there?" "Well, "What can >\ju buy cheaper at the ,e?" "Well, Nwi buy good roast *ts me 2 5 cts. a pouiN everywhere Arbuckle coffee for ao cts a pucka, 25 to 30 cts. a package everywhere ieir supplies. -A at he was doing here. r* tys, "Where are you irton. because I can buy >ir store than you can ed coffee at 16*4 eta. else. Did you know ge there and you will else? iiiis f . ason, norciii.As. Special to The News. PauKlns, April 2.?Farmei very late tillink their soil this on account of so much rain. II doubt it is for the better to all who work with patience. Miss Ela Harton sp?>nt a few in Lancaster last week. DODSON'S GUAR ANTE EXPLAINED BY I) I toad What l>odson Says A rs aro Liver Tone to You Who I ;?ar From Constipation, int. no , ... ' those Dodson s I.iver Tone t place of calomel. Instead days danperous, it is harmless ai audio nii.l ...... ....II... ...1.1 odson r\M Wj akos tho w \ ? or b in, Joyous IN id works j~ aaimniRiraiioii 01 in? fects of Alm<Vj^? J. II EThsse aro, thoVfon monish all and SinKu and creditors of^flV that they he and ap] in the court of robat i Tjancaster court hou ># J ! day of April, next, Ifyhf* I hereof, at 11 o'clock Hii L to show cause, if any ! the said administrate 5 estate ana er- j "Say, old boj laokmon. ' their White Idly F e, to rite and ad- , * ilnr the kindred of flour that 8,16 d said deceased, Say, old boy, com< f?\ir before me creeit man stood I b?Jlewtni! been trading, se on the 14th after publcatlon had been paying I In the forenoon. Ilorton." The; they have, why store the Dry Cre( m should not be , r, I have another renaon, my wife 81 lour and found how nVu-li better it oesn't want any other kind. You k b on and let's do our trading togetl for a few moments thinking about where he had paid big prices and than his friend, so he said, "All rig y came in and bought their goods. ?k man said, "Well,you have done iva since she has used is than other brands now how women are. ler today." The Dry the place where he how much more he lit, I will try Kdwards When they left the mo a great favor. I Miss Annie Hyatt of Van spent the week-end at the hoi Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Chambers her sister. Miss Eula. Misses Annie lieli and P: Beckham visited Mr. and Mr Edpar Caskey a few days apo. I think tlio marching and pit be hall were the features of tli Friday. Field Day. I certainly hate for that pirl with the rod on pet after nie in a brick vnr | IKltUiail/ , " III 110 of after-effects. I have authoi with Standard I)ru? Company : caster Pharmacy to refund inline prj(.e (50c.) to you instan 8 J out question if you are in rhine dissatisfied with it. If 10 day Liver Tone can't help you, would want your money." dress That's how Dodson feels a 11 hp. nlp.isnnt-lnetlno' vnt?ntnhlo_i?f mwL UiU1 WILL K. ('If LIl AP rlzed tlio PKI'^tSATS md Lan-J EUGENE VUVL purchase < I iy w,th- PAID IN any way * / 'don t And a11 Sta Including EILEY O'COl 4E | r ran ted. Cliven under my ha of March, Anno Pom TERS' J. E. f : P FULL >/otire of 1M> I Notice is hereby ph r Cast dersipnedV'ill, as adn I estate of IVnsJj. Hinso i on the 7 th daT?ftf M tfNOR their final retnriX-a? j lie* ft IV 11*5 W LII ill n<l this 01st day trade, inl 1014. Say. old, boy ITRWMAN, fresh, new, and i? robato Judge. says. "Well, I hat will see you again charge. town next Tliursd; pvn that the un- 1 will meet you a linstrator of the "Always, win n. Sr.. deceased, h or ton's.. I alwa ay. 1014. make I thore well. goo< \ such adminlB-1 ... . mere was such a difference in tin , when you Btick your tooth in tl ure, you always will trade there, e some dry goods to buy and will when we get ready to load our goo< ly after some guano and if you can t Kd wards CV- Morton's." cn you want to see me in Lancast ys leave my whip and lap robe i 1-bye, come to see me as soon as 5 different places to lose Roods, that are The Primus man have to leave you. I :1s. I will be back to come back that day er, ro to Kthvarda A ind dilTorent things you can and be sure cause I would have to find plnoo for rofupe. Mr. W. W. C.ihson loft Monr visit his sistor of Chester c< who is quite ill. Mr. L. A. Oraham and family Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will then of Dry Crook. Mr. J. I). Cnskey spent tho ond at. Rook TIf 11 with rolntivos Mr. Robert Jonos and Miss some regulator and reliever of con and biliousness, lay to The lives of so many pen unity. 1 eon brightened and hottere great remedy that lending < spent now recommend it and s Cau- America's most prominent p O. K'd it. after thorough an week- its ingredients and effects. !. It is generally known tl Tmla mel, being a poison, is a istlpution \ 2 YEARS IN NVAYY V'i" Astor Tlieatrelki <1 by this Ti|K |(0\<;i.:sT Hl'X T ilruRKists _ T oven of ! ~ I hysl.ianxl T,,?' IX<OMi\\K.\/il laiysis or Joseph Brooks.. . IFar , 1 Beth Clementin trators and apply to^ riTv of Lancaster countv UKIV till mlssory. roadway MARTI IN RECORD J. D. F i Admrs. Restate of M. UE CAST I ceased. ry Warner ApH1 7' 1914' a St. Felix lack Javne it* /~i.? 11 , . . | id itririK vnur win too probate co\irt 1 , letters dts-' Now we appr iw^eners (lis waQt tQ hear sQm [I A m*RON ' , [INSON. UllXA, L. HInson, De- 1 < * ? WI 8 and children." eciato these nice tilings said about e more talk like this. V< ^ARDS & HO S SELL SHINGLES AND I1IIK K C t our goods and we ery respectfully, RTON ?J IlKAI'. M??*v?vj nci* t lOllUli) 111 lilt? munity Sabbath. Mud seem to he very n our around hero, Some few dn> onp Rot into Mr. J. Y. Chan chicken house and killed nine ( nice hens. It also hit several which have been killed. Mrs. Harriet Howell seems very ill. We hope her a spree eovery. 11 Mays 111 me sysi wliile it may seem to give yo nmor- porary rqlief, often "knocks 3 's nco for several clays, iliers' With' Dodson's Liver Tone if his Tight without ache or g dogs, wtyh no bad results to intc the slightest way with your to he occupation and habits. So lv re- number of former sufferers f stipation and inactive liver h / vastly benefited by Dodsor ;em and. v iv Iiiidiiin . vviu u a tern- Sato rou out." ^ an(l j you are Ei,>' O'Connor as EnA ripe and I ^rfore in The Play of Surprise ' regular The Play/o great a flie Play that is Clean roin conave been 8?me i's Liver IMayer by Players wHp De Ul TP Ul ma Brooks : J )[ S I ^ f Laughter 182 Acres, knowi^i and Whole- Beckham place," o road, about 1-3 in know How Investment. I 5' LIST ( ftl" "TjpViort | two dwellings n Libertyj^ill buildings in gc timber land. 1A improved plac 'roperty of J. IP. Hinson. )F REAL I . painted and all 285 Acres in >od repair, a well. I miles north e. Owner, N. J. , acres in cul I saw timber. STATE river road about four of Van Wyck, 60 tivation. 300,000 ft. On "Rlv?r rnn/1 " / iHi oun. Special to The News. Buford, April 2.?Mr. V. A. L county superintendent of educ, visited our school Thursday brought us a nice map. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Usher Saturday night in Dixie with former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. n. T>. Parker o tioch spent Sunday with the for rone in.it it would seem wis* to ftive it a trial now. Ohll* it and it does wonders for tl lnRle, ?? ation. Touchers Kxtiininatioi and T'ie npxt regular teacher inatlon will be held at the spent house on Friday, May 1st. the . T*l?. county board of e feels that the school chlldrei f An- looklnj? to them for p mor's against incompetent teacher ? for you Curtain at 8:30\ iron like lem. Eiley O'Connor in Pa The Best Play ol s ox am- Mpaid Jn Full>? play ((>ur" best Acting Compai (1 ucation year, mounted in a m i are Scenic Manner and ( roteoUon j.he Intelligent Theati I Allison. iiiasy ler [harp. acre | 14 7 Acres in Indian :a r..n 6 miles northeast lid in I Ull. known as the "J : the year, place," owner R. F) ed by the cheap. Price per a i \t nf fhp 60 V6 Acres land and it iinerb n,nK outflt' Kr,st ml OSt i>upei I) northfcaBt of Lancaf 'aterinj? to of Camp Creek chu 'Ctfoer who Going cheap with ei ms. trice pipr b& Acres with go $15.0fr^^ing and 3-ro Land township, Rocky R of Fort Mill. eWr of W. W. L M. Warwick acr\^ !. Allison. "Dirt About B7 lots on ere only $10.00 and XGlenwood. % Interest gin- 223 Aclps 6 miles ill, etc. 6 miles buil?igs cost : iter and % mile C. Mmanus. rch and school. 4 68 Acflk3 mill isy terms. knownNts the od six-room dwell- j J. A. Hyatt' om tenant house, I acre Iver road. Prop- 440 Acres bet Parks. Price per Pleasant Va $31.00 cultivated o "Sinclair Heights" j with Intere L" I Hughes. Per east of Lancaster, 50 Acres In $5,000. Owner E. j Lawn, level. Hughes. S bs northwest city, 80 Acres on < J. A. P. Slstare ' <a*? s place Price per { $10.00 ween Fort Mill and lley, 10 farms being n It. Terms 8 years st. Owner T. M. acre $30,00 and adjoining Fort Owner, T. M. lee It. Soil road -V4 miles parents. Miss Onn Funderburk and Tolson Funderburk spent R\ with Mr. and Mrs. P. F. T'sher. Mr. It. W. Parker and family Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, P. A Manns. The Puford school attended Pay In a body and enjoyed It ni 11 ch. Mr. A. N. Funderburk, whc hppn UPH- ill ? - 1 have, therefore, decided to ^!r standard of efficiency of tea V ' not permitting any one to te out qualifying legally. No cl spent be aPProv?d f?r a teacher v eludes the salary of one win ' "a teacher certificate. Field W'l? exPef,t to vflrv school session will be giver portunlty to qualify at tht , _ time. > haf u AT raiRP ti,. (,;i" appreciate a Play ching by a faultless manner, wi ach with i Mackey Opera Hous ni*ht ;,n'y- Tuesday, > has not Children the next (isi,,cry * ? an op- General Admission.. s above Reserved Seats. . . . ' Played in 105 Acres in Buford 11 he at the inK Jan,lR u of A- 1 ? f Band and houses ar e for one D> A Knlght. Pri< April 7. 108 Acres within few of Heath Springs, 35c four dwellings and 75c buildings. Will di $1 00 tracts to average p Owner J. C. Bowlin fd 1 90 Aerno tan m line townRhip join- place, haa lari \ Waters, etc. and splendid ba e good. Owner 77% Acres, % n le per acre roe and Wadesl $20.00 northast from yards of town four-room dwel fine land with E. M. Hardin. necessary outvide into small 64 Acres, 5% m er acre $55.00. Lancaster, good ig. house. Ownei r\ f 17 I lmrald a TTintl - . iiv/l VII Ul OIU ?o 10-rcom house ! good timber rns. j lands of Wri lile south of Mon- | llendrix. Ha >oro roads, 7 miles Property of Lancaster, two Easy Terms, lings. Property of 996 Acres in < Price per acre 9 farms in < $26.00 ing, 5 tenant liles southwest of 1 of Mrs. Llda land with 3-room j acre r, Orln C. Black- 1,000 Acres, ^ uuouuiu, wuu acres , lies level. Joins q. Crenshaw and T. 3. is good 3-room house. Mrs. Ella Cauthen. Price per acre $16.00 2edar creek township. :ultlvatlon, lies rollhouses. Property , B. Jones. Price per , $14.00 jLl vith 8-room dwelling .V.; mill Ulllll lil , I provinR now. Miss Afla Thompson spent Tu nlpht with Miss LilUe TTsher. Misses Iiillie and Reulah 1 <oent Sunday with Miss Ressie son. Misses Bertha and Ressie W; ^nent awhile Sunday with Miss Walters of the Tabernacle sei who Is quite sick. Rev. R. F. Carson attende< s mi- " psrtay [Tshor I s I April IV rtlon. I ym "*N 1 thr | iii-ir... i>. nuuun lay and Ju joining lands of M =- etc. Easy terras. Mary MoDow. Qul( acre -* I Several tracts standii W 25^ Acres land one nr, I I of Lancaster, oppos | ft 1ft"T ft ner's residence, Ch See me for lowest ] I 50 Acres, four miles Springs, close to faxhaw church, 348 Acres at Tr Owner Mm. In cultivation, *k sale price per Good dwelling $16.50 Property of W ng saw timber. Price per acre ille east of town 150 Acres on Tur lite W. P. Stog- Joining lands oi esterfleld road. etc., level, goo< price. plantation, south of Heath 370 Acres extra fl church and ings, 2 miles : I worm $5,00 adesvllle, 150 acres | large seconc extra fine timber, j Dr. T. p. M and outbuildings. | will cut to , a. Funderburk. , t. Y. Wllllai $20.00 I key Quarter creek, 52 Acres, 1 r Walter Stew man, I caster on C i buildings, a fine | lies well, 01 acre . . ne land and build- HOUH1 from Lancaster, a a __ j 0 6 00 acres extra. 1 growth pine timber. cDow's house place, suit you. Property of ms. Price per acre $12.50 miles south of I^anharlotte-Cnmden road, 1 ?e building. Price per $50.00 ^ CS AND IXVT8. union meeting at Centre drove Mr. T,awson Carnes spent Sv with Mr. Leslie Taylor. HEATH SPRING. Special to The News. Heath Spring, April 2 M dever has been here visiting ' atiRhter. Mrs. W. F. Crenshaw contemplates a visit. In compani Mrs. Crenshaw, to another rl?it mday \yjH be the only ( MONEY on your Spi T will close my stor [r. A. f f?oocls I have left wil With T V <. A ness. I nnvo nnt * 'HANCE you will have, to ring and Summer goods, a^ Jur > e in Lancaster for good and 1 be shipped to my new place o Ko OrvttAA 4" I ?V>? i- - Iscnooi. uooa duii heavy original grr ber. Joins lands ol etc. Owner, D. J. 24 0; Acres, B miles s< ter, close to two < farms, rents for 3,1 splendid dwelling | houses. Property Hams, price per acre |62,A Acres on Rtiffalr icnns, 16 acres oargain, per acr >wth pine tlm- 284 Acres 3 miles ? Alex Cauthen. known as th Bailey. Price place, 160 acr $1,000 forest timber, t >uth of Lancas- nation. Owner, churches, four ory- Price per 500 lint cotton, 671 Acres 1 % ml and tenant strong and wel of J. P. Wil- cut ,nto small > $20 00 I Cheap. t RnnH a miiaa 1 Better look at B #40.00 ocj 11 juio 111111 i West of Taxahaw, way" betwee 0 Irvine Knight *er an(' O*? es heavy original Owner Sheri wo farms In cultl- i One lot west C Miss Annie Greg- on connor o acre.. .. $20.00 residence wl les from city, land ' cash 1 improved, will 13,400 buys t! tracts and sell large and m site L. C. La this place now. 8L more rooms on " ntian the, town of Lanceeglgantlc cotton milla ff Jon. P. Hunter. Colored peoples church ppoeite W. P. Bennett 111 be sold cheap for he W. E. Taylor new lOdern residence o^p&sbeny residence, Ceme at Rock Hill next wek. Mr. J. A. Weaner, who has with his son, Mr. Poster Weani rilnt RridKe, for several dayi turned home Thursday^ Mine Carrie Alexander, whi heen the Riiest of Miss* Mary E Mosely, left for her pome In lotte Tuesday morning. Mrs. Annie Starnes of Cha and Mrs. Rula Howard of Pin< bean I prices on goods. CC or, at I b. re- I what I will do for y vrtyn" I <;OOD- CLEAN, NE Shoes, Slippers a: rlotta I ** villa, | save shipping expen 't.v n}javc, yjl II1IIC Cltlicr, LU )ME in and see what t am doi ou in the way of LOW PRIC1 :w GOODS. nd Men's Hats will be sacrifi ses. If VOU OWE mr> nnv Mi quoie Qf Lancaster. Zlon church and sc ntf and lent small plantatl did butldingB. Prl 5S and 134 Acres near Rlv< boro and Landsfo lands of Wm. Slst iced to to churches and s< only . . ("IMF V A A a-.? O ? Close up to Owner, Col. W. i liool. An excel- Acres, 4 mile on with splen- *Gr ou Chariot ce per acre two K?od housei $32.50 tochurch and s< _ C. Harden & Bro. srslde, Wadee- | ro"d; 800 Acre. 4 mile. K|?S ter od Charlott per acre 20 tarmg ,n ( land, will cut ii C. Hough. One? vacant lo b north of Lancaa- above "Tayl tee-Caraden road, tor nice real s, barns, etc., close 12,000 For he ihool. Owners, T. I Springs, slse Price per acre Owner, Rev. $20.00 $1,676 Near S north of Laucas- I rooms ae-Camden road, I Fergu :ultlvatlon, strong $4,500 For e)< ato small tracts or i on Barr strc t on north side of the or" property satiable idence. >use and lot In Heath i of lot 100x350. S. N. Watson, outhern Railroad, 4 . lot 70x125. Owner, son. egant 10-room hoaae j >et, large lotand very HrrtiffthfiiM Weak and TlrH W< "I wan under a great strain log a relative through three m< ' !fknefis,'\ writes Mrs. J. C Vs Sande, of Klrkland. 111., and "El * 'tters kep^Trjo from breaking < T will never lie without it." T) f^el tired an<T-worn out? No '?.e and food won't digest? It ,v?e spring weather. Ton need Me Bitters. Start a month's mir"- it your duty to ca >nths' in De preciate it. eotrlc 1own. o vou "K W C vv. r 11 in and pay me. I will certai Yours truly, . BROOIV M. y -* -* DO, U III linn 1 Springs, close to nlv an- school, good road, * p M. Knight, price po 63 Acres 6 miles non on Wadesboro and 4 I have arranged I _ ?bbi ui nuiiin i sen an, a specie church and quick sale, etc. Owner, J. 30 Acres 5 miles r acre.. $26.00 on New Cut ros th of Lancaster | within % n Monroe roads, j church and sebe to make loans of money for ten > d. When you think of dirt, get In li iow price ior cnoap. uwne 11,200 For go< east of Lancaster Heights. Ow id, lies level and $2,600 For 6-r ille Camp Creek Cemotery sti >ol. per month. ear pnymrnts at regular rat of touch with a "live wire." DO IT N r, Mrs. Mary s. Knight. >d house, Sinclair ner, C. W. Griffin, oom house on W. M , J reet. Rents for $14.0* interest to buyers of r ont today; nothing hotter for - h, liver and kldneye. The / nring tonle. Relief or money 60c and $1.00, at your Drugglf Ifebfc'.. Atom- I gr?at I back. I r. m KMBEaMKMB ? HUGF 4ES Broker " I