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u LOCAL DOTS ?Tlio best of feeling prcuiled in the Democratic county convention. Lancaster Leeds us usual. ?The Lancaster* Chaper, IT. D. C., will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. Y. Williams. ?The governors of the chamber of commerce will meet tonight for the purpose of electing a permanent secretary. ?Little Jay Blackmon lias been ill with pneumonia for several days, but we are glad to report that he is better. ?On Friday, May 1, 20 persons (11 white and 0 colored 1 stood the teachers' examination held at the court house. ?Mr. John Hammond and Miss Emma Stroud, both of this place, were married Sunday. May 3, Magistrate J. M. Knight officiating. ?County Superintendent of Education will not be in nls office Saturday as he will attend the commencement picnic at Oakhurst that day. ?Mr. James Ernest Stogner and Miss Minnie Pearl Byrd were married Sunday at the home of the bride's mother. Rev. J. F. Hammond officiating. ?Magistrate W. J. Crenshaw of Van Wyck was in town Monday and turned over to County Treasurer Hilton $90.80, fines colected in his 1 court the past quarter. ?Miss Mary Ellen Eaves is ill at the homo of Mrs. W. E. Taylor, with whom she boards. Miss Bessie McManus Is teaching her grade until Miss Eaves is able* to resume work. ?The Memorial Day exercises will be held next Monday afternoon, May 11, and a former Lancastrian, the Hon. Thomas F. Mr _?w of Yorkville. has been Invited to ..take the address on that occasion. ?-Hon. W. 0. Hough's name has been added to the list of speakers at the Beaver Creek church for Saturday, next. The gathering at Beaver Creek promises to be a big one with a most interesting program. ?We note^hat Mr. Charter Culp's name is given, with honorable mention on the honor roll of the Furman Fitting School. Mr. Culp is a member of the second class of the Fitting School and is making a good record there. ?The wind, which has been blowing a sharp gale during the day. got under the box-ball alley tent of Plyler Brothers and razed It to the ground. The hustling Plyler boys are now busily engaged In reerecting It and will be ready for business again by tomorrow. ?The three traveling men who were on tho committee which awarded the prizes at the exhibition of tho names on may nay, ntct not linger long in town after announcing their decision and they did not yjven leave word as to where they were going. ?The ladies who arranged the ^ program for May Day exercises deservo the thanks of the whole community. It was a gala day for everybody and we.s thoroughly enjoyed. j* The next thing in order is a Chautauqua for Lancaster. Let's arrange for one right away. ?Messrs. W. B. Bruce, William Knight. G. W. Williams W. Q. Caskey. John Bell. W. A. M shall. J. E. Rowoll, John S. Black ion, J. M. Riddle and Joe Walke' are among the veterans of Lancaster county who are attending the rcuhion at Jacksonville this week. Other Lancastrians who left today for the reunion city are Messrs. Mobley Parks, W. B. Gulp, It. J. Glenn, Turner Gulp, 1 loll is Horton. B. Cunningham, M. A. Blackmon, Will Blackmon, Abrnm Gulp and Miss Belle King. Look Out l or Thieves, Late Saturday afternoon, while the force In the store were busy, some one abstracted from the safe of J. F. Mackey Company, the door of which had been left partially open, a large pocketbook containing 1 several thousand dollars worth of notes, mortgages and other papers. On the same night some one entered the office of the Lancaster ' Light & Power Co., and stole all the 1 loose change that had been left in 1 the till. About a wek ago, Judge Moore's larder was entered and a lot of pro- f visions stolen. Our citizens should be o nthe look- s out for thieves, as it appears that they are on the rounds at this time. Card of Thanks. | m The Mamie Fraser Society of the Presbyterian church wishes to express its appreciation to the good people of Lancaster for so heartily co-operating in making the May l)av festival such a success. We wish to ^ mention especially the mayor and the j police force for assisting in the i(| march, the merchants for their un- |( usually attractive floats, the mother for bringing out their babies and The Lancaster News for It valuable t| aid. M I) J Pi Tii.MJfin * *** w * ? lUltJ! J.*. IVDIlOb >YiliMAlV^, , President. Keep liowrl Movement Regular HI Dr. King's New Life 1*1 11k keep stomach, liver and kidneys in healthy condition. R(d the body of poisons and waste. Improve your complexIon hy flushing the liver and kid-!fr neys. "I got more relief from one pi box of Dr. King's New Life Pills Rr than any medicine I ever tried," says -C. E. Hatfield, of Chicago, III. 25c ei VI at your druggist. da [ch Cars* AW Sores, Otter Remedies Won't Curs 80 The worst caaea, tie matter of how ten* at ending ' '' ere cared hy the woaderful, old reliable IX Porter'* Antiseptic Healing Oil. It rellerer Pa 1m and Ilea'- at (he mbc time, 25c. 50c. $1.0* t TIIE TjANCA TIIK CIIAMBKK or COMMKIH K. llow l.annistcr Has Helped Greon- PERSO ville. The following letter, receive*! by ??? the temporary secretary of the Mr. It. E. Wylie s chamber of commerce, shows how relatives in Hock II i ,1111#, in i H. J. White, Esc Lancaster has helped Greenville and bar ,s town (J how she may help herself through Miss Louise Sow her business organization: is the guest of Miss Greenville, S. C., April 30, 1914. monit i r? mLu ii Mr. M. S. With* Mr. J. P. Mackorell, Sunday from u bus Secretary Chamber of Commerce, lanta. Lancaster, S. C. Col. and Mrs. L Dear Sir:?I am very glad to ha-e turned yesterday im your favor of the 29th inst., enclos- ^ j p.,vse, ing copy of your Constitution and daughter, Mrs. j. 1 By-Laws. I hope your chamber is lumbia. getting along splendidly. If it wUI Misses Maude an contribute to the development of a js relati\ number of citizens as valuable as one ? #?. ? . - 111 I'M. U. I?. I'iill you have given us, Dr. J. B. Bruce, Salem is the guest the chamber may well congratulate Mrs. Ada Hough. itself. Personally, 1 believe that one ,. '^1rs' J: sPani ? , the guest of her pi of the greatest functions of the chain- Mrs. C. T. Connors. ber of commerce is the development Miss Mayme CI of constructive community leader- Springs was the gm ship. We should be pleased to co- Ml";keV '??t week-< .... . Mr. and Mrs. J. operate with you at any time we can Miss Sudie Neely be of service. week-end In Rock J. Yours very truly. Miss Inez Hou ALBERT S. JOIINSTONL, Chatauqua week in her sister, Mrs. E. F Secretary. Mrs R E .Wylie arlne Wylle are th CIVIC LEAGUE GETS BUSY. W..L" U?ddf,y?ln R< | Mrs. M. J. Perry Jacksonville. She "Clean Up Week" Begins Tuesday, in Tampa before r< May 12. TTi^la? Nannie Lee Hill has been spen At a meeting held with its secre- with Mrs. Oliver C tary, Mrs. R. C. Brown yesterday af- Misses Maude an ternoon, organization of the Civic an<* '"'(he Culp left . sonville to spend rc League was completed by the adop- frjen(js tion of a constitution and by-laws. Mrs. Olive M. Li In addition to the officers already is visiting her motl elected, Mrs. C. D. Jones was made Moore, ^and her si: treasurer. As its first specific work '^,r McCra the league decided to inaugurate a rew days with his w "Clean-up Week." This Is to begin "Shack" Jr., at the next Tuesday. Mav 12. and continue T. Connors. ? o / . " >1 it -/ " After being bride through Saturday, May 16. A com- (,lnK ,n woodruff mittee was appointed to petition the i,illie Oreen is now mayor to co-operate with the Civic for the Music Festb League in this work, having the ^ Mr. Mrs. It I . . . . , . .. . Green, LeConte Ma dump cart out constantly during that KU80n> jr and Mis! time to collect the trash and cart it motored to Camden away. The town authorities are also Misses Gladys T> urged to see that back lots and Nathan of Heath S charming week-end streets are given a thorough clean- Annie Lynn Caroth ing and all drains and ditches put in Record. a sanitary condition. Everybody in Miss Ploride Care Lancaster is urged to help the Civic third grade of the . . . school, has resigned League with this much needed jeft iast night to "Clean-up Week." Pickens. LANCASTER DEFEATS CAMDEN. At the beginning of the game be- jmTTTTf|T^jm|| tween Lancaster and Camden Satur- r day afternoon, it looked as if it m would be another 19-7 in Camden's I g favor, due to the fact that Lancaster had no catcher to hold the mighty BPStl/./v""'ASflS J Eugene Hough, whose spitlcrc were F^^^W||j||j||j|jyi|| breaking ferociously, but instead ElvvlbSiai?i J Lancaster won by a score of 8-7. / Camden made four runs in the Skill first inning on excusable errors ITTR want yojfto of . the catcher. Howevr, the VV Zcma-Fo, ^ne pi mango or batteries. Hough, K. we otter you aJlsolut i> . i 'i* * it i r? 50c bottle?theiiAou ca and Hough, J. T.. to Lingle, It. j?at what it willllo. and Hough K., resulted in a tighten- F.x-Zema-Fo ivTf 7 ing up of the whole home team, let- liquid scientifically pr< ting Camden make only three more chemists. It is as clean t. runs in the remaining eight innings, w'" n"| Ma'n your clot . . ,1 ,v externally, the same as securing only two hits off Hoseop . . . Ex /. in.i Im> is part iculp I.ingle's puzzling cirves. Their f'.n u ill . i. i - . i i i o .. i T? tt? r, lii t Rii s, s runs netted and h I- One hit n k j, , a home run, close to a ftful ball. Barber'*Itch, Rcdj , cor i / i J I lie praise ot Canon t. r y >e to ..kin, , M Toy Gregory, wht) played an error- !'" ? til w i ss game of 12 dssists on shortstop, a come i .ick. r a pugone Hough fes both pitcher. ; !,;.V ' I tatcher and hattc|r, who secured a tried cvervihinir ctsoKef tome run and shiglc out of four V,*' 1 1 nat In why ?ran nilpri .imes at bat, to Cliauncey Cregory further than (Jiian.nte. l\ .... . I,. ... . .in you free a regular 50c l>ot\ or his three-base Huts. Robert Alii- make good from the Vtry fij .on for er#rless 1 fi put outs on firs', I> n't put <tf mailing tl , _ ? ?,,# 1, i qay?do It now thin momci ind RoscAe Lingle for his superb this page?i?r this infer is h lit Hi III IT I " " " " 1 Cul out this coupon t ill* iiiii^. | ? Narvold Chomlcal Co., E The gaile was won in the ninth J | have never tried Kx-Z. lining wln^i, with two tuen on bases, i s,um>Iv mc with a .so pai Imith, the Camden pitcher, threw J N" "?e he ball over first, letting two men Achlr.? core. Five of Lancaster's runs were | i ?x ^ nrned and two of Camden's. tj.. i??jx flatteries: Camden, Smith and For Sale By: Vatkins; Lancaster, Hough, K. and lough, J. T.. Lingle. R. and tfonch uTivuoin .n.?w !. Umpire, K. 8. Stuart. Timo, 1 l<nno?strr, our, 80 mlntitos. Attendance, 100. Xotire of l>iNotice Is hereby Rh I'lrr nl Dr. C. B. Prat Cm Office. derslKu.-d will, as /y tatofof Mary I'?m Oa l-'ri<l . > ii. .!, !, ju-t :> tin ; r 1 <: ,V , yB. iir.ult' had r? t< la d l?r. Strait's resi- I'turn a Vdi fnmn eneo, tho alarm of firo was given '1 , , . . , count] for letteraldia lid inanv vehicles tnrneii ,n.i r.a wed the lio>o wagon to the scene Guardan of Mary I f the fire. It proved to be in the M;;y 4, 1H14. irk office of Dr. ('. B. Pratt, over ____________________ le Lancaster I'harmancy, but was ' ttlnguished before any great dam<e was done. ?? ' I L* toneboro School to Close with En- \ tertainmcnt. ('HOICKS On Friday night, May 8th, the oneboro graded school will give a J, ee entertainment, to which the iblic is cordially Invited. The pro- The State, The cm, which consists of songs, pinvs, c., will begin at 8 o'clock. Next Atlanta Georgi) iy there will be at Beaver Creek urch an educational and Sunday the latest Mag: hool rally with basket picnic or __________ e grounds. n e. w. bodie, btanc Principal Stoneboro School. ' ??^ STER NEWS. MAY 5. 1914. flAlS !Business Not pent Sunday with [111. I., of the Rock $50.00 RKWARD is offered ui' business todav. ni*?relienBlon and eonvlc ell of ltock Hill the Jessie Lee Black- <>f March on my place, si; A. Blackmou. ^rspoon returned ??? incss trip to At- LOST, STRAYKD Oil STi Frgm my premises t\v<^ we erov Serines re-lone I nil M 11 Uli.. ?? ,n orning from Now ' and breast. white ring ;fl>u? | Reward offered.?'Phone (Jr 11 r Is visiting her |'*' Maker, Ileath Spring:;?-K< B. Poore, in Co- 1. <1 Fanny Jordan LISTEN?I)o you need r es In Charlotte aw^unt of hay before on We best th; ton of Winston- at rock hottoniTirirci^i h'i^ of her mother, lars per ton in field, buyer from cocks. Cunningham F i of Columbia is 51 nrents, Mr. and FOR SAhK?9,000 acres o Itngan of Heath ' ?J r <? ~< est of Mrs. It. B. prices from $75 to $3o pe nil. J. It. Smith, Winnsboro, S.C. P. Robinson and spent the past TRY ^ LOAD X>? ALFAL {HI. AfteNyou"TTave once leh is spending are sure to plant some. C fcltock Hill with ham Farm. 58-6 :*cioud. and Miss Kath- TYPEWRITER RIBBONS?' e guests of Mrs. in stocktwo color (red s >ck Hill. pie) tvnPWTH^c?rfk^ons for left yesterday for wood, Royal, Oliver, MonaYtH will visit friends c. Smith machines. These al ^turning. Iter's Ideal," the best on the Sowell of Rock price 85c. Lancaster PtJ ding a few days j Ttlnck mnti I'm, o ? r -? *- " ! , Wu o/v i*rj?warren iiock e d Belle Williams j setfrup Si 00- Trmiato p today for Jack- dozen 2^1!.' I'.iTphant RJW^Ci union week with 15 and 20 cents each. Mr? I Craig, Lancaster, S. C. ndsay of Clieraw J ier, Mrs. Nancy FOR SAMi^Flrst to flfteer *tcr, Mrs. It. L. | flftytonsATTHTH^-hir^^J ! ton in field. No trouble, dy Is spending .a , scales on farm. Cunninghai ife and little son, | 5) home of Mr. C. J ^^ 5Sft~k* mTss No: Six-Sixty in Spartanburg > al. ' This it a prescription prepared i I. Mackey, Frank for MALARIA or CHILLS &. ckey, A. B. Fer- Five or six doses will break any j Mayme Clingan jf taken then as tonic the Fevc Sunday. return. It acts on the liver b< vttty and Mary Calomel and does not gripe or si< iprings were the guests of Miss ? ? ers?Rock Hill ?)R Q g PRAT*] iy, teacher of the pJ|*"J'oo* Central graded I h ne . her position and OVGr0 (La1nC4""Pl r her home in offlce hour8- 0 to * 2 to 6. ' VfeTteRlXAltV StJRC.Kt Ft 1^ I have located In Lancastei KC/C/ practice of my profession, iniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim jp-epared to your live s _ r. ^ anv and all siloooooa ? ? " # " "vu?\JU. VUIIO 41 day of nigirt?--CTrtP me at ( n-Hlct Hood Live Stoe^^ompany. rv- W. H. nOTijr Veterinary 5 MA-pfj Graduate U. SVjC. Veterlnai F* * * geons, Washington, D. C. yfiininiiiiiiiiiiiMi ???-? r Notice of K lection. For Whereas, one-third of the pj. ? and one-third of the free-hoi Utsoraers siding ill New Hethel school know about F.x- ( No. 10, in Lancaster county, 1 'cat skin remedy, titioned the county board ol ply free a regular lion to order an ele<J>mr- t? in see for yourself mine whether or nulran ad levy of four (4) miffs shall 1/ rJTrtkjess, odorless on all real and personal prop rpaVd by expert school purposes. r? u* as water and We hereby order tlieY lecli< heX-you applj it hold by the trusteesXif s;1i f / I I / m ,\ r. house. f f A t I I ( ' ,, , |nil c rty for taxation njlu i lilb I l the country to tax receipts and jnlRtrritiot : n in iron !:, ?te8 shall be aljBwed to > - t \\i scl do ill have , rP. g , , Imp opoiunK find closiiu; l Imndri'ds< f letters ^hall be tlie samV as in uH ? Ironi I#.nl Mho elections. oro they heard <4 y a LTX'M.!' J. K. CONNOR I to go even a step /.i iiin Fo and give ?L ( . KI< IIAK , -? ? know it will County Hoard of Kducii r.-t applii aiion. i<" coupon another it. In (c<re you turn Notice of I'dertion. Whoreas, one-third of the < ir..:.;"';;.and one tliird of the free-hole ma lrn. phase siding in Pleasant Plain schr kage i re. I iriet. No. 33, in, Laneast< J . have petltlonetb'ihe county i>> i education to ofriler an !? Con i termlne whetler or not n ."-I ,.,i,. J levy of three ntJlts sltal! lie vritt___] on till real and perluial propc school purposes. / We lierehv r?r?li</ tl>?> .!< . >i<* i hold by the trn t/os of said I* ? COMl'.WV, . Plain school dis/lct, X ?. 5! < C. day. May 22, at rhki-si'it f\ain ?? house. 1 charge which elect Jlii only su< ' en -* * 'C.I ,ors ?s return re/ or poiMosa uardlanjUTxX ' JMliavron the 1 x receipts and re : tr run 'Arv:-'w ,:i" i-e ..lh.w.-u t? <t. Baa and apply . ^J?. ?P?n,n* c.,oh1t||? or I tu uter *,,H" ,>r ,1"' 'ame J,s ?? a)l f in i mo rv elections. \ l\l\ ! V. A. LINCLE. ,,Y. V 1 '? .T. G. KH'li \R1> ^V%- Mmor. , j K. connori County Hoard of Educut ATTA DAVIS I ' ttAIJS AND SMOKERS} SUPPLIES. Ml lie Daily PapeVs Colurr^la Record, The Charlotte Observer an, Sunday\merican. A complete line ol azines. Eacl purchase appreciated. 1 in HOTEL ROYAL ices SFT.ASIHF AffllLI i? wj tk ibJ| ** vvrit(Mn~ uA V. IJ WEEK _Jj it grows C A yi jM'll <Iol- w " rA ?At* V \Jlrz? r Jy^r ^ ^r7\ i V>- load \\BOO v I J-60-P-P / ' ^ PAY DAY is a very good day to ^*rre- X- .. XI 6i-p -duiik, iur men yoi ire not so ?i fa hay. some more conveiiiciit time. A you Running- jn 0-F-P SVo have Our Savings Dei ind pur- ? 1 i and" cac^ pay day will soon place yo ^market" financial condition where you a iblishing without worry. Kgs, per ll *111 Is ^ START AN ACCOUNT W lth M?v 4 Per Cent InttJest, Compound SAVINGS ACC01 n Farm. 5-60-f-P ? "THE OLD RELI Six THE BANK OF L especially c.E.e,"d Lancaster, J r will not ;tter than :kcn. 25c ? = ALUMJNUN wjiKi PRICE NO LONGER IN orty for 3-Quart Peruclator foi* $1.08. Ga . stores for loss than $3.00. Every tii to ho it Now as chap. \Vc arc agents for the C ; fncturing Co.. who make two-thi i school . Aluminum Ware sold, and we get buy them and possess the best as il prop- 1 it tlx ir We invite the ladies to come to our i cert IBennett i en ns. ition.. One dozen Guano Distributors, \ sell now at half price, $2.50. lectors l,.r r,. iol (lis- ?? coimtv. . IW.L.DOU uy for SHOES PGR MEN A ii to bo r /X /' X the s 1 ri, / I y\ & wo i * AD \R?PU: v ?,r?- V^w v^l v~- ft) 1 7 7>3M w-A*./r Jw l' ' I / J \ s" /J J shoes a / I the wor n *<. >? . N ^" uoral / '? v'xy *N^yca r i; / i ,. "j <ind dependabi!ity\ Tlii: ?/V^ Nw mean that they flare ^ t A Nx service more than looks; ion Aj. .'v? \\J that they comhinJ gract . vVu A accurately propor/ioned ?<>ud work man snip, wi / -Tj^^O\ materials which! alone L 'TOCTC' unt*er everyday \\jjar. THE BEST $2.00, $2.50 A >L. \N [boys^HOE^P^TH^ \ BUY W. Lm DOUGLAS sA VXs' OET YOUR MONEY'S1 ? SOLD BY f ROBINSON-CLOl For Results?Try a '<! ^ ^ ir V - I t \ \ / ' ir JV hSuSM partment 11 in that satisfactory in look 011 the future ITH US TO-DAY ed Quarterly, Paid on UNTS 1ABLE" ANCASTER >. c. \ SALE I THE WAY. J n't be boughVat other thing in thj line just Ireat Northern Manurds 1 lie \outj it of the goods you can well as the wealthy, store at once. ry Co. irice .$5.00 each, will O LA tND BOYS HOE WITH RLD WIDE 11 \ TA TIONb WL DOUGLAS \ re famous Kl DM i- lor . ft e n i! 111 e -* ^ \ i ft worth i i < docs not .y?l ^ built for it means \j^? ?fu! lines, / ^ *\ v ith those s/ y/v stand up <?* * mT \ L $3.001 [world | V V jprs XND \w ORTH. \4^7 JD CO. News Ad.