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I FIRE ! INSURAr i OF j WHERE Y exi J Give away PRI 2 MEN'S OXFORDS 9 Clapp Oxfords, $6.00 and $7.00, noi ^ Howard & Foster, $5.00 and $6.0 2 Jones Mercantile Special, $4.00, no^ ? LADIES' OXFORDS 2 Drew Selby, $3.50, now 9 Godman, $3.00, now A Jones Special, $2.50, now 0 LADIES' WHITE SLIPPER! A Worth $3.00, now a Worth $2.00, now ^ Children's White Slippers.. 19c, 2 ====^^^= J J 9 ? ? r 9 ivlay be rou tractions. Com< | JONESM I' I 'H *4 I ?? ? ?? their app * * out himse + A WASTE OK WORDS. workinj? llllllllDIIIIOIIIIMIIIIIt doubtless mired by Charleston Post. Marietta In a review of the last act of the least kav Frank case?not a very elevated ex- i 1 lift" 1 Ctttl pression is it, either?The Macon t|iejr peo, Telegraph declares it has spoken the I he lyi last word it shall ut'er on this sub- , ... ... , , should ha ject. A very excellent resolve and one that might well be emulated by all the other newspapers that are in- alu' shoul voking or promising drastic proceed- wnot ings to restore the trampled law in should br Georgia and to punish those who not 1 crushed it in the dust. For all the arromP'i? demands and all the demonstrations without | none know better than the Georgia open indil newspapers that nothing is going to t)f the gr< be accomplished in the way of bring- sible rest? ing anyone to account for the murder i8 forget) of the prisoner Frank, snatched from Georgia 1 the custody of the state of Georgia opinion a and hung upon an oak tree by a care- are able fully organized mob. Already the on the si prison commissoners who, by a cur- be enoug ious chance, wore at the prison when satisfy all Frank was taken by the mob, have occasion, exonerated completely the officials ol cern itsel the institution, and these officials that. Un have declared with emphasis that people of they knew none of the men who took satisfied y nwav thp nriuAnor a twl on it 1 rl n At rr\ o K nn/l possibly Identify any of them if they took no i should meet them in the courts or The leasl in the roads of Georgia. The gov- ^tlcularly ernor will offer a trifling; reward for and the i DOINGS OF THE VAN TWI JKW/NC| J ' WffEk of THemi GATfN S N6*e ' \ , *1 THOUGHT t *VAJ CJOINC; TO -SAWi MONEY 1 PY THAT rtOMS PRESS-/ MAKING PUT INSTEAO / AN?THfeA FC^?ALfi^/ THE LANCASTER Fsmo <ce adju: THE JONES Ml OU GET THE MOS RA SPE< CES on Oxfords, Underwea BOYS' OXFORDS w $2.48 Worth $2.50 and $3.00, now. . . . 0, now CHILDREN'S OXFORDS $2.48 Worth up to $2.00, now w *198 MEN'S UNDERWEAR 50c Value * 1 Coats Spool Thread <1 4?? Silk Thread, all colors 99'c LOOK OVER OUR NOTION COU Lots of (ioods Way Below ( 5 SPECIAL LACE SALE . . . .69c Thousands of yards of nice fine Li 49c 3c P 9c, 39c Others worth 25c, now EXTRA SPl ind for just the looking s and see them. THE OLD SI ERCANTILE irehensiou?but he points that are scarcely serloui ilf that it is scarcely worth ered. for. The lynchers are | u-pll known mul proutlv od- ? ? ? -? ?- ?-> ' , i ricnci.s and tncmlcs ji* large numbers of people In New York Tlmps and Atlanta. They, at e no fear of any proceed-" Thut thore ,R flanRer " ding them, and they know ! c,8m of "-lends, and that c ?le ; or can bo used as the bes . ? , , , ' was probably not first idling of Frank could and ... . , . , . Aristophanes but lus reco ive been prevented; it was , , , , , , facts, so much better k ? lynchers of Frank could ... . T heeded, appears In The F Id be brought to trial; they. i,ejnK now something o be. The law could and y0ar8 old, can safely b > vindicated in eorgia; it among the very earliest ie. There is nothing to bo mirvived. Like so much i lied by defence, and promise (jreek dramatists, t performance is worse than might have been written (Terence to me consequences *s as well worth heedi ?at misdeed. The only pos- " 's the King of the I irer of Georgia's good name speaks, and ho is reassuri 'illness. The exponents of jerts. made anxious by I lad better set the course of tion to heed counsel oomir s well toward that as they [ of their c ruel foes, a hu to by omitting to comment, the Frere translation ckening affair. There will run: h said outside the state to I ceremonial demands of the; friendship is a poor advi , ~ i cians deep and wi and Georgia will not COn-j \ianv times are fnroert f with anything more than j lesson from their e happily the majority of the Diligent and wary eond the state seem to be well , . method soon or la ... .. . . . ? Which an adversary teac *tth the achievement of the a frlend or ,ntima the authorities apparently Trains us on the sloth a serious steps to prevent it. ready confidence; : said the better, and par- 'n carele88 acquiescence; .. .. # . I and hope the beal as to the exertion of forces LooR Qn e&nh? BehoM t iccomplishment of purposes ^ all in emulation LOONS the IDEA o / ** bvnch or- i / TM?5. Movse *xjke HAV^TC t NEWS. AUOUST 27. 11*15. >KE! W 3TERS SAL\ ZRCANTILE COMJ T FOR YOUR MONEY ^IAU?CUT 1 r, Dry Goods, Hardware anc BOYS' AND MEN'S CLOTHING 99c New and up-to-date at less than cos manufacture. f,9c ' LADIES' GOWNS You will have to see them to appro. * [ *"*3C them. . . . ,3c Worth $2.00. now NTERS Worth $1.50, now ^ Worth $1.00. now Worth 75c, now ice at Lot of Ladies' Skirts, worth $.'1.00, now er Yard Lot of Ladies' fine Dresses, worth u 9c $7.50, now $ ICIAL BARG We can only mentioi 'AND AND ST< rfi LAN< J. B. SHEL ( sly consid- To defend their hearths and homes. M1SH with patriotic industry. Fencing every city round with massy ... , walls of masonry; I 11 ^os TVttchcci. Tactical devices old they modify with new design; Oaklai Arms defensive and offensive to per I c.race <\ n the criti- fection they refine; u ndent tnemies are Galleys are equipped and armed, and i armies trained to discipline. feato<? tf e ' Ix)ok to life, in every part; in all they tional K noticed by practice, all they know; ; Dr. Davl rd of these Kverv nation has ilnrivnrl t?a in- .. ? , "" " lina, issv Down than struction from the foe. it i announcl Intelligences higher than those of associati birds might find some sophistry in Catholic i in Id as there is in it, too, truth of a bitter pr t lat iav? aort an(j with manv applications,' nient agi n the work . .. . . ..Ufn : ranging ironi nations confronted1 >vo i his passag* xvitIi the possibility of war down to dence tl today, and a?,foitiOU8 scribblers who would save ()f most ng as e\?r. no en(j ()f p0Stage if they would ask unworth llirds that enemjes instead of friends for opin-i 9a>"8ng his sub- |o|,8 as to merits of their "I eat; ins inclina- ..poems ? ; ed my c ig from one _ that r v man being. tair pla, the lines *?'"<> Showers of messing. awaken! Lr. S. (". Mitchell says that he has . i ?p . thought sometimes mat if he could u* " 1 .... make just one prayer for the South 80 niuch 1 ' p it would be that it should rain paint ance, th tV loom -? for forty t,ays a,ul n|Kht8 JU8t a8 i( ages." nem'es- rained during the flood. Let the I)e|PK1 t ',i? showers start!?Progressive Farmer, uct is the 0 tional sight-see hes; whilst If? te The Observer is not advising any-* -xP?8'f'1 nd ease, to body about politics: but will venture Variot to rest to say that Ft. A. Cooper of Laurens, held in to believe has a fine chance to become govet- an(j , t tior in 1918 if he does not throw It . he nations, -away in 1916 And he is young yet. ea0 erh vying ?Newberry Observe. aition gi You'd *= A/YOTHELR A ! > .. A 4 oes rantd ii?c > ????. 1 I / r??ricn fr? \1 Vjfc; ucaw I L YOV A/MO U W'Mey.y 1 T I" ' <ri't ,0, y i f 7 "aterTI /AGE SALE | 9AIK1V DON'T MISS I /ill I THE FLACK J 9 IN PRICES I I Groceries. J SPECIAL PRICES IN GROCERIES ;t to 10c Extracts 7c W 10c Kraut 7c Q 15c Pork and Beans 7c ^ 9 Pounds Green Coffee $1.00 date 4-Pound Can Coffee, worth $1.00....75c w 10c Plug Tobacco 7c A 98c HARDWARE X yc)c A full line of Hardware at less than fac- ^ iq. tory cost. Q * oq * Plows of all kinds, Skooters, Sweeps, A " qo^ Twisters and Shovels only . . 3c Pound ^ Henry Diston Hand Saw, worth $1.75, w 5 now $1.25 0 ' Raw Hide Whips, worth "5c, now....39c A MNS | II a few of our many at- $ ORE : :ASTER, S. C. 5 ?NUTT, Selling Agent ? <? STKACHAN KKKIGNS. I?li. J. 11. WITHKKSI*<>0\ 1>K.\1?. | Her Dofnil Wits ??> 1'nfair I'?**?*>? Away at Yorkville in His Means, 77th Year. ltd. Cal., Aug. 21.? Miss' Yorkvllle Special to Charleston . Strachan, district superin-1 *sews and Courier. Aug. 21.?Dr. of schools of Brooklyn, do- James Harvey Wltherspoon. last sur>r the presidency of the. Na- viving brother of the late Judge I D. ducational Association, by VVitherspoou. died here yesterday d B. Johnson of South Caro- afternoon after an illness of several led a statement here tonight Hr. Witherspoon was in the ing her resignation from the <'*b year of his age. having been on. and declaring her born in Yorkville, February 2, 1831). faith was used during the He was educated at the Arsenal in Co e-election tight as an argu- 'unibia. and at the Citadel Served ainst her. m Hie Confederate states army. Gradhave incontrovertible evi- uated in medicine at i hurleston and lat I was made the subject ,0?-ated at Hock Hill, but later gave outrageous attacks and most u'5 Hie practice ot medicine an<l y tactics." the statement i moved to Laurens county, and on| gaged in farming. Married Miss tie to California and present- *liool>o. daughter ot i ol. John D. andidacy in the firm belief iHiamB, In 1874, who with their rould be accorded at least 'bree sons, J. Donnoni Witherspoon But I soon had a rude ,,f Westminster. SC.. J. Harvey ng. It is sad to find in this, Witherspoon of t.affney, ri. ( .. and century, there still remains Hamilton W. Witherspoon ot this of the jealousy, the intoler- bhice. and one sister. Mrs. ( orbett of e injustice of the middle ( a,n(len? survive. He moved to Vorkville in 1880, where he has since ites to the National Educa- rps'(led. ^ Association spent today in dug at the Panama-Pacific Cleaning Photographs. t>n. Photographs which have been prois informal receptions were tecte(* with glass and have become the different state buildings, "?,,e.d ftltbftr by or lly specks may .u ? o be cleaned very easily by wiping them that 2.400 ?? abaorb,n, coU(,n ,,amIMnM were present on the Expo- with pure alcohol.?Woman's Horn* 'ounds. Companion feel the cnm* ??w i* ? " ? */ ?* jrwu wcic rauier AVFN 5 ' ) fwjLi_ r^Ke yov* HAT)' -rV,RRR, ' J'/ i *>u_ ; 1 rTfcKt 3 f J .-I show Yov Hoi* ro/f 1