The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 27, 1915, Page 5, Image 5
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?Mrs. Emma Small has moved f
Into her new house In West End, j,
built by her brother, Mr. Jud Usher,
of Dwight.
?Dr. E. M. Poteat, president of J
Furman University, will preach at
Spring Hill church next Saturday af- 11
ternoon at 3 o'clock. The pastor of I)
the church requests a full atten- ! t
dance. , i;
?Mrs. O. O. Ferguson, who has j
been In a Charlotte hospital for v
treatment for the past five .weeks, '
has returned home much improved. b
?There will be an ice cream sup- J'
per at the Jackson Baptist Ebenezer "
church next Saturday night, May I. w
Everybody is cordially invited to at- c
tend.
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BOOKS JU?T RECEIVED. v
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List of New Hooks at Ijuncuster
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Library. j
Polly Anna Grows Up?Eleanor
Porter. ^
The Valley of Fear?Conan Doyle.
W'"< . .he Law?Marvin Dana.
The Pastor s W f*?By the Autht!
of Elizabeth and Her German Gar- ^
den. p
In Search of a Husband?Cora s
Harris. j,
Contrary Mary?Temple Bailey. g
Midnight at Means House?Har(
rison Holt. ^
The Fortunate Youth?William
J. Locke. .
The Sign?Mrs. Romllly Fedden.
The Hon. Mr. Lawnish?Jeffery (,
Farnob.
Ever After?Juliet Wilbor Tomp- g
kins.
Youth's Encounter ? Compton ((
Mackenzie.
Mr. Pratt's Patients?Joseph C. .(
Lincoln.
Robin Hood's Barn?Alice Brown. ()
Angela's Business?Snydor Harrison.
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Van CUve?Mary S. Watts.
The Palace of Darkened Windows g
?Mary Bradley. ^
Mrs. Red Pepper?Grace Richmond.
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Walllngford in His Prime?Ran- j .
dolph Chester.
Tlie Terrible Twins?Edgar Jep_ ^
son. ^
The Golden Rule Dollivers?Mar- ?
garet Cameron.
The Way Home?By the Author a
_ of The Inner Shrine. (|
The Saving Pride?Yuette Prost. t
His Great Adventure?Robt: Her- j|
rick. _
The Sphinx in the Labyrinth? <
Maude Annesley. rDon-A-Dreams?Harvey
J. O'HIg- i
gins, Jr.
The History of David Grler?Mrs.
Humphrey Ward.
The Vision Splendid?Wm. McLeod
Raine. ^
ROCK HILL VS. LANCASTER. ?
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Lancaster Leads, of Course, in First f
Game of Rail for the Season. c
In a snappy game of baseball yes- f(
terday, the first of the season, Lan- p
outer defeated Rock Hill, at this
place, by a score of 7 to 6. The
Rock Hill boys played a good game .
and if tneir batting had been good
they would have shown up better. .
As it was the game was very close. J;
Prof. Willis D. Maginnis, superin- '
tendent of the Winthrop Training :
schpol, chaperoned the Rock Hill 2
boys on the trip. Principal W. L. j
Feaster coached the Lancaster boys, j
The game was umpired by Messrs.
Roach S. Stewart and Ira B. Jones.
Jr. W. G. Williams, James T. | '
Hough and Eugene Hough made
home runs for Lancaster. Lingle 1 11
did extra good batting a^ul fielding 11
<for Lancaster. Orin Poore made *
three runs for Rock Hill, Frank [ *
< arumers two, and joe Miller one.
The batteries for Lancaster were, I
Rors and Eugene Hough. For Rock !
Hill, Joe Miller nnd Sullivan. The ;
spirit manifested by both teams was *
fine. The following was the line-up: .!
Lancaster Rock Hill
Hough, E., c Miller, Joe, p \ .
Ross, p. Poe, 2b
Allison, Roht., lb Caruthers 3b *
Llngle, 2b Sullivan c
Gregory, ss Garrison, lb
Hough, J. T., 3b Roddey, cf 1
AMlson, Marion, rf Hailey, rf
Williams, cf Coker. If
Crawford, If Dvnlap, ss
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NOTICE OF HALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY.
STATE OF SO.JTII CAROLINA,
County o? Lancaster. p
"Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
to an order of sale granted by F
J. E. Stew man, judge of probate for w
the county of Lancaster, said state, o
4 dated April 23rd, 1915, I will sell a
at public auction at the residence of a
the late T. M. C. Mosier, deceased, tl
situated in the county and state n
aforesaid, on Monday, the 10th day c
of May, 1915, within the legal hours n
of sale, to the highest bidder for h
Cash, the following described prop- a
erty: n
Four head of mules, 2 wagons and p
harness, 3 buggies and harness. 7 r
cows, 3 yearlings, 7 hogs, a lot of o
farming Implements and tools, in- a
eluding mowers and rakes, disc har- c
rows, etc. Also a lot of notes and a
accounts. p
(Signed) ' V
MRS. CATHERINE A. MOSIER.
Administratrix of Estate of T. M. C. ?
Mosier, Deceased. g
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COUNTY BONDS SOLD.
Trst National Itank Succesotful Bidder
With Bank of Lancaster
a Close second.
The $75,000 Issue of Lancaster
ounty non-taxauble bonds, provided
or by act of the last legslature
to pay past lndebtediess
of the county, were sold
y the county board Monday to the
Mrst National Rank of Lancaster,
r-belng the highest bidder for the
onds. The county board adverIsed
for sealed bids on bonds bearng
4 ^ per cent and 5 per cent
uterest, payable semi-annually. As
rill be seen the 5 per cent Issue
rought the best price for the couuy.
The First Natioral Bank is to
e congratulated on making a bid
p'hlch was more advantageous to the '
ounty than any of the others, al- !
Mtugh it will be seen from the bids
hat the Bauk of Lancaster was a
ery close second, the bid of the
'irst National Bunk being $102.99 % I
nd that of the Bank of Lancaster
102.99.
The First National Bank pays for !
he whole issue, $77,246.25.
The following were the names of
he bidders and the amount bid: i
Weil, Roth & Co., Chicago, 111.,
72,300.00, 4 V4 P?r cent.
'owell, Girard & Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1
71,231. 25, per cent.
'eoples National Bunk, Rock Ilill.
. C., $71,125.00, 4% per cent,
illotson & Welcott Co., Cleveland,
>hlo, $72,397.50, 4 V4 per cent.
L. S. Covington, Agt., Rockingam,
N. C., $72,250.00, 4 V4 per cent.
Bank of Columbia, Columbia, S.
., $71,812.50, 4 V4 per cent.
Security Trust Co., Spartanburg.
. C., $72,400.00, 4 Mi per cent.
The First National Bank, Laneasar,
S. C., $73,195.00.
The Bank of Lancaster, Lancasar,
S. C., $73,250.00.
Tillotson, Wolcott Co., Cleveland,
>hio, $75,560.00, 5 per cent.
G. W. McNeer & Co., Charleston,
. C., $76,785.00, 5 per cent.
The Bank of Lancaster. Lancaster i
C., $77,242.50, 5 per cent,
102.99.
The First National Bank, Lancaser,
S. C., $77,246.25, 5 per cent.
102.99^5.
The whole $75,000 of 5 per cent
ornls were awarded to the First
National Bank, Lancaster, S. G., for
77,246.25.
The bonds failed to bring par on 1
4 Vz per cent basis, so the rate of
nterest was raised to 5 per cent and
he bonds wer auctioned off pubicly
to the highest bidder with the
esult as above stated.
Social News
:
Mrs. Harry H. Kester entertained
few friends at a noon luncheon j
'riday last. The flower decorated
able was laid with covers for six
nd an elegant five course lunch was
erved. Mrs. Kester has made many
riends during her short stay in Lanaster,
where her husband has been j
r>r several years so well known and
Iked.
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Mesdanies Hirsch and Myers en- j
ertained the Mothers'. Club at last j
leeting. Two contests, in which j
Irs. Lester Robinson and Mrs. Waler
Stevens won the prize. Mrs j
ilascock read an interesting paper
n ''The Teacher and the Child." ,
'lie hostesses served refreshments in i
wo courses.
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Mro. T. Y. Williams, president of
he Friday Afternoon Book Club, enertnined
the circle informally but
nost pleasantly last Friday afterloon.
Tho fourth act of Shakepeare's
most popular comedy, "As
rou Like It," was the interesting
ending for the afternoon.
Mayor's Court.
Capers Cauthen, colored, was conicted
in the Mayor's court this week
f selling liquor. He was given the
imit, $100 or 30 days.
Helen Campbell was convicted toay
in the Mayor's court for illegally
toring liquor.
DON'TWAITT"
'ake Advantage of a Lancaster Citizen's
Experience.
When the back begins to ache.
Don't wait until backache becomes
hronic;
'Till kidney trouble develops;
'Till urinary troubles destroy
ight's rest.
Profit by a Lancaster citizen's exerience.
Mrs. Henry Whaley, Company
iouse No. 194, Lancaster, says; "I
^as a constant sufferer from kidney
omplaint. I had pains In the top
nd back part of my head every day 1
nd dizzy spells. My back ached all
he time and when { lay down at
ight the trouble was worse. I
ouldn't sleep and got up in the
tornlng sore and stiff across by i
jins. It was hard for me to get
bout to do my housework. The kidey
secretions were too frequent In
assage at times and then again a
etention existed. I took two boxes
f Doan's Kidney Pills, which I got
t the Standard Drug Co., and I was
ompletely cured. My kidneys beams
normal and my back stopped
aining me. I have been well for
no years."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
Imply ask for a kidney remedy? j
et Doan's Kidney Pills?the same .
lira WValow !
. urn Co., Props., Buffalo. N. Y. i
THE LANCASTER NEW
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I PERSONALS 1
l,na,r.o...ajin[nDuM,j
Mr. C. L. Cobb of Hock Hill wa:
here on business yesterday.
C. D. Jones. Esq., was in Colum
bia on business yesterday.
Rev. James H. Thayer. Th. D.. am
Mrs. Thayer left Monday for Louis
ville. Ky., where they will spend th<
month of May.
Mrs. E. H. Host and cliildrei
spent the week-end in Charlotte vitl
frienns.
?ir. Him ivirs. w. s. lpp ami cliil
dren of Charlotte motored to Lan
aster and spent Sunday with Mr
and Mrs. John A. Stewman.
Mr. W. S. l.angley made a businesi
trip to Blacksburg Friday, return
ing home Monday.
Dr. R. M. Potts of Pleasant Valle;
made a professional visit to Dan
raster Saturday to see Mrs. O. O
Ferguson. He also spent awliib
with his brother-in-law, Mr. S. M
Rarnette.
Mt\ W. F. N'esbit of the Jackson
ham section was in town Monday.
Mr. Abel Funderburk of Taber
nacle was in town Monday.
Mr. Simon Reckliam of Pleasan
Hill was in town today.
Dr. W. H. Sapp of the New Bethe
section was a visitor here today.
PLEASANT VAIiliKY FAIR.
Elaborate Preparations Being Mad<
for flu* F.vent This Fall.
The monthly meeting of the Hom<
Makers' Club and School Improve
ment Society met at the" home oi
Mrs. J. Z. Ralles this month. Af
usual much interest was manifested
in this inspiring work.
As spring comes on the Improve
ment ladies are becoming very thucl
interested in their flowers and beinj
encouraged by the interest taken ant
the pleasure derived from theli
flower show last ye?r. they have re
solved to attempt one on a largei
scale. Many preparations are nov
being made tor the fair to be held
In Pleasant Valley this fall. Thest
ladies arfe striving to arouse interesl
among the young people of theii
community, and to make home lift
more pleasant. Thev have arranged
a list of exhibits which will probablj
be interesting. Kacli piece of worl
must be the work of the exhibitoi
and be made in 1915.
The boys and girls are especially
urged to compete. We think w<
should encourage them to do this bj
seeflfg that our boys have a littb
land of their own, also to allow tin
boys and girls to have chickens, am
to help them to get pure breeds
that we organize a sewing club fo
thn girls nnrl flnnnhU QAmn larlxv <
instruct them in sewing; that we en
courage the boys and girls to hav<
some exhibit, and that each membe
be a committee to plan and hel|
make Pleasant Valley fair a success
We hope some of our exhibits wil
be good enough to take a place ii
either the state or county fair.
The list of exhibits are:
Floral department?The bes
chrysanthemum. geranium. fern
rose, daliah. collection of either, tin
most improvement In yards.
Domestic art?Center piece, em
broidered, center piece crocheted
center piece tatted. For girls unde
sixteen, apron, child's apron, proper
ly worked button hole, napkin (hem
med by hand.) towel (hemmed b;
hand,) any collection of fancy work
Household science?Rest quar
jar of canned fruits, pickles, pre
serves, catsup, best collection o
jellies or best collection of any o
these, mke (plain or layer), pie
(custard,) light bread, biscuit, but
ter, honey. The most different way
of using corn meal in cooking, col
lection of pantry supplies.
The best bushel of corn, bes
bushel of potatoes, (Irish and sweet
tomatoes, pumpkins, the best chick
ens, Plymouth Rock, Wyandotte
Rhode Island Red.
MRS. I). O. POTTS.
MRS. J. Z. BAIRES,
MRS. TOM CLFP.
MRS. MARSHY PEEP.
MRS. W. P. NORMAN.
Committee.
Some Forms of Rheumatism Curabl
Rheumatism is a disease char
acterized by pains in the joints ant
in the muscles. The most commoi
forms are: Acute and chronic rheu
matism and luir' ^go. All of thes
iv|i?*m iT?n lie iifipui ausoiuieiy n
applying some good liniment tha
penetrates. An application of Sloan'
Liniment two or three times a da
to the affected part will give instan
relief. Sloan's Liniment is good fo
pain, and especially rheumatic pain
because it penetrates to the seat o
the trouble, soothes the afflicted par
and draw3 the pain. "Sloan's Lini
ment Is all medicine." Get a 2
bottle now. Keep it handy in cas
cf emergency.
DR. H. L. GREGORY
VETERXARY SURGEON.
I treat all animals. Calls prompt
ly answered night or day. Price
reasonable. Hospital service. Offle
and hospital Kershaw, S. C.
SPANISH PI
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Fatten your hogs
and expense of f<
Spanish Peanuts,
a fine crop of
LEMMOND has a loi
'S. A PlttL 27, 1915.
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** Lancaster Hoys Make (jwxl.
L In the state athletic contests held
?* in Columbia Friday, the Lancaster
, Central graded school showed up
well. Eugene Hough came out sec'*
ond in the 220-yard race and third
in the 100-yard dash.
3 Walter Evans was fourth in the !
4 4 0-yard race and in the 120-yard ;
hurdle race. There were something
1 'ike 1J0 entries in the races. Super- I
- intendent Wessinger and Principal
Feaster accompanied the boys to
Columbia.
THE STAR I
Today
] William Garwood, Violet Mersereau
ai)d Wm. Welch in
"THE STAKE."
- "The Vengeance of Sampson,"
A Drama of the Canadian
1 mountains with and by
1 SYDNEY AYRES.
"It Might Have Been;
Serious,''
' A Comedy that almost ended in
Tragedy.
Wednesday
[ Eleventh Episode of
i "THE MASTER KEY."
lr NUF SED.
r BILLIE RICHIE, in
[ "ALMOST A SCANDAL."
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Thursday
[ Gold Seal Special Universal Fea-1
r ture in Three Parts,
"CHANGED LIVES."
? A vivid romance of love and
' war with Herbert Rawlinson
? and Anna Little, the two char\
acters who are starring in the
; Universal serial which will soon
r appear at THE STAR,
"THE BLACK BOX."
J Coming Friday, April 30th
Tho ?TI.? Mill! I
a. IIV- VI A 11*7 iTIIllIUll
1 Dollar Mystery."
1 Our Motto?Quality, not Quantity.
: THE STAR
' Our SelUing Policy
? Is Just This:
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? First and foremost qualis
ty merchandise that will not
come back and cause dissen1
sion between us and our
- customers.
Then the lowest possible
price at which such merchandise
can be sold.
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We do not figure large
profits on each sale, we
- mark our goods close and
* depend upon a great numi
her of safes for ultimate
profit.
Read this advertisement
\ carefully. You'll find by
s coming to our store the
J things you need, unbiasly
r described and seasonably
priced.
SA. W. Chance
S. L. ALLEN, M. D.
Office over Lancaster Pharmacy.
8 Office Hours 8 to 9 a. m., 1 to 2 p. m.
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,t- Phone 187.
EANUT SEED
without the trouble
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;eding corn; Grow
get better meat and
splendid forage,
t of splendid SEED.
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misfortune by saving now while you are able. Don't J
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Commence now to protect yourself from want in such >
an emergency. Save today if you would have tomorrow. J
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time when saving will not be possible.
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Rucinncc mo COME AND SEE the condy that I
IIUSliicSS TN OT1CC8 can sell you for ten cents per pound.
Have always sold it for twenty-five
cents. J. B. Mackorell. 58-4tc
FOR SALE?Registered Duroc Jer
sey pigs. L. C. Lazenby. DR c pRATT
DENTIST
FOR SALE?50 Bushels of sound Hours, 8:30 a. m. 'to 12:30; 1:30
Texas Rowdan planting seed at to 6-00 *
60e bushel. Also few bushels Van Phone 28*3
diver Heavy 1 ruiter cotton seed at office over Lancaster Pharmacy.
$1.00. J. W. Ctaig. 58-1 tp
John A. Winstead, M. D.
J. A. CLIFTON, M. D., Specialist in Office over Lancaster Drug Co.
the diseases of the eye, ear, nose Laboratory Diagonis a Specialty,
and throat, will be in his office over Hours, 8 to 10 a. in., 4 to 6 p. m.
Lancaster Pharmacy for one day Phones 340 and 25.
(Wednesday) each week. Eye Night Phone 344.
glasses fitted. No charge to the
poor. Please call early. 3 5-tf EDGAR J. HINSON
DENTIST.
FOIt SALE?Well cured hay and Office In Moore Building, ove. B.
fodder. Apply to J. E. Craig, ? R?ddey & (o.
. ' Hours, 8 to 12?1 to O.
Lancaster, S. C. Office phone 33. Residence 118.
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WANTED?To sell stove wood or 4 +. ^
foot pine wood, oak wood, 2 feet -! DR. T. P. NESBIT rfc
or 8 feet. Edwards & Horton. Dentist *
Office in Telephone Building.
Waxhaw, X. C. 4WANTED?To
buy 50 cords pine ^ ^
wood at once. Edwards & Horton. ; :? 1?ITKICI'I"111
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v Men's Palm Beach Suits, plain tan, club checks, in grrav it
and black, black and white, stripes, slim?, stouts and ?
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f regulars. A big assortment to select from and all sizes, -r
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+ Beautiful fine Twill, All-Wool Blue Serge Suits. This is
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i a dandy for hot days and a great value at $12.50 ?
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I Boys' Palm Beach Suits | ^
i Make and fit is perfect, 8 to 11 $4.00
| 12 to 17 $5.00
I Boys' All-Wool Blue Serge Suits, sizes 6 to 18. .. .$5.00 \ [
? Big Line New Straw Hats For Men
II And Boys l|
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i i Boys' Straw Hats .... ? ?. 50c and $1.00 <
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I; Men's Straw Hats $1.00, $1.50 and up to $3.00
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