The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 08, 1915, Page 8, Image 8
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COUNTY NEWS p?N,,,,aster Hu,,t?r
W \/I1 a a 11U w ? ks tions From P. O
. Postmaster J. F.
nv itu 1 cei\ed the follow iti|
si KIM,. postofflce departmei
Sp.Hu, The News. ""'tS,*'
Heath Spring, June 7.?Mrs. Mary Postmaster,
Evans, after a brief visit to her Lancaster, Sou
daughter, Mrs. It. 1). Stalnaker. re- 1,1 connection wit
turned to her home at Kershaw Fri-' be^'e^ablithed''at'
day afternoon. j attention is invited
Messrs. Brumniet and Marion Mob- bodied in paragrapl
ley came home last week from Green- P- which
ville, where they have been in atten-i ,0',Vi^8' . .
Drop letters sh
nance upon Furman University > t(le rate o1- (wo cel
Marion received the A. B. degree and : fraction thereof, ii
won the scholarship medal for work at letter-carrier offh
dicing the past two years. ! ,or Pa< h on he or
x- . .. ... , ..... ' where iree delivery
Mrs. N. h ..small, Mrs. W t . Ellis eRtabllshed."
and Miss Brite Mohley attended the And you are inf<
quarterly meeting of the \V. M. U.. letters" mailed at yt
division No. 1, at Beaver Creek ,or ',)0a' deli\<
. ?? i carrier or through
church . aturday. boxes or general del
Mr. James B. liushardt went to ai,i,. wj,h postage a
Newberry Friday morning to attend cents an ounce or
the commencement exerckcs of New- j ounce. (See also pi
.... .. , . , , section mentioned r
berry College, ot which he is an jowjng )
alumnus. Your attention ii
Little Mary Bruce, daughter of the law. embodied
Mr. and Mrs. Baron Bruce, who has P. L. & R., and you i
been quite sick, is much Improved at of publieatioi
1 v ond-class matter,
his time. , publishers or news
Mr. H. A. llorton spent Sunday in delivery at your oi
Lancaster with Mr. It. B. Mackey, generai delivery wir
who has returned from the Johns ,>oxt>s> or for deliver
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, and is .Mre'subjec^VVposta
steadily improving in health. pound rate. Copie:
Maj. John (I. Richards passed delivery by carrier
through town Friday on his return 1 of your ofll
v. , ., - ? experimented free
home from the convention of rail- 8ubject to the
road commissioners, which was held prescribed in parag
in Washington last week. of the section mentli
Mr. Lucius Bell and familv of Bell dressed for deliver
Town spent Sunday with Mr. and J* *^*"0
Mrs. H. I . Mobley. I entitled to go free
I)r. W. S. Moore, who was quite 1 dressed for deliver;
sick Sunday, was able to be out again office having free d<
Monday which case the ceil
,, ''' _ , 'chargeable.
Mr. J. C. Williams spent Sunday You w,n theref
with relatives and friends in the foregoing rates of j:
Oakhtirst community. and second-class p
after mailed for del
IM.KASWT HILL. ; your office.
Please also notif>
Special to The News. 1 other in you
Pleasant Hill. June 7.?Mrs. Will Plications arc en
Williams of Kershaw visited rela- .:.\ss n1*,''If1* 's'
tives here the past week. , village delivery is m
Miss Nannie Robertson is at home I I1 - copies of s?
from Coker College. hereafter mailed at
Messrs. K dph and Per.v Beck- delivery at your o.
ham of (?reai Falls came over Sun- ro"*?* en)a1,mtlnp 1
drv will he subject to p(
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall of ?f one ce"( a P?un?
Kershaw spent last week here. visions of paragrap
Mr. J. A. Beckham of Fnion made n * '"'? . L. & R.
a recent visit to his brother. Mr. M. t,-., . . ,
L. Reck hi 111 Third Assistant Pot
Mr. W. A. Marshall attended the ... , ..
reunion at Riclimond last week. work, ikin
Mr. T. R. Clyburn and family of Fort Mill Times.
Kershaw visited relatives here re- It you do not a
cently. | movement for the
Miss Kstelle Beckham visited in thl_ tmvn ,lnn.t
Kershaw Mondav. 01 ,,lts town* <lon 1
AT*?? * _ .. . . - __ U Tr?? /?..?
-K ? v..v uiuiiiingi cnjuy a iree, easy | WCIU ttl1 uiel1
bowel movement, and feel fine all ! 'ron an(l allumlnu
day. Dr. King's New Life Pills are "tronger than befor
sold by oil druggists, 36 in an orig- ur,s ?' MtMMbll
inal package, for 25c. Get a bottle er9? engines, etc.,
today?enjoy this easy, pleasant g?od as new at a f
lavative. 2 cost. Write us you
COLUMBIA W
Lancaster & Chester Ry. Co ?*yKc?umbu
Schedule in Effect Dec. 27, 1914.
Eastern Time. Whenever Yon Nee
~ WESTBOUND. Take 0
Lv. Lancaster ...6:00am?3:30pm rnd Standard
Lv. Fort Lawn ..6:30am?4:08pm chill Tonic ia
Lv. Bascomvllle . 6:47am?4 :28pm Tonic Sea
Lv. Richburg ....6:58am?4:43pm well known tonic proj
Ar. Chester . .1:40am?6:25pm and 1RON. lt ^t81
/-.u 1 EASTBOUND. out Malaria, Enricl
Lv. Chester .... 9:00am?6:45pm Builds up the Whole
Lv. Richburg ... 9:45am?7:27pm
Lv. Bascomvllle .10:00am?7:38pm ritt-h a t> tij<
Lv. Fort Lawn ..10:30am?7:55pm uxlLAr IINk
Ar. Lancaster ...11:00am?8:25pm You can buy o
Connections?Chester with South- Hilton's Life for tl
era. Seaboard and Carolina & North- neys No. 2, and clc
western Railways. from all impurltte
Fort Lawn, with Seaboard Air and save lots of
L lenRallway. time. Price 25c ai
Lancaster ,wth Southern Railway, hy all druggists.
A. P. McLURE, Supt. MURRAY DRUG C<
.wirs .wHiue .viae .viODiey of Heath I "" " ** l" """ "ul
Springs visited Mr. E. B. Johnson's ductlons are based ?
family last week. er your ideas are b
Mr. Sidney Robertson lias moved hind this movemer
into his nice house recently com- for their co
Mrs. Purnian Magill of Heath something. If >ou
Springs was here to see her parents, j ing you had better
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Caskey, Saturday, and see if you can r
Mrs. nil Crenshaw of Heath yoUP ideas with th<
Springs spent several days with her j "
parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. Beckham, 8 step.
gr# | Education of pub
Mr. Charley Blackmon and family fundamental princi
of Oakliurst were up to see his pa- ' ment If you have
rents here last v:-ek. j wllI help this town
to expound it. You
PLEASANT PLAIN. 8ltlon. but yoU v
Special to The News. | thinking. Once y<
Pleasant Plain, June 7.?The public interest you
ladies of the Woman's Missionary asset to the commui
Society will give an ice cream supper I m,nt8 wU1 be pead
at Mrs. W. S. Faulkenberry s Saturday
night. June 12. The public is 1('eas an<1 0Jt
cordially invited. i change of such idea
Mro ' " *
via rnuim-iiuerry anenciecl will result,
the institution of the W. M. U. sit whatever this to\
Columbia. ' * . , ..
Mrs. E. J. Hinson aiul children obtained throu
visited at Mrs. John W. Hinson's the Don't be so positive
past week. can not see merits
Misses Zelnia Faulkenberry and i por-g ideas He
Janey Ogburn visited the Misses .
Ressie and Ethel Hilton Sunday. enough to admit y?
Mrs. T. \V. Taylor and daughter, taken.
Miss Iva, visited Mrs. H. C. Harris Too many of tin
Sunday. i town are prone to
Miss Dessie Faulkenberry visited ... , ...
Miss Ada Roberts Sunday. wlU get alo,,K wlth<
Miss Lena Horton is visiting Mrs. course, they never
P. E. Hlackmon. j out-of-town friends
The Woman's Missionary Society nients which have
will meet at Miss Ann Sims' Sunday . willing to
evening. June 13. ,ney are w,mnK 10
_ j but unwilling to bei
An Easy. Pleasant l?txativc. , den.
One or two I>r. King's New Life
Pills with a tumbler of water at 1
night. No bad, nauseating taste; no i Don't Throw Away
belching gas. Go right to bed. Wake I Machl
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THE LANCASTER NEWS, JUNE 8,
ROP LETTERS." A VISIT TO OLD SALEM.
Receives Instruc- Mrs. J.?L Jackson Gives Her Ini?.
Department. pressions \f?Cr Trfcanty Years.
Hunter has re- _ #
s letter from the To the E.d,tor of The News:
lit, which is seif- After the lapse of only twenty
short years, ah, what do I see? T?ie
June J, lt?l 5. ,, . . ..
dear old church itself has beer movth
Carolina. ed and placed where progress de
h the experiment- manded it should be. For this peo- 1
lervice which has pie are a progressive people in all
your office, your lines, as well as in the things relig- ;
to the law, em- ious. Hut excuse the personal. As
h 1. section 3??P, to myself I confess to the fault of
reads in part a3 loving old friends, old people, old ;
things, if fault it is. Therefore every ,
all be mailed at spot of the sacred place <s dear to H^HHI
ats per ounce or me. where there were so many pleas- ' . ,
tclu'hng delivery ures mingled with sadness, hut why j 4
res. and one cent mention the sadness, when there is r ,* * -TpS
fraction thereof so much beat ty'aitd goodness in the'" ! ?
by carrier is not world?. It takes all this to relieve
the monotony of things. Were it
>rmed that 'drop not for the clouds we could not ap-J _
tnr office address- predate the sun's hcautifttl ravs. I ibcG
jry. whether by Yes, changes there are many. I LL.
1 the postofflce When I first knew the place, the
Ivery, are olmrge- graves were so few in number one ; ment;
t the rate of two could count them son the fingers and J _r ..
fraction of an have fingers left. Now how is it? \x
iragraph 2 of the After this short span of years, verily ; ^
iihi me rsoie 101- I UOO B nair acre has grown to be two, ivawi
j and if properly measured we might chara
s also invited to find even more than this. Can it be, S<
in section 4 33. ! that we have lost the image of some Sanfo
are informed that , of our loved oops and friends? Ah. ?
is entered as sec- I fear we have, for even their graves .
when mailed by are lost. As I moved the shrubs and Ieign,
agents for local j grass away, my companion said, j S<
bee through the i "What are you looking for?" My I tjve
idow or postofllce 1 reply was, "For the grave of Mamie. U
y on rural or star for that of Olin, and oh, so many
from your office, others," lost, yes, lost. tortur
ge at the cent-n- We may plant flowers, we may put #
s addrer.8ed for up 8iabs of marble, but in the end a crime
within the postal cruel worm will cut down the flower, direel
ce coverd by the n withers and dies. Marble will thouc
delivery service crumble and the lettering will be ^
rates of postage obliterated by the elements. Ah,
raphs 6. 7 and 8 can this be the end of our beloved, St
oned. Copies ad- 8|]ent sleepers? No. a thousand times | conse
y at other post- no There is a beautiful place called ] St
isoribers residing Heaven. Did you say where? Wo | c.
f publication are (]0 nQf know where, nor does this ./%
except when ad- concern us so materially. "The rich
y at or from an man saw the poor man" there, and S<
divery service, in we Can get there, too. if Lazarus did.
t-apound rate is ^ Ar j find my pen racing on. let me
.1,.... turn to things of everyday life, and
ore. charge the t ? h , spo ,
,osage on letters Ar , Rfan(, Qn (h|g lovely elevate(1
u > i< a o is i? e- ; spot my eyes are concerated on the, X7lf
livery at or from | beawt|fllI place. Tn?y ,( ,s Qo(V^
country, nbouiuling In peace and amm*
p NiiiBtv whsM h*'811" Everywhere 1 see signs of I
toped IS second Pr?Kro?? leading on to even better
tered as second- tlllnRS ] s?e tlio crowing little
LTntatned 1.7 ven! town nf Springs, filled with
u h piib 1 icaD ons | ? i""! T^t' i "' "J
jmtjs sssv-v . i
11 co, or on rural .
Torn vour ofllr* ,hroft Protty little churches, repre- ,
... ., ' senting the three leading denomina- WTA
, un(j;r ,h(i p'ro. Jions. Methodist, itaptist and Presby- 'Efg J
hs 4 and sec- w r,an- I
These folk have a very creditable ] BBSS I
DOCKERY, school building, too. an ornament to |H^B fl
it master General. an>' town of Its size. Last but not I
least it is a fine business center, I
't Shirk. ! backed up by a large space of coun- J
j try which is the life of business in.
. terest. ________
gree with some I _ , _ .... - . .
. , . .. ! I wind up. for this my first letter
civic betterment fo fj,e News, is already too long, by To Drive Out
knock it: study < savine I ani thorrni?hlv in invo n-UH At
whether your de- the place and Its people. Take the Ol
>n facts or wheth- MRS. J. L. JACKSON* ! TASTBLKSS i
l.?ed. Th0.e l.o- ?to? ?r.
.1 miM be com- THK KI.AG OK DIXIE. OuiniM .nd ]
mrage in starting The Quinine
have been knock- 1 'ove niy country's banner, the Stars Iron builds u
stop right now an<1 StriPp8 that wave
. .In this broud, broad land of freedom , CtnTTTWIP
>ot blend some of 6>er many a hero.8 grave OVU Ittf.
>se who took the God keep it pure and stainless. God D. *
keep its .olors bright, arr
lie opinion is the And make of it the standard of the ^ ..g Y
. i . ? world for truth and right. *
pie of advance- intermed
a message which Rut there's another banner, and I N?' intermed
i it is your duty love its colors, too, a. m.
i may meet oppo- It bears my country's colors? the No. lit?Mai
fill start people rpd> thp white, the blue, lotte and
ju have aroused i'T,R ,he flriK of our fatherH ,n the 1:35 p. l
days of sixty-three, No. 117?Co.
have created nn The banner of the Southland, follow- intermed
uity. Your oppo- , ed by immortal I.ee. Trains leav
to express their No. 118?K!i
this mutual ex- The tlag our men marched under, the Intermed
s very much good Kallant men in gray. No. 113?Ro
Kager for the noise of battle, for the Marion,
clatter of the fray. mediate
vn needs can best ; r^iiwi au r^ ?i,..i- iNh- 11 4?1
Kli co-operation. ! the banner that they bore. ?wtlnS?U
yourself that you to 'lv","nJ ft"' ?h?e'r. '""'7 Mo. IH-Ro
when the fighting should he o er. "u* , ' * .
i in your neigh- ; intermea
i broad-minded jt-a tjje naR my mother honored, for N.^B.^-Sct
ou may be mis- in her Southern home llslied as inf
She sang the Southland's war songs not guarante?
i citizens of this , whe" soldier lads would come. to pa88enger
Dearer than their home and kindred, w. jj.
think the town sweeter than their lives, I say, w E
?ut their aid. Of Was the South they loved and fought
fail to tell their for?the men who wore the gray. W. H.
of any improvebeen
made here- 1 ,ove the flaK of Uix'eI 1 ,ove the
h. _ . ' thirteen stars Notice to E
snare tne glory, That oroS8 the field of crimson on the All personi
ir any of the bur- broad and keep-blue bars. the estate of
Men of courage and devotion gave ed, are here!
i their wealth, their love, their game, duly v
?? ^ "i ' a11, signed, and
Broken Tools or And fj.ced the conquerers bravely estate will pli
nes- when they saw the flag must fall, i wise,
lis, including cast J T j
T'h.nh!'11 Many years ago they furled it, when W.
L Its heroes knew defeat; Administrate
When the soldiers who so loved It; Kee, Decea
heard the bugles sound retreat,! May 27, It
,r nleSs former ; Then the banner was surrendered.
EVJ>ING qq I with the Southland's captured | BEST
l,n ^ddera, But it cannot be forgotten by her RECREA
' | daughters and her sons. RECUPE
T<mlc , Yes, I pray. "God bless Old Glory," The atrong
, I fo1 ,ht> war 1B ,on* *,nce Paat> physical prol
Grove Tasteless | And the nation reunited, bound by _
lly valuable as a ties we know will last; SU111U161
use it contains the j Qne pe0pie and one country, the best
^ertiesofQUININB 'neath heaven's blue; __
>n the Liver, Drives |Jut Djxje Btill remembers, gives hon- W08t6ri]
les the Blood and or where .t,?
System. 50 cents. * ^
nTD Aurir 1 ani truly vor-v loyal fo the Union SOUTH!
)UAAiNl>J!<. and my state ! Premier C
ne bottle of Dr. As sixteenth star upon her flag; I May 16 to
le Liver and Kid- share her glory great, j turn limit Ot
lanse your system But the dear old South forever! For Many attra
-8 of your body, her I take my stand; the Southern
sickness and lost i love the conquered banner, the flag you plan you
ad 50c. For sale of Dixieland. I
Distributed by 1 ?Laura W. Love, Chattanooga, In Divisioi
Columbia, 8. C. The Confederate Veteran.
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rHE STAR,
Malaria ?
id Build Up The System * ^
d Standard GROVE'S . /dl
chill TONIC. You'know f \
taking, aa tlfe formula ia
ery label, showing it is ^ /
Ton in a tasteless form. HrjH]
drives out malaria, the
p the system. SO cents ? ? EN
RAILWAY. ^
'arrier of the South."
TRAIN 8CHEDULE8.
ive Lancaster from: /
rkvllle. Rock Hill and Ad '
late stations 8:31 a. m. C
irleston, Columbia and
late stations lu:0S I
rlon, Blacksburg, Chur- _
I intermediate stations, 0||?< |,ftf|fl1P.S
lumbla, Kingsvllle and .
Hate stations, 7:41 p. m. Our candies will never h
e Lancaster for: from high class manufacture
igsvllle Columbia and rft A j t f j ^
late stations, 8:31 a. m. ^ ^
ck H111, Blacksburg, higher price in a drug store I
Charlotte and Inter- store. This is not so in our c?
stations, 10:06 a. m. .
Kingsvllle. Columbia, U1" *** f00* I0r you>n
a?*d Intermediate _ g ~ g ^ rwiW
ck3 HUl^Yorkv llo and IjANdASiTfc
llRte stations, 7:41 w w ^
Springs Block.
ledule flguros are pnbormatton
only and are
?d. For information at
fares, etc., call on
CAUTHEN, Agent. IKl rT
McOBE, A. O. P. A.. ??AJg "lLColumbia,
8. C. U.K *" jCT
CAFFEY, D. P. A.. #y f7
Charleston, 8. C. /<^\
debtors and Creditors. /? \
i having claims against If \ /c$
R. Francis Kee, dc eat- IS . V I
by notified to file the |! /T%\
erlfied, with the under- |? (XfaA \ \
tho.re indebted to said 1' 1
;ase make payment like- V J
jAFAYKTTE KEE,
P. ROBINSON,
rs Estate of R. Francis a? IM
tsed. A
RATION
/o T&M
appeal of outdoors for
rTo^tV^ HAr ?*. ^
to be entirely r#/j
1 North fiarnHna /? - It--- J
7"- ? jirif ciass ana guar a
SEN RAILWAY quolitf-mtkeA and
-airier of the Kouth. deal with us you may
September 30, final re- ,
tober 3i, 1915 a square deal all the
lOtlve reBorts reached by
Railway. Let ug help r, i ? m
r summer trip. f |l/f W.
H. CAFFEY, t,lTV 1V1?
i Passenger Agent,
Charleston,- 8. C. '
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5 Episodes?one a week
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE 9th
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Are Just Fine
art yon. They are bought by ns
rs whose products are of standard
the idea that they ave to pay a
or candies than in a regular candy
ise. Besides, we sell only the kinds
R DRUG CO.
<'ooI<?8t 1*1110? n Town
in this butcher shop may
td upon. They are all
nteed to be ol the highat
cured right. When you
be sure that you are getting
time. J
iat Mnrket
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