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sang' m i f p ? ^ I; LOCAL DOTS j I \ Judge R. O. Purdy, of Sumter was here on business today. ?Rally day will be observed a Tabernacle Sunday, October 24. ?Cotton Is bringing 12% cents ii Lancaster today and cbtton seed 6< cents per bushel. Mai. and Mrs. J. M. Riddle .of Lan caster, visited their daughter, Mrs R. J. Mackorell, in York last week ?York News. The Mamie Fraser Society of tli< Presbyterian church will serve coffoi and sandwiches on Thursday am Friday of Fair week. The Tabernacle Sunday School wil observe rally day Sunday with appro priato exercises. The public is cor dially invited to attend. ?The Civic league has set apar ' next week. October 2.r>-:i0. as "Clean Up Week" and ask iho co-opcralioi of everybody in Lancaster. ?There will no an ice cream sup Ay per for the beneiit of Lower Cami w' Creek church at the home of Mr. W D. Jones next Friday night, Octobo 22. The public is cordially invited Rev. W. S. Patterson, Mr. S. P Robinson and Mr. W. 11. Millen lef today for Coddle Creek, nca Mooresville. N. C.. to attend a meet ing of the A. R. P. presbytery. ?The teachers' training course o the Tabernacle Sunday school wil give a Hollowe'en party at the soboo house Saturday night, October SO Everybody is invited to come. Ad mission 10 and 15 cents. ?Rev. H. R. Murehison and Elde W. J. Cunningham of the T.ancnste Presbyterian church, will be in Rocl 11111 this week attending Synod, whlcl meets in the Oakland Avenue Pres bvterlnn church aJ that place. ?Mr. Henry Thv/mpson and Mis Essie Funderburk. hoVfc of this conn ty, surprised their many friends b; their marriage WednesdayVjfternoon The ceremony was performed at th< Baptist parsonage at Rich Hill. Rev B. F. Carson officiating. ?There will be a meeting of th< . County School Trustees' Asoclatioi at the court house Saturday ( Octobe 23, at 10 a. m., according to an nouncement previously made. Sev oral addresses will add to the lnteres of the meeting. ?There will be an oyster stew an< fish fry, with other refreshments a the old vacant school house nea Bethel church. Saturday night, Octo her 23. from fi o'clock until 10. Tin public is cordially invited. The pro ceeds will ro to the 'eachers' train ing class. ?Mr. W. A. Davis has reopened hi: photograph studio in the Moon block and is ready to serve old am new customers. Mr. A. B. Thackston who rented the rooms last spring anc summer, has already moved out an< will do work in this and neighborini counties with Lancaster as head quarters. ?The annual Flower Show, unde tflA niKtnipoQ nf thn T.aslfna' A 1*1 Qa eiety of the Presbyterian church ^ will be held November 10. From i fancy work booth at the Flowe " Show, many handaome articles wll be' sold. Theae articles should b< In the hands of the committee by Sat urday, November 6. ?-Even though Perrine Stover, '10 la rendering services to our siste state (N. O.) as teacher in Fremont she still feels the call of her Almi Mater. During the past summer shi was a most enthusiastic worker fo the Young Women's Christian As sociation organized by the Win throp summer school sudents.?Win throp College News. COURT PROCEEDINGS. General Seas ions Adjourned?Oon? inon Pleas Now In Session. The court of general sessions ad Journed sine dlo Saturday. As w< went to press Friday, the jury wa neiineraung on me rase or nayi Steele, charged with the murder o John Campbell. The verdict of tin Jury was "not guilty." Tbe next ca < tried was that of the st?re vs. Jak< Gregory, colored, for murder. Thi verdict was manslaughter and tin sentence was eight years on the gang Sonny Thompson, colored, pleat guilty to tho charge of throwing at s train and was given eight months or the gang. The court of common pleas con ^ vened yesterday morning at II o'clock with a heavy docket confront Ing it. The first case for trial wai that of W. N. Ashe vs. The Southeri Hallway, an action for $3,000 dam ages for ejecting plaintiff from de fendant'a train at Chester while 01 his way to the corn show in Colum bla in the fall of 1013. The verdlc of the Jury was $500 actual damagi and $1,000 punitive damages. A motion for a new trial wa made and will he argued sometinv during the term. As we go to press the court is en gaged In the trial of the case of Johi A. McAteer, plaintiff, vs. Dock F Helms for an accounting. Hallowe'en Party. The teachers' training class o Tabernacle Sunday school will glvi a Hallowe'en party In the hall a Tibernacle on the night of Octobe 30, beg'nnlng strictly t.t 7:30 o'clock V?r'nng Hallowe'en stunts and per formances will be In order for t'i< g -ests' anvsement. Among them Fortuno telling, bobbing and swing !"?? for an apple, sweeping with th< witches' broom, pinning eyes on th b'ack cat, pumpkin pie race, guesslni contest, etc. Don't fall to go ant leave all t'm'dltv at home for thi spooks. Hobgoblins and witches wll 1 r?do their brooms straight to thli p'ace of revelry. All who wish i.?a^ come disguised. An admission of 11 and 1 F? cents will he charged t.nd re freshraents will he served free. PARTIAL PAIR PROGRAM. atrli The Whs For t|)o Complete . . I'rogrnin. C A complete program has not as yet y been completed, however, you car P rest assured that "something .wllJl be doing every hour during every day." Watch the paper for further references in this connection, t Thursday?Farmers' Day. Friday?School Day. n Saturday?Dive Stock Day. 5 Friday. November 5th, has beer designated as Lancaster County School Day. A most cordial invitation is extended to all schools ' throughout Lancaster county to at tend the Fair on "School Day." Three parades will be held, one c on Thursday, one on Friday and th< e other on Saturday, November 4th, 1 5th and 6th. The Lancaster countv scnool children's parade will be Frl1 dav. ' Selioof Day." and will form on - the grounds of the Lancaster high . school at 10:HO a. in., march starting promptly at 11 o'clock. All the j schools of Lancaster county are invited to participate. The live stock paride will he held Saturday, and wl'l form about 10 a. ni.. near court house. Other paretics may yet be ar" ranged. Tn all probability, a torcli f* light parade will he held Friday night. r The city will he most profuselv decorated and lighted for the fair i. Ml stores, hanks and public build t ings are to he gorgeously decorted r \ prize of $.ri.00 In gold will he given - the mercantile house pronounced tin winner. This will include decorated f windows, show cases, etc., the fronts j of buildings artistically arranged I with flags, hunting and like materials \ magnificent display of fireworks each night. Fancy riding and drivins contests will he arranged on Mair street during the evenings. A splenr did horse show and many other fea r turps. * Wo aro trying to arrange some 1 iliing for everybody. We want yon * to fool that this is your fair as well as ours, and as such, we want you tc s lend every possible assistance Ir - making it a success. Remember wt y present the following features No . vember 3, 4. 5 and 6, 1915: e Free hand concerts, shows, a his . premium list, gorgeous fireworks and parades. Lancaster county "Schoo P Day,*' Farmers' Ray. November 4th ^ Expert speakers, reduced railroad r fares on all lines. Special train ser . vice Kershaw to Lancaster Fridaj _ and Saturday: return leaving Lancas' I tor each night 9 o'clock. A beautiful decorated citv. Four days of educa ^ tion and pleasure. t Write or phone for further infor mation to Luther Ellison, Secretary L. C. LAZENBY. Chairman " C. N. SAPP, E. M. FRONTON, .T. S. WILSON. C. I.. McMANUS. Executive Committee, s j MOTHERS' SCHOOL OM R. j Formed l?y Patrons of the Mill I School. , At a meeting of the women whc Jiro nntrona nf OoL^^i xr - t,Mv. xyi.o VJI Ol 1HHH i>MJ. m, 2 Mothers' School Club was formed lasl Friday afternoon. The meeting which was a most enthusiastic one was held in the auditorium of the ' mill school. The following officer* were elected: President, Mrs. T. J. Robertson; vice president, Mrs. Holley Funder burk; secretary and treasurer, Mrs Alice Harris, recording secretary Mrs. C. W. Burgess. This meeting ' was called to order by Mrs. R. R Riddle, who acted as spokesman and ' chairman. She explained in an in< 4 teresting manner the object and pur? pose for which the mother-patrone of the school were called together The meeting was opened with a short song service, followed by prayer b> Miss Bennie Culp, one of the primary teachers, who afterwards read and discussed before the large audience an original paper upon the many beneficial and lasting results to be . achieved through the instrumentality of a well orcani?p<i on/i r 10 (np ABVlum. Mra Marv MoMurray visited Mrs - M. J. Huey S"nday. e T'-o l?tno baby of Mr. Will Ooinfl : is very Bick. Mr. and Mrs. Aleck Mvers v?s'tnd e \fr. nr'i Mr? ^rank OriRys from Frl0 day until Sunday. < A numbor of youne neonle pnt^v. 1 ed nn ovster supper Ra?"rdav nleht b ? the homo of Mr?. Kffle Rlehard1 son. ? The littlfi baby of Mr. and M-* T r k'dr very sick Satur* day and Sunday. Mr* Annlft RoMlnga waH able to be up a little Monday. ?*- - # . .4 THE LANCASTER WKWS. i $' PERSONALS ill Iji * li " j Mrs. R. O. Brown spent last Friday In Charlotte. Mr. Thurlow Evans of Statesville is 3 \ I visiting his sister, Mrs. D. J. Oarris. ** ,! Dr. W. W. Fennell of Rock Hill ^ . spent yesterday in Lancaster. 5; Mr. W. L. King of Columbia was ( i here on business yesterday. Mrs. J. Roddey Reid of Rock Hill is ?? the guest of relatives here. ! Mr. H. L. Blackmon of Rich Hill ;; was here on business yesterday. * Mr. Claud A. Sullivan was a visi- ^ or in the Tabernacle section past ? ( Sunday. ? i Mr. Joseph B. W.vlie of Chester * . was Here tliis week on business. Mr. J. 1$. Cunningham of Chester, 4. visited liis sister, Mrs L. J. Perry, v last week. Miss Mary Cross is at home again i* after a visit to Charlotte and (2as- a tonia. I* Mrs. It. C. Brown will go this $ week to Marion to visit her father, ?r , Mr. A. Mclntyre. Y Mrs. M. H. Barron of Lancaster ^ . was a visitor in the o'ty this morn- * Ing Rock Hill Record. ^ 1 Miss Kfhe llatheock of Columbia V ' and her niece. Ruby llatheock. spent J: I Sunday with her parents, Mr. and i Mrs. 11. Y. llatheock. jj; ' Dr. R. R. Crawford and Mr. E. C. ' Mackev motored to Cohunbia Sunday * , in the latter's roadster. i Mrs, Wilson Rowell of the Tuber- $* - nacle section has been visiting her Y - uivlor Mro V T? finltlmn "f V*o?. T Bethel. i Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Pobson have T l returned from a visit to relatives at ? , Neelsvllle, N. C. ^ i Mr. W. E. McGee. assistant gener- v i al passenger agent, of the Southern $ Railway, was here on business yes- ? terday. T [ Mr. J. Franklin Smith Is spending T I a few days here with Mrs. Smith at I the homo of her parents, Mr. and + j Mrs. W. T. Gregory. |i Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Sellers motored ' to Lancaster last Friday and spent Pi Friday night and Saturday at the T I home of Mr. Tant Hunter. Secretary Ellison returned Sun- ? day afternoon after spending several ^ days on business in Greensboro. Gas- T ' tenia. Charlotte and Greenville. ? Miss Annette Craig has returned from a vis't to Charlotte where she T attended Bynum-Knox wedding at J? which she played the wedding march, y Col. and Mrs. Loroy Springs and T heir guest. Miss Madge Givan. of I I.aurencehurg. Ind., spent last Fri- Pi dnv afternoon and evening Char' ? , Dr. and Mrs. James E. Poore ant. ? t Mrs. Ola P. Gatling motored to T,an- + t caster from Columbia Saturday and have heen spending several days with | Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Payseur. nr>Ti?*T I Hours, 8:30 a. m 'o 12:30, I:SI o * oa )' rsmio Offlra orer Uocuttr Pharmacy. H . J- ' .vinior ann Mrs. j. M. Ktrtctle have ' returned home from a visit to tVieir' son. Mr. James S. Riddle in Nashville,! ] Tennessee. On their way homo they; ,jrj stopped in Chattanooga and Atlanta. 'I Miss Hattie Robertson has return-1 ed from an extended visit to her sis- M,i ' ter. Mrs. J. ?C. Hall, In Charleston/ * j and was accompanied home hy Mrs. fur Hall and children who are the guests ,ha , of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Plyler. ore ? Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wylie. Miss pq . .Tuanlta Wylie, and Messrs. J. Foster , Moore, E. Curtis Maekey and John [ ov ' R. Wvlie motored to Charlotte Fri' day afternoon. | mo i Col. and Mrs. Eeroy Springs and r their guest. Miss Madge Oivan of FO ( Eaurenceburg. Ind., motored to Co- 1 ? lumhia this afternoon to see ForbesRohert?r?n iif the "Passing of the ? , Third Floor Rack" at the Columbia LII ( Theatre this evening. s 11 Messers. .T. E. McDonald, division I counsel of the Southern Railway, of gp | the W'nnshoro bar: J. TTnrrv Foster ' ". on/1 rv 1 ^ -- 4 h'-iim-ii or unrK Mill and Hon. J. Coneland Massev of Ker- ore . shaw worn hero yesterday in attendance upon court. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Ritchie and M'ss Geneva Parks of Concord mo- , "** I tored to T.ancaster and spent the i . week-end at the home of Dr. and Mrs. T O. W. Poovev. Thev were accomna- T I'nied to T^ancaster hy Mrs. Poovev. i who has been vls'tine in Nashville, 5 and Concord. Returning yesterdav ? the Concord nartv were accomnan'ed ?> home by Miss Ruth McCardell, who i \ will snend several days with Mr. and J! ! Mrs. Ritchie. l\ I H FAI.I. nijAOKKKItHlKS. it i ' Mr. J. F. Carries Has l?ntc Variety, i i Mr. J. F. Oarnes of the Tradesvllle \ | 1 section of th<s county has about the o latest blackberries we ever heard of. j j 1 tie has found a half dozen or so on i . ers' club. An interesting and highly 3 profitable discussion along this line s was also made by Miss Elfreida s Poag, one of the teachers of School f No. 2. After the organization and 3 arrangement for the next meeting oi 3 the club a delightful course of re3 freshments was served to the audi3 once by the teachers of the school. e NOTES FKOM MUX VIIXAGE Mr. Hewers of Flint Riilge visited 1 his daughter this week, Mrs. Waltei Street and Mrs. Bowers. Mrs. Julia Hilton has returned % home after a visit to her sister, Mrs _ W M. Knight. 8 Mrs. Alex Knight of Great Falls, 1 is visiting relatives at this place. Mrs. Perry and daughter, Mrs, ~ Snipes of this place visited the form~ er's sister. Mrs. Powers in the country Sunday, j Mr. Lee Mills is visiting in Camden B this week. iwr. ana .virs. frank Settlemyer viRited in Tharlotto Saturday. e Mr and Mrs. Still visited Charlotte last week. Rev. Frank Funderburk will ~ preach at the Second Raptist church i next Sunday nifrht. The little baby of Mr. and Mrs. John Flarber died Saturdav mnminn and was buried at Camp Creek Methodist church Sunday. The funeral f services were conducted by Rev. C. ft W RnrRess. t Mrs. Will'e Simnis has been taken ' -y > t . * ? * 'iHT OCTOBER 19, 1915." ' ' %-' cl*- '-A.'-at*-, *!* ' "r. . . *r>~vr . nr ?: .Ti v . . *i ANN( This is to announce t advertising columns of state that I am still in ing public, also Merit a As a life-lone: citizen sphere of a village lad 1 a great deal of pleasun proper. New Li Consisting in part, viz: Anything in the way of suit one and all. CAKES?Can suit you flavors. EXTRACTS?The diflfei CLOVES, SPICES, PEI SODA?A. & H. Brand. COFFEE?Follow direc will be convinced of its me Will add the dilfere Fruits as seasons advance. While we canno our L No desire to misn A.1 > f f '. .r+t t + usiness Notice* ^NTED?At the Catawba Mea Market, some dry leaf sage an r red pepper. See A. B. Glasscocl 412tc lKK YOUR CABBAGE at hom ma you won t nave to buy. I ea niah you all the cabbage plant ,t you wan', frost proof. Mack ll's Grocery. 1-4 to R SALE?On easy terms or fo -ent, seven room dwelling, jot srhauled, good as new, with light! ;erage and bath. J. J. Black n. 103-eowt R SAL4E CHEAP?One new to >uggy. Edwerds & Horton. 3-tfc HE. CEMENT ANU BRICK fo sale by Edwards & Horton. 3-tfc ED WHEAT, seed rye, seed oat ind onion sets for planting. Com the quality and prices. Mack ll's Grocery. 3-2tc h's place and they are fully ripened > > and good to eat. He tells ua that \ [ thev are the S?nd Hill variety, $ j which evidently rinena lat?>r than otli- j er kinds. The la?e berries are a j; novel si??ht to h's neighbors and ? friftnHq vhr? had not evneetod to see ' ' r'"? blackberries until another sum- ^ mcrtime. * : 1 EDGAR T. TTTNSON !! hpvtkt > iI Office In Moore nuttritn*, over E. B IRnddM It- I'o o fli'iri ?? *o 15 ? 1 to 1%. v Office thnnn 33 Ren?<1ence 118 X DR. C. B. PRATT i Bring FAI Lancaster's New Bar home folks to come to Barber This new shop will c / i ? milium^ nas oeen tnor Most IV No expense has been in cities many times the long-felt need. BRING U3 Y( DUNCEIV hat, while I have not been a regi The News, yet it is a pleasure ii a position to appear in a busines continued increased share of th of Lancaster, watching its grow to the present, unmistakably it ti e to note the strides claims to th ist of New ANYTHING Nice Candies, to j Oysters, Sal, Vienna Sausage, in shapes and ( igars, Cigare Tobacco, R. R. M rent flavors. >PER REFRIG1 We can give y< tions, when you A-COLA rits to the good. PEPSI-COLA nt varieties of CHERO-COLA Also Assorted t appear often yet we oyalty to correct princ OUR MOTTC ^present?Catering to the wants l\cspe.ot fully, W. CHAN Lancaster, S. C. i+.+ ^ CUSTOMERS WANTED for the well- F< i known brand of Toilet Articles made by the Klinker Manufacturing le; it Co. Those desiring these goods or eh d wishing to see samples, please call P< t. j No. 9, and I will give you prompt attention. Mrs. Nettie Griffln. j ? 3-4tp ; I>< n 10 POUNDS of good coffee for one P< s dollar, either parched or green, -i only one dollar's worth to each party. W Mackorell's Grocery. 3-2tc - m r FOR SALE?Extra good Fulcaster th it wheat, fanned and graded, small ? ?, | uerectlve grains removed. Price I $1.50 per bushel. Cunningham ;f Farm. 3-5tp '? - FOR. SALE?Duroc Jersey Boars and m p Gilts, 5 months old, entitled to tu registration, splendid stock. Leap's ? Prolific and Fuleaster Wheat. Ful- ^ - ghum and Hundred Bushel Oats. J. r E. and J. Boyd Craig. :>f 4&6 c hi - LOST?Shepherd dog, black with * s white collar, feet and tip of tall e white. Answers to "Shep.?' Reward for return to G. W. Hinson. Oj 4-3 tc. Your Face T DURING R WE ber Shop, near the Hotel Koval, them for the comfortable Work That All Men 1 mploy only white barbers, wl ouglily remodelled and fitted wi1 lodern and Sanitary Fi: spared to make this the equal oi i size of Lancaster, and the loca DUR FACE?WE'LL TREAT I r ? 5 IENT 1 i; ? 3 ; ? ular contributor to the \; i the announcement to j 1 s way before the tradieir trade. tli from the humblest ills me with pride and e unveiling of the city o f + SE Goods I i OR A (JUICK LUNCH | n, Sardines, Potted Ham, i (Crackers.) ?? ttes, Tobacco, Smoking -T ills SnufT. ? ERATOR GOODS $ ju, viz: i; I T 3 6 it i c Flavors. ' \ ? ; f are proud of \\ :iple. 11 36 ? 3 6 ? ? 36 >: 11 ?? ot all our hobby. $ ?? CE I a ? : ?? )lt SALE?Up-to-date Men's and Hoys' all-wool Clothing and solid ather Shoes for men, women and lldren, at reasonable prices, at M. >liakoff. 4-tfc. DN'T FAIL to see the beautiful line of Ladies' and Mens' Hats at iliakofF's. 4-tfc ANTED?6,000 pounds cow, horse, mule, sheep and goat hides. See e before you sell. Capters Cauen, Lancaster, S. C. ltp WANT to state that I am back at my old stand, where I have been r the last thirty-odd years. Give e a call when you want good picroo rr* *A*\ w. a. uaviB. E HAVE a nice lot of genuine Texas Red Rust proof oats; also ? bushels Fulghum oats at 80 cents r bushel. Seed rye at $1.35 per ishel. E. W. Sistare. 4-4tc S. L. ALLEN, M. D. Ofttre over l.aneaster Pharmacy, flee Hours 8 to 9 a. m., 1 to 2 p. m. Phone 187. b Us I :ek U ** invites all visitors and 3 > \\ Desire. 10 are experts. The ; I th the ? * *> xtures. any shop to be found tion "up-town" fills a \\ ? \ i > * < ) ; i ? T PAIE \\ *******t: