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6 TUB <\\MI\\H;N OF Continuation of War WHAT AUK \VK <iOK Linesr?uces <'oni|?uls?>rj Kthu-utioii ?? *? linu's (Irpntrs; : THE LANCA! S(i TO IX>7 Water Ana j Charleston, June South t'aro- Water analysis No. 12 Need. m.iv .to 1014 5TKR NEWS, JUNE 9, If 1.?Sanitary! !01 of water re-! Mr from l.'ini'nKli'r ! FB HftM B j\ )14. BLOOD I" POISON | ?>i tin' ^?.\iian nuj To the Editor of The Ne1 When I last wrote I i would come again later. Thy violin and bow down, ing "Away povirn South in my old daya and in take up my Enfield rltle ration of chrtrf<Jges to have in my young Jays. I tel ws: To the Editor of The N< >roraised I A negro school teac] Now, I lay Carolina recently said tl from play- people of South Carolina In Dixie," in 18t>5 compelling th retrospect attepd school when t und a full ^thmal convention req i :i "picnic" negro he ab/e to read I II you, my that he hold propert; jwu: waterworks, L?ancaBt< tier in South 1 hat the white , passed a law color e negroes to | chlorine be constitu- proo Ammonia. . . . uired that a Albuminoid Ammonii and write, or Nitrogen in Nitrates. y before ' Total Solids ?p. s. c. VWiiSkJJ Results in Parts per Million 10.00 4 DR. BELL'S on r Antisepi (i on W PP,,*d right sway vrou T germs ana kppt these rr lnr.no 4 To hsve a ?c. box of th lUO.UU f grncles, ask for Dr. B IS and nilUlona of \ '? f> rrai thai grow W w t>% faom ood or two that \ got under the akin A and into tha blood. T | tic Salve I Id have killed those few m i ililions from being horn, t An salve ready for emer- A 'mil's Anttsvpiic f . r ? .... A X 7 REAKFAST TIME ON 1 . !! friends, I became very li ing'to picnics before the Now , I start out on my n Lightwood Knot Sprin camping ground, on Tne ^ 1862. We had orders to go t< Path, at Charleston. Thei pany was attached to the 1 PnrnHitM Ioci lit i dt t Oil W red of go- could vote. He snineu end came, since that time the ne larch from could not be kept frc our first school, and that the i th of May, were always crowded. the white people would > the ltace pass a compulsory edu *e my com- Rive the white children H'irst South they would need to com lav 7th. we negro. That negto te ami sain nuii Bacterial inMcatlc gro children nation, negative. 1 nn going to tamination. negro schools F. L. 1\\ but that now be forced to Many a woman wh cation law to il shows that she has bone by wearing a lc the education Thpr<, js nolhlllB ipete with the slln# but you can't in; acher s state- lieve it when sho get ns or contami- f I>.\ NC.ASTER iKKER, M. D. o never supports | SOUTHERN plenty of hack- Premier Carrie nv-neckeil now n. i new under tlio , tke a woman be- PASSENGER Tlh s tired of an old Trains arrive L r in? nen t I J ( PHARMACY. I br RAILWAY. I -m r of the South. E A ? f \ IN SCTIEDULfOP H an caster from* ou canysieep late ai eakfasf oft. time wit KIew l?ar/eci mszi 13 ? a Oil ia still h a ion marched through the Charleston to the thrilling "Dixie," on to Citadel gn the cadets drilled us 4"> the expiration of that tin: thoroughly drilled. The drilled nie was one of t mates, Jonathan Mcllwa young life, with its bright streets nui. i- plain enough. : strains i>. So we have in Soutl <n. Ther -ompaiMiry la a airead; days. At sroe* Here i> what II le we were Sullivan, chief of coui| one who dance division of tinny school York, replies from A in, whose date of .May U'Sth. 1 ! 14 future, was feet of the compulsory liat. , "Why shouldn't :i 1 ' ,n,hna '' man's - wnm-s?" ask i lor tin- m- w, 11. <h?. usually <1< ion. J a nit's |). married to him. Milsorv att< nsiaii of New <11 \ I I' "TV? STATE OF sorriTc as lo ' County of Lane attendance |?v j ^ stewinan. Ji efiov ??w? nftn. W'hari iiv: \1 IV _1 fl v; . AO. j i s?i orKv11 woman vol ? Intermediate a a suffragist. No. 113- Charles! )es when she is intermediate a. m. _ ; No. 114?Marion, i?X. lotte and int< ? 1:35 p. m. AUOLIN'A, 117?Columbl aster. intermediate i udae of Probate. ' Trains leave La V ltdvvprs :> riit I N O. 118 Kingvill IC, IvOC K Mill 21II (I j|J stations 8:3 1 a. rr. '8 ton, Columbia ?" : * * stations 10: to ^0, Blaoksbttrg. Char- F eriuedlate stations. MB a, Kingsvllle and fl 311 stations, 7:48 p. m !? ncaster tor: le, Columbia and B 1 ' d fire to built 1?sti atch and you Imve fu a minute. hie New Perfection ike a ji 11 lieat cooks rut short, like so many otl "Civil War" foro? <1 upon \ Now. we have to have t Johnson llarood. tuo eolo: tied that the em ny i- h James Island. lie reeei and tnarehe< us out in t'i ol nisht. When we rot we found it w .- a "fal-a* > we w> : ill vi rv clad o: it UTS. I?V Tile law ill in.ii rum- uiiu . is. pie tliink ??t" it: lie Citadel "Mr. K. II. Hlake, Green 'el. 5k noti- "Dear Sir: Your let indin i 011 inder date of May ves orders I ben leave to answer > e darkness in the order submitted, ovoi there "1 'ho yn i believe larm." and made greater progress uiuler a compulsory e Jesse Howcrs have i , ,, to urant them lottor \\ ood. s. i . .. ... . . Hon c>! tlio estate an tor of i11(iuirv \ Mowers. r<>< voil. ami The.-e arc. therofi our question^ adinonih all ami sii rod ami croditors of Mowers, doooasod, il education has appear before me, i iu your -tale pr ?liato, to bo bold duration law 1'Hli. next, ;i 1 . I II ,?VI.W I: undo suit to mo Intermediate ! s of administra- v?* 11:1?Hock (1 effect? of Jus. Marlon. Chariot station-*, 10: <1 >re, to cite anil v o. I ' i -KinRvill iKUlar the kind- lostvjn and int the said J; A. !:nr, p. m lat tiny be and! o. 11" ? 11. .i 1 a 'lie court of i intermediate at Lancaster on I n. B.?Schcdui iter publication .i-.hed as infortnn in t 1m frtvn:utitn ! W\? irnor mt.in.) stations, 8:ol a. iu in 1 Hill, BlacViMours jZj D te and intermt-dlun |K 1 15 a. in. ,H o. ColumMa. *ha? JP r) ermedlate station*, Jpj Ol Mil. Y. rkull- ? jj stations. 7 : . s , Jg tlon *?AI ?.' IV i I *? t- In'- . , . H itter than a coal rai >s cost, with less irns kerosene?clea expensive. acte in 1, 2, 3 and 4 nge at work. ^ n and burner \W lit i?ver ;i ii< 1 got and 'V made our ' ??11? * mi for ,1 short time. W " did t threw up fortifi<;it >: 1 - . our forts till the ' rst <> 1 wi'iit into a fight on tin August. Wo soon drove back to their gunboats. Now. the kettle drum < > * i r t' n - than lie torn ii?h .1 law licKi't duty, done mi much for the 1 <1 repaired cation in this stale a uipu -t \W sory education law now 1 t li ot' here. Thousands of the enemy have been in attendanci instruction annually beats the went Into effect wouh was patl) g|tow cause, it' an; o| statute h.i - tli" aid administra cause of odu- 1"' granted, the compuJ , 01 van under my dav ol Mav, Anno l?i in operation J F children who I? upon lawful in... the law PREM" "NonPunctu > thy 11.iv . \vh\ ti, pns^oiiRor taros lion hould not \V. H. CAUT W. R. McGRI hand, thiv 26 th n mitt I 101 !. w. II. CAI'FI STKWM \N*. rohatc Judge. [ER Everything ; ,7 _ fit Complete si .re" Auto 10 Art . cull on H 0,".'HfJN, tjy oi^ f'oliimJ'i.l . V , fll" Chnrloston. -* ' j| a Man Needs rn liivinR. Out (It $1 I "]S ic*?s 10 i i ?:es, also a new stove eiess cooking oven. t all hardware and ( ent stores. Ask to view Perfection." with a lepartsee a long roil, our < 0101101 lorn ment and double-quicks i mile to Seccssionville. Tli us in the fort, six siogi g right and six field pieces < Here th<- enemy come, Kims open fire on them, am tin- island was going to fight lasted about 'tn mint looked tike our cannon w IS Ills ri'K'- . .. . is one-half ncatlon. aiiKinentinc tin ere Ik- put - Hterac\ and swelling litis on our OHr ' ritninal population >ti our loft, for 'lit' compulsory edu? tnose s. jj.,. Hut very few children d I thotipI:t ^tato. physically and n sink. Tito potent, arc found out ol jtos. and it scltools are in ses^j ere loaded 'Are the people c r;itiks of il- ' Tire tin* ranks (.i Guaranteed 7,."i00 I. Were it not These tiros beai -atimi Mat.it. kn,T'nt mileage guar sold ;it a price loss l in this r<t dtnary guarantee. / lontallv oom-jcovers punctures, bio r school while (>rnl wear. Guaranty. miles service ngaiiis oopt abuse. Those trying to got for most soever <5 To advertise 01 Miles Service inK ?utfit l'ni .*ii es service w|1, for a r the greatest tWell worth $: Pan tec, vet are for $1 00 We sell ili!? 1<?5 ? ?T consumer direct Thi^ guarantee savo ajj agent's pi w-outs and gene R nr> vprv J covers ,.500 | Hollow C.ro/ t everything ex- 1 5_lnch LatlJ, tires are inten- j Razor S{rof b uerxice. , vj,rUlp , ir VlTnivii-rsnh-fStiav > v of sal products- \v? il Ainte only, seiiil __ C I l.4(i Shaving Outfit" . (?ir products to the nmd therefore yon Nor rofits which as yo Kicl irge. rul Razor, r Brush. Canvas Back. tnrk Mirror. FANDARD OIL CON bhinglon, D- C. (New Je rscv) < hnrlo lolk. Va. BALTIMORE <harle hmond. Vu. Charlc S IPANY lie. N. C. vtown.YV.Vau h!on. S. C. with logchnins. the way swept the Yankees down destruction to tliom. Now, we have marchini go to Richmond, Va. Jc good is appointed hrignd* Colonel tllover takes com 11 regiment. We take the N< Railroad l?y Wilmington. ." our lx?yv. it repealed?' It was "They certainly are single newspaper and i orders to '"i* state is a staunch unison I In- rigid enforcement of tb or general. ol,r people in all the i land of our life have come to holi artheastorn '-v this statute. The on to ''duration law lias conn ' 1 * * will vet <!<> f'tir mir i Orders have 1/een not Kvery tires for yfse ii States Government mapnxnio in As a Special Antro, advocate of a will allow tin/ folio is law and all the next tea I ays. various walk TIRHS?TT eve thorough- I Tire compulsory 28x3 \$ 9.2 . 30x3 \l 0.2 to st.i\. and 30x3 \3.5 lootilo what .1 00 ? 01/ n received for j ss.inch Iwirb n the' United j Har Shaving Service. 1 Box Talcum 1 luctory offer, we -j Decorated C.h wing prices for ^ Aluminum Hi 1 Bristle Hair tbES. Agents neea nc Tube Each outfit pai 0 ? 2 )0 $1.00 Coin or Mo r o'lO 10c extra. 0 i:?-. I I'Nivratsj^i or Towel. II Soap. I|<JC 'owder. I eked in neat ho; I fl ney Order, postaRi ,!EI [ itonrcTS co. I y^1? V, ilLl iimiiuioiki. mil we uki i Richmond, we went 011 ville, 70 mites beyond Ric There we got off the double-quicked two miles. Jenkins' brigade on Augui the "78th of August, we v fight. We drove the ei and then lay in readines 30th, 12:30 o'clock, whei IIOI 11.111 .11 , to Cordon- similar statute has dntu hmond. pl?* of Germany durlnf train and years. Illiteracy in the and found P'r" is almost a vanish! Jt ^7th. On resu't of a vigorous ei .'ent into a attendance laws in tha neniy back "Every state in the I jk till the a workable contpulsoi a wo went 'uw except the followin " . - A.J -/2 1 T-. u I' for tho poo- 34x3% 16.2 ; the last 70 31x4 17.0 Herman rm }|;? np point, as a 34x4 20 4 lforoement of 35x4 21.0 t country. 36x4 22.0 fnion has now , 36x4% 27.0 ry education . 3 7x4% 27.? p: Oklahoma, 3 7x5 3 2.0 O J.JV I 5 3.CO I 0 3.25 10 3.30 J WINTHROl 0 3 40 M'HOI.ARSllIP 0 3-52 EXAM I 10 3.80 ^ 10 3.00 The exaniinatio >0 5.00 'vacant sctaDlarphij 10 6.10 lege and for the >0 8.16 (students will be 10 5.40 i court house on F P COLLKGE AND ENTRANCE Ti|P ' NATION. |J|rtB n for the award of HcS >s in Winthrop Co?admission of new iKaajg held at the county riday. July 3, at i( into the second battlef of The son was going down tvere relieved. My compa alj \d pieces, eight, kille wounded, hut we drove tl the Potomac river that ni Jackson was on the left, D. II. Hill and Eweii we cente r, J.ongstre-et was on Mftnassas. j Texas, Florida, Now Me i when wo Mississippi and SoutTi ny was cut "'n no state whore a <1 and 50 education law has be hrni across ,ny opinion will it evoi ght. and In'every state havii A. P. Hill, year by year it is beln vro in the 'nandatory, specific, < the right. an?' workable." % " * \Ti<v; whnf ?i xico, Georgia, All other alien. N Carolina. oent extra. 5 per cen * '. ? ment In full acconit l <ompulsor>-,lf two ure flQ Qrde imi enacted in charges will be paid r be repealed, on 15 per cent of a ig such a law, jOtlf output is limite , ' ' earlv ordering. W*e g made more R,v|nK purrhasftr t1 omprehensive au middlemen's prol STROXdTRKAD n.o whit.. Dnvton. ( fon-SkId8 20 per j ? ??. Applicant! t discount if pay ' than sixteen yea taffies order and [Scholarships are 1 red, shipping they wiU_bc awai by us. C. O. D. ing the highest i imount of order, amination, provit! d, so we suggest conditions govern sell direct only, plioants for Sc tie advantage of write to Presider fits. the examination 1 ItlTIWKR CO. amihation blanks. ^>hlo. Scholarships ai ; must not be less WW rs of age. When I # meant after Julv 3 I M :ded to those mak-. I S iverage at this ex led they meet the ing the award. Ap:holarshij>s should ___ _ . it Johnson before for Scholarship ex- gfaMfj e worth $100 and \ ? ? ? ^ rnmmm^ i iii" 1*511 ami me cenier r Itosecrans and Sherijian with. l-ongstreet nad (ira of him. VW made the cnc quick across the Potomac line of battle was l'O w The roar of cannon am was like thunder along t battle. My colonel was ki battle. His name was (Iii inn iVieaoe, tct contend Pp?P,e ?f South Carolin nit in front a',ou' '' my double- Yo,,rs vpr> " river. The K. lih's Ioiir. (!roenvvood, : ?. ('., Ju I musketry his line of across the river. The lied in this was on one hank and over. Now other. i.i tfoinK to do CHIGHESTE DIAMOND CC no ir picket line IU our on th<* LAT>IT??t I ^?--J ______________ free tuition. Tin open September D C R5? I O furtlier informati 11 w lILLv address Pres. I>. K ^ Hill, S. C. BRAND ' money Jk </*as * am now PreP Ar ^ to negotiate loan r wards on first mo c next session will on and catalogue. H. Johnson, Rock !jBaWf/u TO LOAN. IcFr arcd, as heretofore s of $300 and up rtgage ou improves * the Lieutenant Colonel takes charge of my regin Now, we wade the I'ot Into Maryland in pursuit, tight, not far from linger: : we were defeated The was Fredericksburg. T overpowered us. Our n? rnent was at Booneshon Livinpstone Now, e are ilont >ft>t. 1 8 ?*> 2. oniac river \\*< wont into wintor \\ o had a tio.Iy^of woods. \V e own. Thoro WOods up, dup up the next plan /mimed them to koop 1 hero tho< \ye then had to oarr >xLpnt5ftRC- miles on ice as slick i ?uffh: there over thirty days we J "Mr TllfrftlMT 'UI VI fighting for t>lA^K,NU J.KAN1> ML G<it d metallic b'>xc?, ec Ribbon. Takb no < iiie I?rurtrl?t mid u?U for 4 c artf-r in i dum?>ni> niiamt ri 11 i years regarded n# Be4,Sal r,?;: :'i sold BY AH TIMK Pl/CRYW From frof/.ing. TKjitu t v t n l ?? y wood four ? ??? ts k1;iss. For molted ice to I , !>/ , 1 n . /\ cut ton farms in l. aip.V'wu'h'SnurUyS long time, repay a. flnr nfToiip V/ stallments at 7 IIMIIKM.Tf Its V . |.,i.n m.k, ior twr#ity.fivc 4No com mission fc?t. Arrays Reliable, small fee for fur DRUGGISTS uppp WORTH ntllL TliST TJU ancaster county, 01 able In nnnual In vijTW per cent Intcrort cbarRed. Only a J Dishing abstract of '-A*, A i R. E. WYLIE, Attorney-at-Eaw I JM I rJJ k&m,' frr f Htre I \m' 11*111 mem un miningi had to evacuate the eitj went and on the 13th w to face at Sharpsburg. held them at bay for ftv nights, until the city \vn having been set on fire, b; of the enemy. Now, we are on our rei the Potomac river, back it, t hen we drink ami cook o?ir nor r. On wo a drop of water was to o mot faoo article sots forth the There wo travels of the Waxhav o days and their first encampment s in ashes. Knot Spring , May 1.11 V the shells t?.r 18, 1X6*2. I left many of my co treat across bnU,p tiol(1 Fow of ? into Vir r with, as not ho hart. Tiiis ^ hardships and v Cuarrt from at Light wood to D< (oniaro hft anrt Fattsfying to t i n'r<" Soda Wat m refreshing and m Drii ake a drink of . er to quench the K ?UlCl is no purer nor K ^ drink you K of know flB m't to be refreshed! n Jj7.t ftfYWfWU ginin. There we lay in ci recruiting up our rank losses. Now, we go into of Manassas flap. Tlioy ( any hand with our hovs Longstreet had order his corps to Fredericksbu enemy were landing th Winchester, where we w< care worn and wearv, imp awhile, . .. , . .. be railed bv the frond a I nun our .. , , > , , the dark river of death i tli" battle . . ,. comrades gone before, lid not bold ... ... . . .... ills will, to rest on fl . ease," where the than s to march ... . . and the road of mm nr. that the . ^ heard no more, ere. Prom ire to Fred- With theRO wor(,s' frt Hin pomnolorn /~?f 1 V ^ hid i r ? II ' lO 1 If e you lose your &r. temper, or your H have splendid ? all the populur first trial will M in many future Sip by sip here's enjoyment?cool fort?a satisfied 1 pure Wacom thirst i erloksnurg, was 7i? miles, ed it in snow 1 !> Inchon < days and nights. Wo ro; ericksburg December 1: put my brigade behind five days and nights, on p ice six inches thick, and of fire to be seen. Oui cartridges. 150 rounds, en n flnv and r. it'hf Re We march- < lecp. in two n?thiriK should preven ached Fred- tftke up the campaign Uh. They so on to th<* 'lose of c the enemy, Arp called It, "Un tacked down JAMES M. C not a spark ? r ration of A German doctor i juflt lasted 11 way to c?re seasickti aeerena had f? dl? u VPry Wealthy f. I purpose to of IRfi.'?, jin,| 1^F"1 '?r Civil, or as fivil War." RRN8HAW. f>?R riisoovfrr.is + We deliver or oss. He ought man. W CANDY KITC1 Gus Beleos, Prop. tiers to any part of city. HEN ^ ^ Phone 95 Whenever you see an ?a contented pa I)fman<l the genuine by full I Nicknames encourage substtt THE COCA-COLA CO ATLANTA, GA. late. m limp- ifjjg? MPANY possession of the city, bu on the fifth day and th# Rubber backing Tor t we took it hattleahipa? Ami th ?y fell back coat of automobile tire i . ma V- ? , the armor on | ink what tht | R Is already. I Arrow th 11 of Coca-C i -<ft i r i i i v ? 1W.