The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 14, 1914, Page 5, Image 5
PERSONALS
. ff Misses Louise and Ninnie
t, Sowell returned to ltock mil
night after a week and visit U>
Oliver Hlackmon.
Clerk of Court Paul M jo re a
ded the funeral of Major B. F. 1
Jlnson in Rock Hill Saturday.
Miss Athleen Kine in
Elgin school, spent Sunday with
Corinne Jones.
Messers Elliott W. Sp'-'.ngs
John I). Wylle motored up to C
lotte and attended the cotill'on
r night.
Mrs. M. F. Murelilnson of U?
eon, N. C., is the guest of '.or
Rev. Hugh R. Murchion.
Miss Nell Hough who has
teaching at Stover near I3lack i
has returned home.
Judge Ernest Moore has ret;
home from St. George where
heid court lat week.
Mr. J. II. Wltherspoon has
turned from a business
lanta.
Mrs. T. M. Jones lett :r.loy
her home jn Pulaskla Tonn ift
v visit to her daughter M*-s L
Upr.ngs.
Mr. Robert Mo. H. Matlldln
the week end t his home in Gr
ville.
Mr. C. K. Coiinony ? it
with relatives In Chester.
Mr. Willie Ross Moore came h
from BlshOpVille and spoilt
Sunday with his parents, Mr
Mrs. Ernest Moore.
Miss Jessie nuchanan of C
lotte has returned home after a
to Miss Etta Skipper.
Miss Mary Hood went yestei
' ^ to Rock Hill where she will 1
bridesmaid Wednesday eeenlng
the wedding of her cousin,
Essie Poag, and Mr. Edwin
Aldvett of Ellrebeth City, N. C.
Mrs. W. E. Pardue returned h
today from Union ville N. ti , wi
he has been visiting her f.t
Mr. W. J. McGuirt who i? crU'<
111.
Miss Lula McKle th i efhc
teacher of the Cross Roads sol
gave an Easter egg hunt Satui
afternoon on the school lawn wl
was much enjoyel by all prosen
Mr. H. R. Pardue leaves today
Atlanta Ha. tr? vtslf Vila r.f..
. y. v? H. Pardue.
Mr. Russell Mc. Elwee of f
Tlill spent Sunday In Lancaster.
Capt. and Mrs. A. II. Greene am
tie Miss Laura Gilbert Willi
were the Easter quests of Mr and
G. H. Greene In Rock Hill.
Mr. W. S. Hough spent Sunda;
Mathews. N. C.t
Misses Lucille Roswell, Kathe
and Jack Josey Wlnthrop iol
students came home Saturday t
Miss Perry Belle Bennett and sj
the week end with her here.
Mrs. M J. Perry went to B
Hill today to attend the weddlnj
her cousin Mr. Albert Johnson
Miss Carrie Anderson.
?.*Mlss Florence Moody of Gi
Is expected here today for a yfftl
Miss Molda Hodges
B. W. CROUCH QV-jfs SKNAT1
Has Qualified as Assistant U. -I. ]
trlct Attorney.
Saluda Special to Charlef
News and Courier April 11.?-?
ator B. W. Crouch who has accej
the appointment of Assistant lTni
States Attorney South Caro ilia
mailed his resignation as a mem
of the State Senate to I..leuten
Governor Charles A. Smith, Pr
dent of the Senate. The follow
Is a copy of the letter to the Lleul
ant overnor:
"Having accepted the appointm
of Assistant United States Attor
for South Carolina, I herewith 1
der my resignation as a member
the State Senate, the same to
come Immediately effective.
"In severing mv connect'oi *
the Senate of South CaroMii i 1
sire to express my apprmvatlon
the great kindness and conslderat
shown me by you as the presiding
fleer, and the als through you
express the same sentiment tow
each of my colleagues In that bod
Mr. Crouch has returned fr
Charleston, where on Wednesday
% took the oath of office and ente
upon his official duties.
He has received numerous lett
and telegrams from his frlei
throughout the State eongratu!
Ing him on his preferment.
A number of these were from
colleagues In the State Senate, t
without exception great regret i
exnreaeed that his aerlces In the
per branch of the General Asa em
would be lost to the State.
Raster Herrlce* In I .encash
Churches.
Contrary to the predictions of 1
weather man. Raster was fair i
balmy. In fact a more Ideal day ci
not well be Imagined. Sum
morning services were held at b<
the Methodist and Presbyter)
churches and sermons appropriate
the day wore preached hy the p
tors. Revs. E. T. Hodges and H.
Murchtson, respectively. At I
former house of worship the Eaa
decorations were beautiful. On 1
pulpit platform, choir an?l orgi
. lofts were hanrdsome palms, fei
and other ornamental plants, wh
T/ pots of hyacinths and tall crys
vases of red and white carnafc
^ added a striking note of color.
. vviiuciit WI uiti nunc I-jirn \ jj,
boon Property, was transferred to the cky |
' to the principal hospital, where he ur<
will bo In charge of the mechanical sev
force. his
rned Rules for tho government of , viti
1 e Institution and the medical staff
have been prepared by a committee w't
of the board, but will be given fur
rr" ther consideration before being an- m,
nounced. ^
for
Social News T"
A delightful meeting of the Fri- 1
een" day Afternoon Hook Club was that lTn
held lat week with Mrs. Hasel "'K
? r Witherspoon as hostess. After roll i t<?n
call, answered with current events, 1
a reading and discussion of several <*oc
ome scenes from "the Tempest." af- are
last forded both pleasure and profit, of
and When the program was concluded twi
appetizing refreshments in two i fed
. courses were served. Special guests I
ar" at this meeting were Miss Amvjof
v^sit Rhodes, professor of Latin at the hax
College for Women; Miss Frances sail
rday Adams of Boston, and Mrs. C. I).
?^ ? %j unun. IIIO
* * * * fro
a Mrs. A. P. Rodgers was hostss last Th<
Miss Week at the meeting of a new club Rtaj
F. In Lancaster, which Is composed
mainly of a few congenial neighbors 1
ome on Fhesterfield avenue. Rook was
played at this Initial meeting and a
r,"re pleasant afternoon was spent. Miss
ther Kate McManus scored highest and J
\l'.y received as a reward a dainty handembroidered
handkerchief. Mrs. R.
, N. Vanlandlngham cut the consolatlon,
a box of candy. After the j
(tool games the hostess served a tempting Api
rday three-course luncheon. The mem- '(anc
hioh hers of this new club are: Mrs. A. Noi
t P. Rodgers. Mrs. W. R. Thomson. I No.
Mrs. R. N. VanLandingham. Mrs. had
for fjeorge W. Williams, Mrs. D. Reece|of
. L. Williams, Mrs. W. F. Harper, Mrs. , log
,T. K. Connors, Miss Kate McManus, Th?
lock Miss Llllle Green, Miss Ressle Mc- Aft
Manus, Miss Annie Gregory, Miss sag
Corinne Thomson. I pra
A lit * * # roll
ams The Little Girls' Club was enter- mil
i^rs tatned Friday afternoon by Miss foil
Mary Gildersleeve Wylie. A feature ' j
of the occasion was the egg hunt. In S.
Y at which the guests found much merri- \
ment. Little Miss Laura Gliyrt the
rlne Williams succeeded in finding ethe (
. t most eggs and thus won the prize, a hi.
<>RO big Raster rabbit, while the booby, I
a little bunny, went to' Miss Mary Rol
?ent Woodley. A sweet course, consisting I 1
of jelly, molded to represent a nest re;,
ock eRK8 a"(U?ake, was served during < hil
the afteriyimn. A number of other sell
? ?* Raster egg hunts, large and small, |
and vs^Vo held on Friday. Saturday and
Monday and caused the children
rPer much happiness. The weather was
ideal, making each gathering all
1 to the more enjoyable. ' '
? ?
Mackey's hall was the scene of a
small, but very pleasant d ?nce. last
Friday evening given in honor o'
DIs- Misses Frances Nicholson of Union
Luclle Melton of C'ies?*- an.I Harriet i
iton l'^w'8- Music was furnished by a ?
?en- Charlotte orchestra and the jnR
?ted new dances were enjoyed till a late 8jPi,
Ited h?ur- San
has * * * HJt(
bPr Mrs. Oliver C. Rlackmon enter- j w
ant talned yesterday at her attractive fPel
esj. home on Rim street in honor of her tite
house guests, Misses Louise and J the
ten- Nannie Lee Sowell of Rock Hill, trie
Progressive games furnished the met
Pnt amusement and four tables of play- ach,
nPy ers enjoyed the games. After an spri
en_ hour or more of play a delicious 60c
i of salad course was served,
he
VETERANS MEET. f!
1th
IH'legates and S|M?nwors to Reunion I II
' 1 Elwtwl.
?r' The Confederate veterans of Lan?.
caater county met at the court house
? on the 11th day of April, 1914, with
ftr<,, the following In attendance;
!y' W. A. Marshall, J. D. Caskev, J. M.
?JT1 Hough. R. J. Lowery,, B. A. Oalner,
n* B. F. Halle. O. D. Williams, J. M.
^ Haglna, J. B. Rowell, W. B. Bruce,
A. M. Taylor, J. R. Lucas, W. O. A.
Porter, Fred Lucas, T. B. Craig, W.
Q. C?.k?T.
I Miss Bula Caakey was unanlmousj,l8
ly elected sponsor for Dixie Camp,
ind and Miss Ellen Porter waa elected
vaB maid of honor.
up- | It was decided to hold the annual
bly reunion on the 6th day of August, ||
11914, at Hopewell church grounds,
and a committee on arragements was
sr ' appointed, consisting of W. O. A.
Porter, J. M. Hough and W. T. Vanthe
Landlngham.
ind W. A. Marshall. B. A. Oalner and
an- W. B. Bruce were elected delegates,
lay with W. Q. Caskey, J. M. Hough and
)th W. T. Vafi Landlngham as alternates,
Ian to the Confederate reunion to be held
to at Jacksonville, Fla., on the 6th. 7th
as- and 8th of May next. II
R. I A rMAfnilnn waa -
. ^.?wrr uuniou CU1U J Kill
the unanimously adopted, expressing j I111
ter thanks to the ljanoaster Pharmacy |III
the and Dr. W. F. I,aney. for courtesies | jjl
an, extended In furnishing cold drinks I III
rns for the veterans,
itle W. Q. A. PORTER,
tal Commander.
>ns W. T. VANLANDINOHAM. \)?
I Adjutant. I
r\
CIIA\(iKS AT sr\T?-2 AS\ l.fJ.M. ?
l)r A. II. Patterson. of It.unwell i?
Have Cl?n:ge of stale Park.
Columbia Special to CharVsU u
k,,e News and Courier Apr'l lv?Dr.
Margaret Whlo-t-tn'.ns of CheB'er |
,F county has been ele ted <n '.art\ phy- prj
Mrs. in;,., at the State Ho.ip>t&l ?o- .he .
Insane, succeed *ng l)r. iLk-noru I>.
it*>n- Saunders. Dr. White tides was se'- ('r<
ected to fill the place temporarily
RU* some weeks ago. and this was made I j
permanent at the meeting of the 1 ns
the board of regents this afternoon, it
Miss was announced. litt
Dr. A. H. Patterson, of Barnwell, |{0
was elected as physician in charge of
81 ^ the State Park.
!har- Miss Willie R. Steele who tinniml Ti'ri
last as director of nurses of the princl- j jp
pal hospital. She has been connect- ,
ed with the Hospital for about
IX'"" twenty years. ! but
son, Mr. W. H. Wylle, who has been ;
?nnnrl??tniwlo??* '?f *1*^
iVhen the Hancock steams south . ,
lorrow she will probably be ac- Ba0fl
npalned by the U. S. hospital ship tree
ace, under orders to hasten the 'ron
vement of the Hancock. mos
\RKNT-TEACIIP3RS* MEETING. frag
beln
ilgsville School House Scene of sldei
Interesting Session. llch<
Vt 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon, eye
ril 10th, tho Parent-Teachers' fron
I Improvement Association of are
rth Lancaniaer met at Oraigsville,
1, school house. Exercises were
I by the children first, consisting . '
original stories. readings, diaues,
recitations and declamations. ?re*
i children did unusuallly well. Cl?1
er the reading of a few pas- how
es of Scripture by the president, tenu
yer by Rev. W. S. Patterson, the weel
I was called by the secretary and are
lutes read and adopted. The theii
owing program was carried out:
V $tory, Easter Time, by Rev. W.
Patterson. yj
Vhat the Parent Can Learn fron
Child Mrs. J. W. Craig.
^ultivatlne Social Omfoa Mr i or
Craig. Pfrt
s the Child to Blame9 Mr*. I'. L. ?* 1
:>inson. whle
i'hey were all papers and very woil esBa
! A'ter th? :ne..t'.ig closed the Or
Idren ? i oa ?-g.: *" >' 'i tr-" her
ool grounds. comi
COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION. from
rema
from
to cure a Cold in One Day tshet
eUX AT rvitnROMO Quinine. It.topxth* Bver
"h ? '1 II' mil works off the Cold
""II it fails to curr
** ?n<*h box. 25>
Th
of M
mgthens Weak and Tired Women, hlms
I was under a great strain nursa
relative through three months' dear,
mess," writes Mrs. J. C. Van De for h
do, of Klrkland, 111., and "Electric man
.ers kept me from breaking down, titles
ill never be without it." Do you wajtf
tired and worn out? No appe- not (
and food won't digest? It isn't
spring weather. You need ElecBitters.
Start a month's treat- wn'"
it today; nothing better for stom- ro8t
, liver and kidneys. The great pared
ng tonic. Relief or money back,
and fl.OO, at your Drueerist
~~ 1
JYOU SEEjnpHEVl
For durability; low cost of
tfecre,-aftd-get-back; qualit
FORD. None bettter at a 113
v * f ? . f? v
. man wno o\vi## one. CaIT,
for demonstration.
I
PLYLER BROS. & R.
Heath Springs,
Distributors for Lancac
?I1KT,ANCASTKR NKWS, A
Tocal dots
G
?The Dry Creek School will close
day next after a five months ses Ti
s taught by Prof and Mrs. W. J. alon
?en.
?Mr. W. L. Slstare of Riverside "j"2
ed.
t a flue Jersey cow Saturday. a Cf
?Mrs. E. E. Cloud and ono of the he
le girls are sick with gtippe. whil
ck Hill Record you
?Miss Annie Bell returned
day to Hock Hill after uuring lit- *jlat
Marion Sims Witlierspoon. Jr.. Und?
o was sick with meales last .vcek ovei
has now recovered. cast
?Mr. C. S. Starnes will -eletMate tr'<M
eighty eighth birthday next Satlay,
Arpil 18 at his home about hole
en miles north of Lancaster all
friends and neighbor are m- ?
UU'B
ad to come to hi homo that day a d(
h well filled baskets. med
box
\KE REFUGEES ^
FROM TAMPICO r'?hl
who
cupl
uisports Hancock and Solace He- rron
celve Orders to Proceed to
Mexican Port. side
S'ew Orleans. April 12. The himi
ited States transport Hancock to- neai
ht received orders from Washii g- man
to proceed at once to Tampico. Pik<
!t Is understood here that the llank
will take aboard refugees who
fleeing from the hattle swept city DAI
Tampico, where sharp fighting he'en
Mexican constlutionali.-ts and pnap
erals has been reported.
The Hancock will take on 4 00 tons
coal, filling her bunkers, which
re an 800-ton capacity, and will ,
I tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock T1
The vessel arrived here two bull!
nths ago, bringing 950 marines that
m the first advance base regiment, pij-d
s marines will remain at the naval wh<.
Hon here. It Is stated
1M?T L 14, 1914.
BE SEEN IN A CEMETE
Kinds and Descriptions of l\
luided Persons There in Their
Last Resting Place.
reading and literary crlticis
h were the subjects of wrttt
ya.
le day she had occasion to reml
maid-of all work of some sho
ng. This led to a week's notl
the latter, accompanied by L
irk: "Sure, and I won't take tb
the like* of you. who hasn't C
I her eddycatlon yet."?New Yo
ilng Post.
Found His Titles Costly.
e Duke of Wellington was Prim
'aterloo, though he never calli
elf bo, and had many other
for which he once had to pi
He told a man to order dlnn
tm at a particular hotel, and tl
did so. mentioning all the duke
Presently the duke came ai
d a long time. "Is the dinm
coming?" he asked; "why don
bring the dinner?" "We ai
ng," replied the waiter, "for tl
of the party." They had pr
I dinner for about twenty peopl
ERYWHERE"
iip-keep and go- I
;ies select a
7 price. Ask the
'phone or write ill
B. MACKEY,
S.C
iter County.
ik? a walk through the cemet
e and you will pasB the rest
e of a man who blew Into
zle of a gun to see if it was lo
A little farther down the slope
ank who tried to show how cl<
could stand to a moving tr
le it passed. In strolling ab
see the monument of the hli
who tried to start the tire w
sene. and a grass-covered kr
covers the boy who put a <
>r the mule's tail That tall sh
a man who blew out the g
s a shadow over the boy v
i to get on' a moving train. S
side the pretty creature who
s had her corset laced on the 1
i and the intelligent idiot v
i a bicycle nine miles in ten rr
sleep unmolested. At repose
ictor who took a dose of his o
icine. There with a top of a si
driven over his head is a rich
who married a young wife. Av
there reposes a boy who wi
ng on Sunday, and the won
kept strychnine powders in i
joard. The man who stood
t of the mowing machine to
sickle is quiet now and rests
the careless brakemon who
self to the seventy-ton engine, e
by may be seen the grave of i
who tried to whip the editor
> County Post.
NTIEST OF BIRD'S NES
le Leaf of Ordinary Size Will C
ceal the Home of the Humming
Bird.
ie most exquisitely dainty ho
I by the bill and feet of birds
of the ruby throated humml
, says a writer In the Craftsm
>n completed It Is scarcely larf
i an English walnut and Is usua
lied on a small horizontal limb o
or shrub frequently many f?
1 the ground. It Is composed
t entirely of soft plant flbe
ments of spiders' webs sometin
g used to hold them In shape. T
s are thickly studded with bits
in. and practiced Indeed Is t
of the man who can distinguish
> a knot on the limb. The eg
the size of quinine plllB.
though the humming bird's ni
zceedtngly frail, there appears
othlng on record to show that a
,t numbers of them come
f during the summer rains. It
ever, not called upon for a lo
re of occupancy. Within thi
lis after the two little white eg
laid the young have departed
r tiny pinions.
ibducted In Her School Days,
le mistress was a leading momt
le village woman's club, ana w
Icularly Interested In the cours
wyj
il i TCS
IIMON
wn Wi
ioe M Sum 11 Loans are a Teat
old , ,
my l^voiy merchant, tarmcr
ent P
tan Ml vocation ol life, are at tir
the M .
in w on his Bank for assistant
be- M dealing with a large and
in?i W is helpful.
the |Wi
? This is a Bank for 1)1
[M
fail also a Hank for BOKK1
TS &
ra standing.
You arc cordially invi
checking account with us.
me
? THE BANK OF
: The Old Rc
?et gjajl _____________
aiTfl,
#a jrr^^ *
les
b0? Business Notices Bv
h? IMI'Ol'NDED One Black row. Owni
tt I to
'gs er an>^et her by paying for nd. rui
and feed bill. TVd^ess M. Gooch. solid
puj Lancater, S. C., Route? No. -tr you I
_ servh
nT THE LANCASTER TELEPHONE Ea8tfl
i will
to CO: Announces that they will very I .U (j ^
Is, soon ratit on a new directory and that Home
-ng calls VfrH-~tTV made by numbers. All of br?
"?? those contemplWrrBkJi^talling Phon- |ianios
please notify them ailTtire I.ancas- IV'1' I1
OQ IIP, I
ter Telephone Co. that they ma/ be nlr.h
listed properly. thing
Mark
I _
I HEREB^ forbid anyone harboring
tor or paying afty- to imy boy, I WAN
,aa Fred, seventeen years olcTS?S. C. bo,
Vaughn. I kinds
108 Mark
m.
en VETERINARY SURGEON.
I have located in Lancaster for the , cjK
nd practice (of my profession, and nm
rvrnr^o ??r? <1* ?-* 4 m#vo 4 '* * * *
,v- uoai your nve biock tor
ce any and an^NUseases. Calls answered
be day of night. cTHtKjjje at Gregory- FOR
t Hood Live Stock Comply. j hoi
. W. H. BOTZ, Veterinary Surgeon, fence
Graduate U. S. C. Veterinary Sur- healtl
r*1 geons, Washington, D. C. raontl
Notice of Discharge.
Notice is tiereby given that the un- i WE T
dersigned wrU, as guardian of Maggie j 2 !
^ B. Love, on cH^3 0th day of April, |I2.BO
make his fithkLreturn aa such ply C
guardian and apply tW the probata ?
court of Lancaster counW for letters WAN'
er dismlssory. j mlr
WILLIE A. LOVE. ! eoon,
i'b Guardian of Maggie B. Love. Want
id March 31, 1914. |before
re DR*C. B. PRATT, s't"
ie \ Dentist, to ten
e- Khone 28A. '
? Office over Lancaster Pharmacy. Kgrsh
Office hours, 9 to 1; 2 to 6.
? ? runi
^ 0I^
Graun Privileges
MONEY IN WHEAT BUY1
brin
Puts and eiuta are the safest and do the
.. . \ . , . Stands
surest method of trading In wheat, g
corn or oats, ^iecauso your loss is
absolutely United to the amount TYPE1
bought. Nq fw^her risk. ^*
Positively the fkost profitable way
of trading. g C. Snii
Open an accourc. You can buy 10 ter's Ii
puts or 10 calls Vi 10,000 bushels
grain for $10, or\pu can bay both ( orapa
for $20, or as many more as you wish. ~
An advance or decline of 1 cent gives
you the chance to take $100 profit.
A movement of 5 cents, $600 profit. 3p,K ^
Write for full particulars and Bank ' ncrr*
References. prlcen
R. W. NEUMANN wlthou
New First National Bank Building Lancan
MONEY TO LOAN.
? i wi:
I am now Vf*P*red, as heretofore, day, a
to negotiate lma ef $800 and up- nf
wards en first mortgage on leap rowed ^
cottea farms la Laoc-alter oouaty, oa *
long time, repayeble Jin annual in- ?11
stallmenta at 7 perAent interest. armi"
No commission charged. Only s
m nuu (ui
small fee for furnishing abstract of Terms
at 10:1
R. E. WYL.IE,
Attorney at-I,aw.
*
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313l313fiOFl[|3
>AN|
L11
ure of this Bank. ?
tiV
and men in every ^
lies obliged to call
e. Thii^s where W
stkon(j\axk M
S
:i'()SiTOi;S, and g
OWEBS of good ^
w
m
tod to have vonr M
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5
LANCASTER g
:liable.
0
isiness Notices
OUR CUSTOMERS?We are
ining only one market now and
t your business We will give
best of meata and prompt
;e.^?tPfcone us y ur orders for
>r. A latgo shir an nt of Shad
arrive tolay and one of trout
)lack fishVrNL mulet tomorrow,
mber we carina complete line
>akfast bacon. curTftkham, boiled
etc., fresh country pork. We
or only 4he best str.U fed cat
horefore, are prepared to futyou
the best beof. If it's someto
eat, call us. The City Meat
et. 54-55
TED-^-To buy good cattle, pork
,s, alsb-?-HWT^hens and all
of green hidesT~>Clty Meat
et. 54-55
rai,fV-<food horse for sale
sap. Rennett-TWwy Co.
54
RENT?Two nice 4-room
isosC Inclosed hv nice wire
, werT' lut'li toT! high, try ant
ly, with city water, at $8.00 per
i each. R. P. HorU:i, Agent.
54-57
iOW HAVE A CAR LOAD No.
rhdngltin e;Mly for delivery at
per thousatflL Builders' Supo.,
Lancaster, S. C. 54-55
rED?To buy your cow hides,
ik, potter, musk rat, 'possum.
uneeTTT?pwrt iuni-?^horse hides.
6,000 pounds at oncls^ See me
> you sell. Capers Cauthen.
1R5 read my free offer. This
aiN^your address entitles you
dayl?" IPUlilmAifttthat positively
all female weJTfcHesses. Adwlth
stamp. Mrs. M. A. Hilton,
aw, S. C. 52-59-P
iENT?Two four-room cottages
Uarr street. Apply to W. P.
ft* ^ 51-54
<EWLY Hatched Chicks or
g^us your eggs to hatch. We
! tnf'h:?T*tI7nie 64,"TWycall on
ird Toultry Yards, Lancaster,
WRITER RIRBON3?We have
tock two color (red and purypeVrlter
ribbons for UnderRoyaTrunyet,
Mrmarch and L.
th machines. Theelr'ahe "Cardeal,"
the best on the market.
7 5c. Lancaster Publishing
ny.
'ED?Clean. r-_ga at Tho News
fl hAfAr* hl1*lnB n?iwt>
in door", and windows, oar
aro "rfghTTtmL material is
t oqual. Bulldo^VRupply Co.,
iter, S. C. 5461
Administrator's Rain
I soli at public auction on Frttril
17, 1*14, at the residence
llt^John K. Harris, deosaaod,
> personal prqoerty, to-wit:
lold and kltche^ furniture,
K tools, one bugj\ and harinn
wagon and harafe^a, oorn
flder, one mule, one yearling,
of sale cash, sale commences
JO a. m.
JOHN C. HARRIS.
Administrator.
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