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^ 8 " COUNTY J HEATH SPK1 CAPT.R.H.JE SEWS DEAD AT W] Former State Tre Away at Home THE LANCAS NNINGS The Arrival of rVNTOUAO n Montgomery Advert LrtNbi30KU The sudden spi 'ii^uror Pakhcn business in Mont^( of His Son Southern cities Is i ??? Mp nHvn nrA in pni t 3TER NEWS; MAY 28, 191 S1_|SWB NE iraerv and other , HIT QV MIMf attributed to the ||| | D I IVIlllL nn I'nilpr tht? an. 5. San ,7ocket .Ui\nui\nii Wlth a new p) no inDDcnnha?just been b Ul\ IUKiLUU ,and 11 is p?88'1 IaaIt avoc tha no te for I'se In the BEST acket periscope that B-EOBEAT rought out in Eng- BECUPER >le for a soldier to The strong a irunnl nf ftin ronnh nhvatnol nrnAf = I ION ATION ppeal of outdoors for A a u'oll n a nlAssnsa ? Special to The News. Heath Spriug, May ! entitled "The New Ml in the Masonic hall night by the young peo ter, was greatly enj< who saw it. ^ome of said that the musical p was unnsuA lv fine. W /liter nuurx Winnsboro Special 27.?The play News and Courier, ntster," given R- H. Jennings died here Tuesday bis son, J. M. Jenr pie of Lancns- evening, following ac jyed by those days. Captain Jenn those present 77th year. He was rograra, which are in the Methodic as alone wcil on the board of the iiinms. --o v. I to Charleston couragement of 1 May 26.??Capt. upon thousands of at the home of beld throughout t tings, here this fumed loose when < i illness of a few* 9 cents a pound. ' ings was in his 'y the advance in a foremost fig- business in the Sout it church, being of *be factory wh South Carolina prosperity to the A ? -- I (Continued frc jvhich thousands j r bales of cotton < apparently occurr? he winter were ia8t ntght . :ottou went above xil foreign vesi While undoubted- pooi recently hav< cotton stimulated an<j nationalities h, it was only one letters on their sl< ieh has restored iarge flags. Yest oierican poople. clear and the Deri< >m Page One.) """ *" without exposing id before 9 o'clock of the enemy. 1 pie in construct sels leaving Liver- of two mirrors e had their names lapsible framew painted in large are fixed to the les and have flown angle of 45 d< erday evening was framework is ext >d between 8 and 9 mirror is raised i ; himself to the Are Slimmer 'he periscope is slmion, consisting only Western ] connected by a colork. Both mirrors fiOTTTHGI iramework at an When " the ' Premier Cai agrees. When tne May 15 to s ended and the upper limit Octc ?bove the trench, the Many attract no " v?i wo |/?vn?ui f Tourist Fares North Carolina VIA EtN RAILWAY rrier of the Sooth. eptember 30, final re* >ber 31, 1916. ' ive resorts reached by w r'h the pnc.e o? adi Mr. W. F. Mackej Ridge section had a Wednesday. While ri home from the field at he was thrown to the his foot being caught was dragged a considi over roads, ditches ar mission. conference for fort: r of the Fiint of Columbia Fema narrow escape serving in other < iding his mule church for longer p the noon hour Jennings was a mus ground, and a man proficient in in vhe gear. h?N Captain Jennings srahle distance j Fairfield county. II id other rough j vice was with the F t years, trustee To begin with le College and an(* tbe cattle rais< apacities of the West were helped I eriods. Captain l,ie European war. ieal teacher and m0rs this last year this art. went to record brei w'as born in cuttle raisers, to a is first war ser- 1 *bc impetus of the tichland Guards, j a*?d by the war an ?> * ' In (ho mnnnf! the grain raisers j o'clock is the tw ers of the Middle urjtish Islands a instead of hurt by ; message to the Ll< The * f?CKt far- trawler weut to tli grew rich. Wheat Nebraskan and sto *k?ng llgures. The A message to T) lesser degree, f? !t j pooi says that the new business ere- aiity Gf the Nebrr d they fared well. ln iargo letters or iptnrinv ppntri'o I ? ? ilight here in the v'ew is reflected t this season. A down jto the lo >yds says an armed fleets the light le assistance of the ^le eyes of the od by her all night. Popular Mechan ie Star from Liver- a Picture of the > name and nation iskan were painted -vatttit i i her sides. DOUBL. by the upper mirror the Southern I wer one, which re- you D*an your rays horizontally to DivlsionV observer. The June lev Mazines contains device. CHARL I PROVEN AM Railway. Let us help summer trip. V. H. CAFFEY, Passenger Agent, Charleston, S. C. $5.35 * ESTON, S. C. 1 RETURN VI A places. The mule wa ed off and stopped b) and Mr. Seth Crimmi Mackey escaped withe injury. Mr. H. P. Mobley trip to Greenville ne^ tend the commencenie Purman University, . mi*! nlaro his snn. A s finally hea l- ?i iversauw s zuu re, r Mrs. Mac key service on the coast .niter, and Mr. I-ater he enlisted nit hiiv serious Aiken Guards, of ft promotion followed is planning a third lieutenant. t it week to at- I record was further r.t exercises of tive service at the I it which time Manassas, Frederic! Inrioii Mohliy. lorsville and Gettysl Kiilium, rit* *5aw j ? ? at Morris Island, j whero steel, muni in Company G, I ni"terial for army lis county. His wade, the past six to the office of j H'x months of moi lis brilliant war factories have been enriched by ac- j Il'8ht. The men hi >attles of second '"creased wages an Lslnirg, Chancel- been drawing incro iiurg, in the I n- , The business dei ? ?. me uerman si Hons of war and continues actively - equipment are 4\orWay say the p months have been j)avc been aroi ley making. The jast week ot' the i running dav an 1 Minerva and the ive befen receiving irjS( which w tl the owners have j anceased dividends. ^he steamer CM ?ression which has Da8genJiers. hud lomanne campaign Read Dispatches from Doubt tl eople of that coun- This Lancas aaed by .l.e .Inking ""!*,*?? qMlck Norwegian steamer benefit, attempt to torpedo The facts are ent to her assl3- Such testimoi evidence conclus . i i 11 forms convi -otner. loaded with ^ p ciyburn a narrow escape {nr. ers Can No linger CATTTITI1' lie Evidence. 2>U U 1 JIUjJ tor citizen testified Tickets on f ... , , ... with final limii relief?of undoubted now confirmed, rtyjs complete the ncing proof of merit. ^CWfcCOTVSV , French St.. Lancas- ? * w. bl,l..nvo 11..,. ~ ftHAVMI mi I RN RAILWAY ;ale June 6, 7 and 8, t June 10, 1915. CAUTHEN, Agent. &eTv\\v\-^a\$ta?, will receive the A. B. Miss Dorothy Pear] spending a few days where she went as rep the Y. W. A. to attem institute. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. their sou, Truman, Tuesday for an 'lefi- oe t ter struggle lie \vi le Crenshaw is shrapnel. Having I in Columbia. I wounded in the leg leresentative of j 'ie relunctantly acce 1 the W. M. U. | ',ut after four mon ; command. Next fol Mobley carried < encounters of the to Hock Hill! Harbor. Hanover nn operation for | Further actice servi is wounded by existed lias been in seen previously aU(l In manufactur at Chickumauga i ",e East, which dc pted a furlough, j()^ warring am ths rejoined hir, Pecially in the Soi lowed the severe dropped below t> ct Wilderness, Cold w'iile. Those now id Spousylvania. f',e stimulating eh ice on his part Prosperity. In h " 1 ' Southern Cnnimerr mercantile circles wj,}ie bound for I ing enterprises in marjluJ red a tori ? not cater to any ; but missed I lies, and more es- alta<.k occurred V nth. where cotton ! North Hinder ligl mts a pound for a ; are experienpir.p, Home Olli ect of a restored New York, Ma; is letter to the. can-Hawaiian Ste IaI Con irross Sec v'"' Rotterdam. A sub- live and I liad ?odo without warn- Kiidney IMlls, j>r >y 15 yards. TI1I3 ?rd Drug Co., ri< our miles north of ?tship. OVER THRE Mr. Clyburn sai re Notified. further trouble y 26. The Arneri- s'nce I used Doa :iy8ihip; Company. 8jMpl??ask'foV mwattrjo mitt*.' V%VW VV W backache. Doan's n.^iinv ocured at the Stand- UV\?- UHU U 1 me of the trouble." FIRST X. k^en M'.rch 25th, E YEARS LATER, r_ d: "I have had no ^ | ?? with my kidneys ALU's Kidney Rills.'* all devlers. Don't *** | ^ a kidney remedy? l/V V\ViJUf\MVW ^"k\wb\o\\ou^ \TIONAL BANK. i.SO 1 TO adenoids. Miss Elizabeth Sma days in Kershaw wit Brasington this wee Small was in Columbi Mr. and Mrs. P. B. tawba and Mr. and Mr of Kershaw visited the Sunday. Air anil \lrs Tnnn j ? as ruuiitiicu impus: 11 spent a few I wound in his arm li the Misses , fighting around Ne\ k while Mrs. This member was ai ia. i field of battle and h Mobley of Ca- J carried to the Jack s. J. E. Caskev Itlchmond until the ir parents here her, when he return stale. After the w \t Pmitiiciv nings began to repa siuie u\ u ?ev?ru received in the r?tary of the T vmarket Height. vvl''tes: mputatcd on the "You meet undei e was soon after Conditions son Hospital at iablished in spite 1st of Septem- ! turbances caused b ed to his native r?pean war. i'rosi ar Captain Jen- boon restored and ir his education , Ull,e every day. ] , |IMM!VI9 *11 HI1-'reasury McAiloo message today fro ; captain, relaped 1 auspicious condi- ho said the \essc i.avo been ro-es- by either a mine of the grave dls- that he had turn< y the gigantic Ku- The text of t' verity lias already j yesterday and sig is growing in vol-1 s. Greene, was at Peace with honor j "Striuk either 1 ji u.iixttu. i?:tvi?cu c* i 'w;ui s tvmi mi the XVbraskun's that Mr. Clybui jy cable, In which ')Urn ( ?-? I'rops 1 ha?l been struck or a torpedo. and j? (Ml back. A le liir. saRO, dat -.1 nod by ('apt.. John I | i follows: by mine or torpedo uey i-iiia?same rn had. Foster-Mil- ni/tim * v- RICH#! AN] ady ! I c"nWeR' - .1 I DAY] 10ND, VA. r> RETURN rate Veterans eunion LKillT TRIP spent Wednesday an night in Lancaster, r Thursday morning. Miss Ivor Brown is i days with friends at L fore returning to Seneca. Mr. W. F. Mobley Thursday from North C d Wednesday 1 hy teaching school eturning home I Politics in 1865 am i of tax collector unt spending a few years in the office < .iberty Hill be- ('ol'rt of Fairfield co her home at G<' hy his election state treasurer, wliei came home terms, voluntarily rc 'arolina, where lro1 ?r the state's fir I. He entered : as been preservec I helcl the olTko ' Krave international il 18G8. Twelve (,iKnity and right! )f the clerk of llJive been upheld unty was follow- | courtesy and with to the office of l,le Just rights of o re he served two cia' aI1(l economic s tiring from cm today than that o lances two vears ea|,th and our posit - I man dine nnssihiliti 1 in the face of 4g miles west of 1 difficulties. The jnK to Liverpool, j of our country hold. No one inj with firmness and i The Nebraskan consideration for | on this trip to tin tliers. Our finan- she was built at itrenpth is greater she is 360 feet 1 f any nation on with eight water-t ion is one of com- fuel being oil. ITnlnca anmn Pastnet and steam- H V "j Water in lo ver ured." was under ehnrter ?j o White Star Line. 9 fif? 999^ Camden in l!)02. m fft? ong and wa3 built ha+ffrfltj iglit bulkheads, her 99999 9999i? ir el ui i SOUTHE yytery i$ lv. Cam.i??. . * * Lv. Kershaw. fthousand} & Ar Rock H11] Ar. Richmond _* ^ I. .A' Doiriilflr mn VIA RNjJRAILWAY 8:20 A. M, 9:20 A. M. rings. ... 9:38 A. M* 10:05 A. M. w* 1 11:10 A. M. 1 8:30 P. M. M ifnlnp t rn I n nnnnonta Ml he has been teaching vacation with his par Mrs. Lillian Hinsoi loss of a valuable hors week. Little Ruth Ellis, sick for some days, is recovery. * Miss Susie Therrell <1 o v nftnm aa? { < T/ ami . to spend his ! ilK?- 1 apuun jcnmi ents here. : Don man and a cent 1 suffered the circles of Methodis le one day this Funeral services of t he held at Winnsboi who has been ; followed by in on the road to Bethel cemetery, the ?i ? *u*- Ing ground. spent Wednes- ~~ Death of ,\i?c IKS was a runs- i => ? ral figure in the ca'amlty beyond tl "I of his state. i n,an agency shall i he deceased will i thing that can po ro Friday morn- Us is Prosperity. V ternient in rhe prisont with thanki old family bury- t*1? Infinite blessir look to the future ^ fldence." d Xeirro. Wg are now ei ie control of hu- Submarine ntervene the only Crookhaven, Irt ssibly abide with was learned toda> Ve can regard the was seen last nigl fulness to God for coast of Ireland, igs of peace and shortly after !) p vith supreme con- Cove, which is ah Fastnet. No conn ntering into the tablished between ~? , , it* ama; in \ icinity. . Bland. May 26.?It WOf*K6Cl O ' that a submarine I it i?n the southern Xil6 JCCi She was sighted 0f XL . m. near Galley out 10 miles from ection has been ostitis incident and r imv *OlULlOn with veterans' 11+hu Uock H,n' Cdl *y coaches and I i on 0t limited to Jur stop-over w. n *> *??? vvuuvvvo Daylight Special from 'rying high class day at 'ullman sleeping cars. lale May 29 to June 2, le 10. Extension and leges. .CAUTHEN, Agent. =T . 1 wuj (uiciiiwwii in i~vci >: Mr. and Mrs. Horace kins have been the f Earle's parents, Mr. ai Mobley. The new corn mill S. Watson in connect shop, is quite an a< public convenience. Little Elise Crensha i Carle of Hop- UncJe J"ko, Nesbit. , ,, est colored citizens ;uests ot Mrs. pa88etj a\vay Thursd nd Mrs. II. W. the home of his do Robert Steele's plani run bv Mr. R 83 >?ars old. having , ? .... . . 10, 1832. Uncle Ji ion \ ith his caue(|t was iOVed ai Idition to the both white and colo lover of the Psalms, \v, daughter of twenty-third and , one of the old-1 Kreat commercial of the county, every thinker and lay. May 20, at ed to follow the w lUghter on Mr. before the war is tation. He was . ... . . been born May i fsuI W,U be the Krea ike, as ho was j son b'uco 1906 an id respected by j years will be yeart red. He was u and of protlt. especially the one hundredth ' prosperity which the mishap to th economist expect- kan, which is rei ar. It is coming curred shortly bel ended. The next point about 4 0 m itest business sea- a steamer was sc d the next live haven, which lies i of opportunity ley Cove at about 1 As she approtft-he of Fastnet lighth e steamer Nebrasmrted to have oc'ore ! o'clock at a lies from Fastnet. >en outside Crookjust north of Gal) o'clock last night. H d in the direction ouse two loud re To 'fcjULfc *^<rusc, X<c<i?. I Jl* CL*l*L >7 - > ? Mr. and Mrs. J. T. C'r< fering considerably t'r tained on Monday. Rom to Mr. and Mr MeMackin, \Vednesda^ noon, a daughter. Services may be es Baptist church Sunday usual hour, as the pas . , rsauns, ana was otte mis haw, is suf- these tWQ psa|ms om a fall sus- grateful for the sma received. He held the s. S .Cranford i whom he lived In hip r \Tiv " ! >> KOO<1 old n?Kro Will ' * " ' 1 both white and oolo r?rt"^;AReal Kidney dor expects to j Always It n Hoard singing j I'rospc Uncle Jake was | Last week Paul .11 courtesies lie Fountain Inn s Cler Thiii I be missed by nn<l twenty-three f red. The average net rei moil was probably u Medicine? gallon, eliable . m1 rity. ports or a gun we Jonos, driver lor Several residen nson cream route, sighted a submarii ped one hundred One of them fired gallons of cream, j rifle at the me nin turn to the dairy- of the submarine, ibout 80 cents the diately but soon out. my boyhood in a Three more shot (hot A i ? ^ nntl qIio npnin (Hr ire neara. t8 of Crookhaven ne off (Jalley f'o\e. two shots with a the conning tower ??????? which dived immerose again furtner Ma ts were fired at her Keep yc nnnnnrml ke War on the 1 >ur sinks and drains clean and pure. ' tVi a + n? nan mil rrnn Yrmr Vipo 1 Germs Do it with the l*Vl nan n?wr V>? return irom ine union afternoon. MR. RATCH FORD'S Happy Celebration 1 Aged Minisi The following froir Enquirer of yesterday terest to many of oui meeting in the | * i I feel that I ough , know about SwampBIRTHD.W. ; ,iaa done for me. ! out and had to quit ' in Honor of only weighed 135 po ter tor aaid I had kidne; ' wors* form, and mj i The Monroe of order; and I had will be of in- badly I could not gt people who | day 1 p^oked u,Lan A _ operative ceamtry Voot^nd what the creamery were I was down ami In more recent ; work in 1906; I the opportunity tor unds. The (lo?" of dairying on ru y trouble in the ? , . . r liver was out the state of Washir rheumatism so i in that state, is a cc it around. One | ery that returns to lmanac and saw | mm, net Droflt of s> liittl KJ ?ucv? a ? The patrons ;.f well-to-do. TIIK HRAVE^ years I have had The brave old heai >bservc the effects all. ral prosperity in ^ igton. At Lynden, strive on through >-operative cream- fall, its patrons an an- O'er many a ble 7f>.f)0 on #>ar>h now i The brave old hea right if the OLD UK ARTS. are di***e rts, God bless them order at vei Keep yc ienrts that trusting i life, whate'er be- LAh ak and barren hill. rts that beat for us Springs Block. re is a fool drain or sink in your ho: breeders. Our disinfectants will do t ry small cost, and yon will be glad y mr sinks and drains sanitary. ICASTER DRl 4 me. Such things he work hi short on used them. IG CO. "ooIeHt Place In Town. know and revere Mr. "Rev. W. W. Ratehl Tirzah Presbyterian eh son township, was b 1831. Yesterday bein a large congregation Tirzah to celebrate th( Ratehford. Addresses Dr. G. W. Belk, Coun : ;uui (Vinci linriut'lll, Itatchford: oa8e exactly. I got t ford, pastor of and took It and whe urch, In Jack- i 'elt so much better tl Maw oc more bottles of Dr. V orn May -6. , ,{oot aQ(1 , wag g bis birthday weight increased un assembled at i pounds. I am 65 yes ? day with Mr. feeling fine and wor . have three men who were made by j hfttl fQ qu^ work jn ty Superinten- an<i who will make <iim n in. my | ,,, , , i one-dollar bot- milked. The farr n it was gone I are all prosperous lat I bought five Joan months. The: turner's Swamp- t? the fa? of the y< well man; my til I weigh 219 b,Usirs old and I am My experience ht k every day. I cows and prospei knew me when | moUB terms, the mill in 1906 . .. T affidavit to my I 11 ,a true that ^ tiers about there That guard anc T. ? . our ways They have no Through all dark i / do not wait tin- pain, lar to pay grocery To the bright si '.. ' The brave old he is taught me that roll "ity are synor.y- The gathering ; sun; Vestern Washing- The brave oId he ? OA11 1 1 guide and train . ihadows, doubt and ^ q inlight of the day*. 11011^1 arts around which I i ' i 1 in years of storm and | arts that are the HI less ueni K. i"N. .MsDet, Mt Neely and J. W. McCai ford told in an inter about the great inipro all lines during his lif ford is a fine old gei highly educated, enter! er and a greatly belov has been pastor at Ti tvpntv.fnnr uoi ru IH issrs. Ney Mc- | present health. n. Mr. Hatch- j If yon want to esting manner statements as my t< vements alon* have my consent. e. Mr. Ilatoh-1 Youra ritleman. Is a I AmIei aininK preach- j Personally appeal ed pastor. Ho 1 b's 4th (jay Qf pej) rzah for about T (Iravo8- who s,lbs< a ii.,.? statement, and mad* ! ton, like Northern use the above I unusual advantaget DStlmonial, you for there the grass I round. But this s? truly, . . ' GRAVES ' natural advantage rson, Indiana. 1 thftn the North an ed before me, Bermuda grass ruary, lbl4, W. .gift to the Pledmoi ribed the above ture and Jersey e< > oath that the , California, offers And lesson of 1 i ?.-> the dairyman, The brave old hi is green the year much, That do so mi action has greater jove es for dairying ! while gradually f rl Middle West. touch is (Jod'b richest With all big it. Bermuda pas-1 above. 5WB will one dav The i)raVe old 1 ife's law In one. earts that bear so I leh for those they jweetening In their I T requires a h spiritual things for lls to c iy and prompt] learts, Lord keep * lot of maneuvering ^Hhw :ome across correctly with as many or- 8&?fc% one of remarkable n never sowed any wild reaping a rich harvest sown in the years Ratchford received ti and useful presents y his friends." Don't Carry a Hum Life. Did von ever ston ...w w? - ii same is true in substi urity and ho, ROBERT E. I oats and 1 ^ of goody deeds commission e: gone by. Mr. nany valuable esterday from ' Ijetter to Dr. Kilmer & t'o., Binghamtont N. V. lirap Through 1 to thinlr ilmt I'rovo What Sivnmn-I anee and in fact, i """" ? " BRAGDON, 1 w'?en that day o< lotary F'ublir. loanors will have t Kpires Jan. 8th. | terest rate to 8 p< of business, for tl fnsBod-failure farm of the past. | Fountain Inn Trlb Will (v. for \t? mii una sKciion, ana them green anies the monev For all they've o reduce their ?n- Tho brave oIrt hei ene cent- or *? out Yet still live 11 ic cringing, con- The brave ol 1 h er will be a thing care ' Have neither s< od; The brave old h . wear ?. m. - - . The swi-pl.esl rr ders as wo do e done and borne; arta that grow acr- But our met vos o" morn. EOrt Gf thing. eartB that trial and ... . Thoy arc pai luelcned nor doomand to deliver carta that amiling If thoy didn't 1 tluifr tiUdtnU'il ach day. . -i" r d to fill orders right I I on schedule time. ?J/ / \ we'd get others who at, your every action, e your disposition and ; are influenced every d dition of your liver? may be the direct res dered liver. Dr. ililtoi Diver and Kidneys v liver in perfect conditr tie. For sale by all d tributed by the Murr, Columbia, S. C. very thought, Yon. your character Sond ten cents to ay by the eon- Co., Ttinghamton, N. Failure in life i size bottle. It. will c ult of a disor- You will also reeeb n*? Life for the | valuable informatioi vill keep your the kidneys and blad >n. Oct a bot-! Ink. be sure and m< ruggists. DIs- | caster N$ws. Regti. ay Drug Co., i one-dollar size bottl< drug stores. ?t iiiir Mini n II The liver Is a t Dr Kilmer's K- was thought at on Y., for a sample !'"t of the passk onvlnce anyone. ;th most people I a booklet of becomes blaek bee* i, telling about <n the blood due dor. When writ- mates, causing bilk jr.tlon The Lan- dizziness aud c< ar fifty-cent and King's New Life P >s for sale at all the liver, and glv 1 2p.c at your drugg ii i>ia<K iiiv<*r. "" Th? ilood purifier. It e timo It was the? ...... >n. The troubleCHE(|tP IjP Is that their ilver u ?'ft" huy \uso of Impurities .^mt-ooVi "Life for to bad physical '.neys 'I, ahd < mibiioks, headache,' frhrrt ail- lrppurit matipiiUon. ^ m: Piffrtl' suve, lot*.of 'Uls will olefin ?p time-. Prior 2 5< e you new life., by all driipfelsts. ;lst. M17RHAV DItrO < Hometown Hard. would. rSTJKANCE. Good delive one .bottje oi Dr. rh<" Diver and Kid- 88 good meat, leentoe your syHteiu iftn.flfyoflr body, * and lost a and 50c. For sale M Distributed by no., roluinhin. H. C. ry is as important " ity Meat Ma '' rket *. 4 t f - * ,' A ?' ; ''/.Ai.iMlf ? hAttla A# (If Kin.? 1.1.1 . .. ' 1< . . ' ? *" * < J _ u. \ . . ? rjt' ? * I i > * .