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V 8 county i f COUNTY 253 arc at > days. VAN WY( K. Uev Uev. B. Special to The News. Union c Van VVyek, Aug. 17.?A good Mrs. sized crowd and the best or order friend, greeted the county campaign party Friday on its initial meeting at this place The i last Wednesday. A good dinner was didates spread for the county candidates. at Heat The many friends of Hon. W. F Mrs. Stevenson, candidate for Congress. Mrs. Ma enjoyed very much the interesting tives he talk made by him on Wednesday and Mrs. they also wish him "good luck." spending Don't forget the W. O. W. and Jr. Mackey. O. lT. A. M. picnic Wednesday. We Mr. I are expecting some good speakers night in that day. Mrs. Vn Mrs. Willie McCJuirt was taken to Miss 1 the Fennell Infirmary Saturday to he from a operaled on for appendicitis. We Misses I are glad to learn she is hotter. Miss Messrs. Charlton McKnight of her trie Yorkville and Carries Sowell of Ivor in Kersl shaw were visitors in town last Misse week. Donr'd Miss Minnie Massev is visiting rel- their mi atives in Waxhaw. Miss Hrs. Fennell and Mobley of Hock spent tli Hill were in town Friday. Kutledgi Mrs. Simon Thompson returned Misse: home Sunday. of Lake Miss Odessa Courtney is expected Mackey. home today. Miss 1 T?r. Miller and Mr. Willie McGuirt end wit spent Saturday in Hock Hill. Klgin. Mrs. DOl'ti LAS. sister. ? Mayesvil Special to The News. Mrs. 10ri Douglas. Aug. 17.?The general Miss health of the community is good, ex- some tii ceDt Mr. S. R. Caskey. who has been in Colui sick quite a while, out who is improving very slowly. .WO'I Mr. and Mrs. T. Y. Chambers entertained a number of their friends "Citizen Saturday evening, after which ice I cream was served. To the 1 Miss Lizzie Hilton of Charlotte is j ^aV( spending a while with her aunts. Misses Maude and Kiln Barton, of c'riininjr this section. th,. , lt, Master Marvin Bailey of Klgin ,|,.PI| . spent the week-end with his cousin. Mr T. Y. Bailey,. ,. "r Mr. and Mrs. .1. II. Williams of (|j0|j, Lancaster i- spending a while with v the letter's parents. Mr and Mrs. f. for(.v(,r M. Stogner. hatred Mr. and Mrs M l Green have gone to Hickory. \ < .. on an ex- ?I|(|,irsf. tended visit. law-abiii Miss Carrie Lee Caskey is spending a while with friends at Leslies ' ' Mr. and Mrs. W. \V. C.lbson are visiting friends at Richburg. order < Misses Lynwood and Ruth Cnskey ,i, spent Sunday with Misses Hattie and ^ ' . . Nannie Graham. i Mr. W. J. H. Sistare has returned from Baltimore. He is very much "*l ' 1 improved in health. s Miss Irene Caskey spent the week end with Miss Minnie Blackmon. rise up SAPPS X ROADS. woman) or any Special to The News. down 1,1 v woman Sapps X Roads. Aug. 17.?We . have been having splendid rains dur- , 'J i ing the past two weeks and our ^ . crops are doing splendidly. ua Our summer school at New Bethel ,na,J. 7. opened three weeks ago, and we are (>r ' having a very good school. The en- '>a.r_i.?() rollment and attendance has been s'\ fine. Prof. Ryder is our principal 7r u>()( again this summer. Mrs. Ryder is our first assistant ; nd Miss Ada Sapp \v second assistant. We feel proud in- ' on deed that we were fortunate in se- . uring our same teachers and are . sure that we will have one of the r7,'!Sprj| best schools in the county. \. 7 /. Mr. T. A. Wooding. Jr.. from ?' Phenix. Va., visited his sister. Mrs. !nos0 Ryder, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 7,.nV', ,. Rom Sapp, during the past week. VaJ Mr. Wooding is a splendid young ! ' u.'' man and we all fell fn love witii b in {'"'Vi' during bis visit here. ' ? . " Miss Annie Sapp returned Friday | s.' . M from Tlaw River, N. P., where she <nn,M"'! has been visiting her sister. Mrs 7/>r \ Virgil Clark, Mrs. Clark came home J" ' ' with her to spend a few weeks. 'r\"7 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and ". .'r.' Mrs. Sallie Barrier of Salisbury. N. '' ir " C.. visited at the home of Mr. and l"rornH Mrs. Rom Sapp on Sunday last. They j? a,M !'* made the trip through the country in their car. arriving here at about 'ls ' 10 o'clock a. m. They spent several 7 '.a " days in visiting other relatives in 111 .w' 1 sellisli in.- iii-iniiininuMMi inflUPIK This section ??t the county will be . well represenfed at Taincaster next Snturdav to hear the candidates ' ' . , sacrttici speak. state o Our protracted mooting will begin j' ........ at Bethel Wednesday after the fourth .. ' Sunday in this month. We expect .'' to have our old pastor. Rev. P V. " ' Ingram, to assist Rev. Mr Kelly " during this meeting. s()'^s IIKATH SPItlNH. 1,1 'h(*1 or favo Special to The News. ili.it it Heath Spring, Aug. 17. Miss Mary Nancy and Mr. Otis Mobley attended the marriage of their brother, DJ Mr. P. R. Mobley, at Fountain Inn last week. Many I The Springs Banking and Mcrcantile Company have remodeled You their old cotton warehouse and turn- With ed it into a store room, doubling hack? their capacity for merchandising. Whe Miss Emma Mallard of Rock Hill nary tr visited her sister, Mrs. Fraser Mc- if tt Maekin, last week. Set Miss Mary Murray, after a two Doan's weeks' visit to Mrs. Dyches. has re- Here turned to her home at Keysville, Va. merit. A watermelon of fine flavor, Mrs. weighing sixty-three pounds, the St., Iy< largest reported to us. was pickisi famUy from his patch by Mr. E. B. Mohley tieys. last week, and shared with the pas-hilar ai torium. There Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Mobley return- small c d the latter part of the week from rest w a visit to Mrs. Mohley's parents at ney Pil Concord, N. C . Drug ( Young Mr. Reahm of North Caro- relief. Mna Is relieving Mr. J. C. Beckham for Do at the deopt while the latter is taking mend i his vacation. 1 can. Prof. J. B. Bushardt motored to former Ta.xahaw Sunday anrr brought back ' Prici a number of his young friends, who {simply are his guests this week. jDoan's Rev. J. M. Luck of Crozet, Va . Mrs. E after spending three weeks in this 1 MUhur .J&BBA L- . . > -i ' ^ J?' MpSM THi 11 meetings, returned to his ULTI riduy night. larion Mobley and his college JA] dr. J. \V. Watts, of Laurens. Ir. H. P. Mobley's for a few '1 J. W. H. Dyches is assisting (,t r" P. Carson in a meeting at out. hurch this week. prepara D. D. Williams and her chau w Miss Carrie Owens, spent ...|tS|? S( with Mrs. Krnest Bailey. (???? " lastor baptized thirteen can-i8eas at Rich Hill Friday and six detrime h Soring Saturday morning. H inson of Florida visited inert.|ia] rtha Mackey and other relare last week. aruged Mary Massey of Chester is turh tli ? awhile with Mrs. Martha aecordii com in ui 1. 1*. Mobley spent Friday so Japa Koek Hill with liis daughter. to semi uglin. The Corrinne Bruce has returned tnoned very pleasant visit to the o'clock Hack men in Kershaw. they ini Mattie Mae Mobley visited regard nd> Miss Nannie Blackm >n. the eve taw the past week. into for s Bernico and Rutli Mr- The of (Jeorgetown are visiting |U)n j,a eh', Rev. J. IV NVeldon. pression Flossie Frierson of Marion, dieted t e week-end with Miss Ruby f0 parti e?. Conn - Daisy and Birdie Tinunons Takaak City are visiting Miss Onle addressi member Lola Mackey spent the week- and roil h Miss Sstelle Bailey at declarer tions fc Walter Hammond and her ln rfl diss Annie Belle Player, of hy a m lie. spent a few days with unequH nest Hammond. (j1P fn| Laura Therrell is spending anv w? lie with Mrs. t). C. Croxton added, nbla. likely t< ? can goi PHKK STROXCJ APPKAL. formed " Coinniends the l/ctter of ( lev. F. <>. Criininger. I'ekir Sditor of The News: Japaner * read wmi inucii une*esi nit' ?? !? in {ration from Rev i*\ O. ment a er in your issue oi' August day. i. ami must s;.v that it ,? in- As it Prong appeal to South Cam fSerman 1 -incerely wish tli '* :n >ro nnese <i motile >.<1.'' as loyal ;tn.I pa reeding if s > . would ri<l the stab* anus, eisin n ' ugust the ID'nh. and China I bury the strife, prejudice and hold t caused by plating ni I on- transpo Kinase in oIIIeiI lo not The ind why a self-respei t in}*. ultiinat ling citizen will vote for tiov- return lease, thereby - r.dor. in r lr's ed hope record. I do not or how a Chinese 1 loyal member of the Junior night tl an vote lor htm when they forcibly lat he has opposed leclrlation terrltor ng emigration and has ap- ening 1 Dagoes to otllri . in-tcn I f view oi orn South Carolinians, It fairs, o nie that the wives, dattgh- allied 1; ntliers and sisters of all the meter if South Carolina ought to for mai in the strength of their pure Aero lood and demand the defeat troops man that would try to drag several V? o m(?<v t hn nam/i /?t* irn/til i*o A n l* like I)r. Saunders. where not understand why a Chris- loft po ntleman will vote to perpet oolliera easoism, or help to elect any office who will he a governor SI \l> t ed States senator for only i our people. There Is no l*r?wai f fairness or Christian brothin such treatment of our fel- Folk I can easily understand sixth a > man that has received .1 par- caster I his relatives and friends will elation the governor. We all know Creek 1 e blind tigers and their pat- 2i*. Fri e criminals and all those who fifth Si ninally inclined will vote for 1 but why will some of our rises, prominent farmers vote for Head Men who are very influential Uev. S. in the church and either so- that stand for a higher and enrolln citizenship? I repeat why 3. V support (lovernor HI ease? Sunday cause he lias pardoned negro 4. Is in order that they may Thayer lem as peons? If so they r? ! pause and reflect, and stop I'rayer party to depriving the state 6. 'onviet labor, and will not use Doing l ifluence to induce others less Sunday d and in a great many in- Dyches dependent on them to vote P. Mai present governor or any of 7. p. it-tail swingers. The very to the a man who wields a powerful Itev. II e over others becoming so Patters and unpatriotic as to sell his C. A. 1 e for a few negro pardons is 4 :1 r> and it becomes a great deal inittees ivlien they cause others to Satu > the interest of the great Song S f South Carolina through al exer ce and prejudice rolling long will some of our people 10:3 as if by a ring in the nose, to School, r demagogues? Let us hope A. Dal August the 2r.th, all worthy ' H. V South Carolina will rise up 1 1 < r manhood aerr without fear All th< r wipe out Hleaseisni and all School implies. J. 11. 1 CITIZKN. W S. IP. Mel Safu I YWP, I Nanrnslor People Testify t? I)ev< This. T. 11hi can't sleep at night. 2:3C i aches and pains of a bat Force S. R. f n you have to get up from tiri- .lubes oubles. J. W. 1 le kidneys are at fault. son. them working aright with Kep Kidney Pills. of offl< is Lancaster/proof of their Flos Jary^ E. Kwards, Catawba 'ncasf.er, says: "One of the snffkr-od from disordered kid- Hunir The kidney action was irreg- Com id caused much annoyance, more were severe pains across the winter >f the back and a good night's is oftc as impossible. Doan's Kid- likely lis, procured at the Standard Then 1 'ompany's store, gave great cold v I always have a good word thus I an's Kidney Pills and recom- ! Fever, iliem to my friends whenever pails, You may continue to use my will kf endorsement." ; Bile, t 9 f?0c at all ffealers. Don't the be ask for a kidney remedy?get ous w Kidney Pills?the same that you fe Id wards recommends. Foster- the. n Co,. Props., Buffalo, N. Y. your < i 9 " rmmrn ' ? LANCASTER ftTKWS. MATUM FROM C PAN TO GERMANY >itinued ft*oni Page One.) ( nany. Moreover, it is pointthat Germany Is making tions day and night at Kinu-i here it is storing provisions ?? j Vl( Ls warships are scouring the pt 'Oastern Asia to the great G. nt of commerce and that its 3-1 cruisers are seizing iSgypt it vessels. Such actions, St is wi are d.reeiv calculated to ds- sp e i?-'a>e o" Kastern Asii and or lgly affect lull and frank 1 'l lication :ih Great Britain, ws 11 has leund herself compeLel and ultiniatuni to Germany. Pr Japanese war ollice sum- P? all newspaper men at 1 this afternoon in r.r.ler that u ght receive instructions in ,s to the publication of ue vs in ' nt of a state of war coming *' ce. il text of the Japanese ultima- x' s created a profound miI. although it had been pre- '' hat Japan was making ready cipate in the war. t Okunin. the premier, and i Kato. the foreign niinhter. llP ed meetings of merchants. s of parliament and others ' ' nselled a calm attitude. They ro 1 that Japan has no itnbi- -c >r territorial aggrandisement. ',, ply to a question propounded ? erchant. the foreign minister P' orally denied reports that Wl Ited States had interfered in Pr iy in the situation and, he j*c the United States was not ':| a. Later, he said, the Anieri- sa 'eminent would he fully in- co as to the Japanese position. ,r vc Germans Will ltefuse. lg, Aug. 16.?Copies of the Pr te ultimatum to Germany P" niuru u? nit* i iiiiitrro* gu>n ir nd the foreign legations to- 'u Ql is not considered likely that n; y will comply with the Jap- ':1 eniands, preparations are pro- 'n for a campaign by force of vr Three Itiitish regiments in lave received instructions to hemselves in readiness for rtations. ^ statement in the Japanese 11111 that Japan proposed to ,,:s Tsing-Tau to China is regard fully by Chinese officials. The foreign board announced toItat China realizes she cannot I'' prevent transgression of her " y. She is, however, strengthler forces at Tsinan with the 1,1 lly to regulating Chinese af- " A protest will be lodged if the tr ind troops beyond the 50 kilo- <>l limit allowed German troops neuver8. ft rding to Japanese figures the tl number J,500. There are ai hundred reservists at the treaty ports. It is not known the German fleet has gone; it m rt about 10 davs ago with G st Y SCHOOL ASStH IATION". ei hi in of tlie Sixtti Annual Con- f* vention. iwing is the program of the tl nnunl convention of the ban- V County Sunday School Asso- a to ho hold with tho Flat y, llaptist church, August 28 and ji day and Saturday before the r, inday: fs 10:20 a. m.?Opening oxer- p Song service*. 15 minutes. o ling Scripture and prayer, by h I). Bailey. g 11 a. m. Organization and g lent of delegates. a! 11:30 a. m.?Report from the p schools. h 12 m.?Sermon by Rev. J. H. I! Song service, 15 minutes, w by Rev. T. A. Dnbney. < 2:1 r? p. m. ?"What Are We n lo Reach Those Outside of the r Schools?" Rev. .1. W. 11. fi . Rev. J. W. DeVane, Rev. S. o ley. g in. "Organization as an Ai<1 i< Kflieiency of Sunday Schools," v ugh R. Murchlson, Rev. W. S. ti ion, R. L. Usher, V. A. I.ingle, p low el l, J. M. Hough. r p. m.?Appointment of com- f< i. .-Ml JO II I II . II rday MorninK, 10 a. in.? orvice. 1 r> minutes. Devotion- I rises l?y Rev. Mr. Kelley. Kn- a additional delegates. I 10 "In the Country Sunday f Itev. H. P. Carson, Itev. T. n mey, Itev. J. B. Caston, Rev. li ^eldon, J. M. Hough. e ?. m. -?"All the Church and o p Children in the Sunday s and How to (let Them," Rev. n rhayer. Rev. S. D. Haley, Rev. s Patterson, W. P. Rstridge, W. e Manus. Itev. J. P. Hammond, i iss. a rday Afternoon Song ser5 minutes. s itional exercises, by Rev. J. t nmond. s ??"The Sunday School as a i for World-Wide Temperance," v lalles, Rev. J. H. Thayer, Rev. i Farris, Rev. J. W. II. Dyches, a DeVane, Rev. Hugh R. Murchi- a i ort of committees. Election ers. \ ing exercises. I W. L. CROXTON, I President. I t nor Constipation Dangerous r ntipation in Summer-time is dangerous than in the fall, s or spring. The food you eat'r >n contaminated and is more f to ferment in your stomach. 1 pou are apt to drink much jater during the hot weather, i njuring your stomach Colic, f Ptomaine Poisoning and other t ponds of stagnant water, bans, t ?ep you well, as it increases the i he natural laxative, which rids I iwels of the congested poisonaste. Po-Do-Lax will make i el better. Pleasant and effec- < ' al-i. a dose trmigiit 60c at ] rugglat. I V ^ ' - ? . M, .A... At "OUST 18. 1914. AMPAIGN MEETING mchard I. AT HOPEWELL TK" * ? 11TT % ii * Vote for M unity ( amlHlnte A(I<Iitnn (hhm! Frmvd Friday?Meeting Fall- He a pn e?l to Order by Mr. Porter. fRrmur an(J l With a protracted meeting going at Hopewell .after attending aer- nee<l8. He [ es in the church, the meetiug last fertilizers, an iday was called to order bv Mr. W. A. Porter. Rev. W. A. Beckham. <'o??'tlons? io was assisting Rev. Kelley in his eeting, offered prayer. The can- He "s a P dates for the senate came first business man lit Hon. Harry Hines as tirst .. . eaker. He defended his past rec- n"airs of the d in the legislature. He upheld ner? e rural police law and claimed he is loyal to the people while there He is a ? always warned the people of apoaching dangers, lie gave the sound J,,dPni' ople much information through istrctive abil e papers, was willing to leave the .. , ral police to a vote of the people. m,m ia to whether it should live or die. 11 * Is co t? favored giving more help to the ' sum d soldiers. He also favored more . an honest eral support for rural schools. . . ... 1 , ... his views |U8 r. Hines gave en aeeount ot his dp in the cotton weighing business ne< he preti elected lie will do as he has done mH|,t im all in his power for the county and , ate. Mr. 1). Recce Williams was the .. ... i i, i i . . lie will en >\t speaker. He claimed to he no dftleian. but said he was running tuto hooks mpiy on his own merits. (.lend man over an ads. good schools, good morals and county over >i tod government were soeeial things favored. H?> favored more help ^|HI |M.,.a? r the old soldiers. lie favored a an to maintain roads after being , ; ,,ir- South orked. lie is opposed to rural v' 1 he law dice law as it is not doing any governed, a lod. He praised the present road sorrv ,j,.,t v, w. He is in favor of eaeli district ving by their vote if they favor nipulsorv education and is a special tend to the rural schools. lie fairs a two-cent Mat rate for rail- large family, ads. He says the state ought to chandising a otect its waterpov ers and demand in making go ly for using it. Mr. B. M. Next came the candidates for the said he also v Ul I t |?I * nrll I till ? ^ I t II SIM CPS8I eorge W. Jones as first speaker. Ho tlion^Hl ho v us tho father of tno present road ervisor. lie \v and rural ttollce law and is will- around if eh g to leave its life or death to a Cons alike. >te of the people. lie is in favor on his own 11 haviiiL" more farmers in the legis- , ,, with any turn and thinks their ability has \ir y U, en underrated He doesn't think other new nu have need ot I; > vers altogether what t<> do i the legislature. lie claimed his would dis .perienee in the legislature tits hint |1(. eould to ; do good service. Mr. y o The next thing en docket was speaker for niter There was plenty to cat and was willing enty left, hut that is the way those |-or j,is work, ixte people do tli'ngs. linancial con After dinner the other candidates pad done >r the legislature being busy, Mr. people ougli ilton announced liis candidacy for hooks, he s easurer. and having no opposition, speciton. it his speech short. Next and I Mr. Joseph W. Knight, for auditor,, superintende dlowed Mr. Hilton's plan and Mr. y, A. Idr tanked the people for his position gave an acc< id closed. saying he wt Captain Stewman not being pres- record. He it the chnirman made some re- >Vas in good larks for him. he had done The candidates for magistrates in them. He at ills Creek and Buford townships fa,.t that I ated their claims and asked a lib- among the b rnl support on August 25th. All education, eing good men. we will not give any yhe last s irther remarks as to them. scribe. He t Next cante the other candidates for his merits, te legislature, with Hon. J. C. done for th< lassev as next speaker. He had no own commit pologies to make for being a law- teacher for er and worked for all people alike, askeu only a [e said he was not ashamed of his could do. ?cord and was willing; to stand or Candidate; ill upon it. He opposed the rural Creek and oliee law. favored more support for made good t lei soldiers. He is In favor of more pie to give V elp for rural schools and believes in the speaking ood roads, good morals and good ladies for th overnment. He said he wouldn't than unythii ling mud unless some one threw ling a succes lud at him and if so you would them, ear from Tuekaho. If I ha Next speaker was Hon. C. N Sapp. speaker it w [e defended his record, saying he and not ot tl as willing to have it examined. He for same, laimed he had done as much, if not August 1' lore, than any one man for the tiral schools. He said he was a good 5 or rt do riend to old soldiers and was oppos- case of Fevt d to rural police law as it did no ???? ood and he would try to kill it. He | * ill IllVCir (II lilt* nut us pruitriiiiiR ,'Rterpowers and ought to demand nx to be paid for It. lie ashed the eople to return him if he had been nithful to his trusts and was willing or his record to speak for what he ad done. The next speaker was S. K. Bailes. le is a farmer from Indian Land, Groce nd a graduate of Cletnson College, le thinks we ought to have more you ha\ armers in the legislature. He has * otliing against lawyers, but thinks often ai lis section has not been representi-d qually .vith other sections. He told them W f his efforts to help the farmers ince he came from school. He is least t lot in favor of state-wide eompulorv education, but is willing for your or ach district to do as they wish about t. He opposed the rural police law. with US s we did not need it. Mr. VV. B. Bruce was the next phoil peaker. He says he is no speaker, hat he was shot up by Yankees in- you lead of being in school. He believes n good roads, good schools and will fill vants to serve his people one time in , he lofirlslatnre Tf elected he will do . " - - ? ? ? ai tiuc i ill he can for his state and county I md they will not regret putting him j Lanca8? n office. * Next came candidates for super- a little dsor, Mr. J. C. Cook as first speaker. -fe claims to be able to do the work. work le says he is not rich as some peo>le claim. This is his first call for QUr he people's votes. He will do his luty to every section if elected. When W Mr. M. C. Gardner, the next Give U? ipeaker, was willing to have his rec- grocery >rd examined. He said he was well will triv experienced In the Job and asked the jeople to give him another chance. and del: The next speaker, Mr. A. F. Ham- You: nond, said that this was his first call or the people's votes, but that he ? bought he could do the work right ind simply asked for a chance to Drove what he could do. If elected ^ ie will treat all sections alike. rWI 51 fj Mr. H. H. Horton was the next speaker. He gave a statement as to conditions of the county financially, j He bad been successful in getting a jood wife, successful in raising a ' * 1 I I !! Ill?II I M.\\XIX(i, OF SI M. LFF CCH'NTY K> OK GOVERNOR, MANNING annlng, because: f Hishopville, S. A, ? , , To the Democrat] iictlcal and successful Carolina mews what the farmer it is a poor pol lsV working for better voteK among a g \ dates; b ydolng id fcr better country the majority dooi ^ iio Ret a piuruiit; I and so bo the ractlca^und successful second race, whf fact a big majo and can iidiMi^fiter the opposed to Ihm. state In the best mlrrr?- hntiinraii 1111 Ml i nU to commend to al Carolinians our n , we know well, level-headed man, of Manning, as theii put. with tine admin- nor. Mr. Mannii , , , . successful farmer ity; he Is the kind of successful busin s things done? man whose priva proach, whose pi uragoous man and hei?P**,,? who takes i nks is right man: he does not formj]||g honest convi l to please a crowd, nor jftand that he di I but which will hi nd to oe one thing to Hected he will m il another thing to nn-lan able governo J affairs of the stn (progressive lines, force the law 011 the I "United we i < without favoring one'fnll-" We urge other, or one town orj Carolinian who ; state well gove mother ? two years to v \t :i ti ninp tfiul you won't have j SOUTHER \ I Premier fan e all over town to j _ L <"ii i ?/,> PASSENOER T r Ofder filled. We Trains arrive / , . No. 118?York; wur order or the btermfdiu ? . . . No. 118?Cha/l pall t be found in lntermedpit er. We don't mind No> n4?Mata ^thinir like trouble i0."* - Uno 117?Colun , for that is part of \\ miness, time flies n<* M??gC p have work to do. I No 113_roc1 i a chance at your I Marion. cb**l \ a cnf??? , .tatlona, It business and we . ^ ?^LKlng, e you quality, pn 11 lesion and' ivery. I 1:85 p. mrs for Business, , No. ~ I N. B?9obed - "" I Jished ae tafo 1 not guaranteed. korell's Grocery I . ? ?*""? * sc. with Manning gov- | j U stuckev. Carolina will prosper.'A. H. Brown, ' -abiding, will be well McDuffle, B. W. ml you will never bo "ett- K- Alexande \. Hancock. P. >u voted for him. ,? Wilson. Jr. (Advertisement.) in farming, in nier- ???? nd would b(> successful ^ _. iod roads if elected. Welsh came next. He I^^B ( as a new man. Ho had JL JBJ ul in other matters and rould make a good sup- CURED: would do his best all ?cted and treat all sec- By a true Ho said lie was running specialist terits and was not lined who posses- v; faction. ses the ex- ?D P.onnett said he was an perience of jj in. but thought ho knew years. The 1 n the office. i> elected right kind I charge bis duty as best i of experi- Ifi ill sections. enoe / * Itlackmou was the last doing the supervisor. lie said he same thing to let bis record speak ; the right ? lie gave statements of way hunilitions of the county. If dreds and / his duty he thought the perhaps it to re-elect him. His . thousands of itr aid. were open for in- i permanent ret ! think it time to last came candidates for ment? If you i nt of education, with reliable long-esl igle as iirst speaker. He of vast experlen junt of his stewardship. learn what cai ts not ashamed of his with skiUful, s< said Lancaster county j I hold t""o met shape as to schools and certificates by i all in his power for other require] aid he was proud of the boards of medic Lancaster county stood States in the Ui iest along all lines as to over 20 years' c alty practice, pcaker was your humble Blood Poison, isked tor the office upon Ulcers, Kidney He told what he had eases, Rheuma ? boys and girls in his Paralysis, Disci inlty. Ho ead been a Rectal Trouble twenty-odd years. He Nervous, Chron chance to show what he eases of Men a Examination s for magistrate for Gills confidential. K Buford townships each p. m. Sundays :alks and asked the peo- paU { hem a trial. This closed -p* p?,rYicit We want to thank the UT. XvcglSL eir presence which more JWWf Union Nat tig else made the meet- Cor. Main n s. We can't do without ve misrepresented any Notice to Debt as a mistake of the head .,, he heart, and beg pardon " P('raonR hi C. A. PLYLER. the estate of R. 7, 1914. will pi^sent san ' " the umfScsigned, ses ??? will break any ???1Vwwl ,r or Chills. Price 2 5c. 8crlbod debted to said ????????i prompt payment Administratrix c * A. Love, Dece istcn _ j,"y " Notice ?i Notice is her _ iu ,4. undersighed wi! ries is a thing that Atate of re not to buy very 1914? id you want to get " hi 1 letters dismissoi efe you have the X...U 1^ Administrator fe dfcuble in placing son, Deceased rier* Place t.ham A,,RUHt 4- 19] . ,I>OKKlS FOIl (JOVKKNOK. . \ C.. Aug. 13. 1914. Ic Voters of South v Hey to split up our reat many candiso some man that t not want is apt y In the first race candidate in the >n as a matter of rity of people are We, farmers and ^JLajj^winty, wish iloiW^h^ttw South eighbor unwi man Iton. Richard I. r choice for gAverfss man. He is a U? te life is above roibllc life is always a stand to what he H and does not put J? V ctions aside for a oes not believe in ring him votes. If ake South Carolina ir, conducting the te atong sound but stand; divided we every good South *. Ja wants to see our t rner for the next ote for Richard I. J. W. Roykin, Dr. W. J. Josey, J. C. Segars, I. F. Ben r. A. P. Fowler, E. 11. Scarborough, J. ? EN FOREVER uJs, with unfailing itfltS. Don't you Jet the right treatdesire to consult a tablished specialist fl ce, come to me and 1 be accomplished ilentiflc treatment, ileal diplomas and H examination and ments from the al examiners of 44 nion, together with 'xperience in speclI successfully treat Varicose Veins, and Bladder Distism, Gall Stones, narges. Piles and , Stricture and all ic and private dis,nd Women. free and strictly "v* [ours: 9 a. m. to 7 :>r Write. . fl er, Specialist, Monal Bank Bldg., ind Gervats Sts. IB1A, H. C. ors and Creditors, iving claims against A. Love, deceased, ae duly attested, to within the time pre-iimi all persons inwill make ' to me. ESTHER LOVE. )t the Estate of R. tased. >f l>ischarKe. Bby Riven that the II, as administrator B. C. Allison, deceasdny of September, final return as such IcKuply to the pro- g <anc9^ier county for J. I?. ALLISON, Istate of E. C. AliiN RAILWAY. f rier of the South. RAIN SCHEDULES. V Lancaster fromfllle, Rock Hill and e stations 8:31 a. m. eston, Columbia and e stations 10: aft n, Blacksburg, Charintermediate stations, ilia, Kingsrllle and / stations, 7:48 p. m. Lancaster for: rllle, Columbia sad e stations, 8:81 a. m. i Hill, Blackannrs, . otte and Intermediate 1:06 a. m. llle, Columbia, Char^ Intermediate statioms, H Hill, Yorkrjlle and e stations, 7:18 p. m K ule figures are pttbnation only and are For Information sees, etc., call on UTHEN, Agent. BE. A. O. P. A.. Colombia, 4. 0. FEY, D. P. A.. Charleston. A. <?. II