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LOCAL DOTS ? about 2:30 thi
\1 Inez Hough we
w??:"X->^<M:MX"WHW-X"y'-. ning in hor
, street and as v
The supreme court has recent- tiI1
\y affirmed the decision of the ? ? 1 "ncCK
circuit court of York county in sHoke. llieyc
the case of Julian L. Strait v.\ ?' nished dinnei
the City of Rock Hill, in which (he dining roor
the jury rendered a verdict of room and was :
$5,000 damages for plaintiff. jfirGnWe when
Strait had his left arm mangled the bolt Seve
in the gearings of the bin of a knocked out a
(rock crusher and had to have his burned The le
arm amputated between the into shreds S(
wrist and elbow. in attcndance .
I ? ! Li 1
There will be a sacred recital,,s ry VT'^'VV
at the First Baptist church on i A j ? "7"
Thursday night at 8 o"clock.|^? M
Mrs. Barron Steele, soprano, of u,;h V
Rock Hill, and Mrs. Ola P. Gat- un rt*,
ling, organist, of Lancaster, will / s> f ( '
take part, assisted by some of scic.usfmm the
Chester's talent.?Chester Re.
porter. SOFIA'
* Mr. John Dave Caskey was on '*
the streets yesterday for the One of the
first time since his operation and meetings of th
while still weak, is steadily im- was held last '
proving, much to the gratifies Lancaster chap
tion of his friends. Mrs. J. M. Rid
usally large
There will be a basket sup- heretofore publ
per at Lower Camp Creek school- will give a gold
house, Friday night March 11. al for essays <
for the benefit of the school. five to the con
competing nuis
Judge D. A. Williams' many)saya in the scl
friends were pleased to see him presence of
up-town yesterday for the first Werd made foi
time since his recen? lndisposi- ment of the Ri
tion. jference of the 1
of the Confed<
The Chamber of Commerce he held jn La
banquet will be given next Tues- week in April,
day night, March 14, and not on Two new mei
March 31, as inadvertently stat- sje Johnson ant
ed in our last, issue, the latter ,were present ai
date being the time appointed |a hearty welcor
for Field Day- I arranged for a
Already 65 tickets have been I Apri| 5th
sold by Secretary Ellison for n n
"The Birth of a Nation" in Char- iJT
.j lotte Friday night. The specially
train will leave Lancaster Friday M. i $
afternoon at 5:15 and the tickets S
are also good on the Southern's j ?. . ^un.n5
morning train & Charlotte, but
on return trip they are good only by minto' wa3J
. 21? "j** ?pe^l "bich wiU leav* The follows
Charlotte at ll:46 p. m. I ?
.. |roe Enquirer w
| to Mrs. Lkiyd
HarSinger of Spring. {friends and reli
Mr. J. Ri Thompson, of River- |^Lv__ A T w
side, who was in town yesterday - P* * * V*
says he heard the cooing of u
turtle doves, both Sunday and 5JT?* , , . as
Monday and that this was his du *
father's sure sign of the corning who "
of spring. We have heard others , w. . p
declare that no other sign is so j.i.- Liflli .
unfailing. Sunday and Monday F"
were both balmy and spring like ..1 , J
and we ourselves heard the call L,dforat!?
of a mocking bird. and^
cards were ha
Death of Mr. Ely Langley. dainty hand-]:
Mr. Ely Langley died last filled with viol
Thursday, March 2, of paralysis mints were give
at his home in Kershaw. He Mary Crow ass
was a son of the late William m serving violet
Langley and was well known in and cake,
this county where his whole life J ?
v " was spent. He is survived by! The Rock Hi)
his wife, who was a Miss Onten, urday, tells of
and the following children: Mrs. ner for Prof. C
Henry Mosier. Mrs. Tom Will- of Winthrop c<
iams and Jackson Langley, of Hill members c
Sumter county and one step- Western Touris
daughter, Mrs. L. J. Whittaker. Carolina hotel
of this county. Mr. Langley Friday evening,
was about sixty-five years of Ji*a B. Jones, ]
age^ iams and Misses
|McManus, of tt
ithe party cond
1 i?A. _
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Representatives of the U. S. Bti- Weeks. Miss
reau of Education and the Na- |was pregent at 1
tional Congress of Mothers to was a parting <
/' Speak in Lancaster on March Weeks, who is
C ' 15th. Istate to take i
The Bureau of Education, ^ork jn Kansas
Washington, D. C., is sending, fog fact in con
out representatives who will affair is that tl
speak on Home Education and place-cards at
the Co-operation of the Home the work of
and School. Mrs. Milton P. Hig- whose artistic
gins, of Massachusetts, and Mrs. known. We ta
Daniel O. Mears, of Albany, N. paragraph conn
Y., will speak in Lancaster on ture of the dinn
March 15th at 4 o'clock in the Hill paper:
auditorium of the Central school. | The banouet,
Mrs. Higgins and Mrs. Mears nature of the er
are well known for their splen- served in elegar
did work in the National Con- ger Wilson, of
gress of Mothers. All parents tel. many of th
and all other persons concerned uniquely remi
in the educational progress of "trip." The lor
Lancaster should be present at daintly laid, th
this meeting. All teachers and adornments b<
parents of the country are cor- daffodils, tied '
dially invited and urged to at- bon. The plaa
tend. and ink sketche
("Chapultepec" i
? was made, the h
Gregory Hood Live Stock ^'Jhe^number 'f T
We have just received a ear of
extra good mules, Call and tee omj C(X>^
largely to the s
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TTTFl LANCASTER NEWS
y Lightning. 1
e, thunvlerstorm $ f.
i'SKaS f PERSONALS |
horr?p on Dunlap
re go to press sh * *
sciou# from the Miss Kate McManus lias re>ung
lady had jus' tin ned from a vis t to f end is
\ had gone from ^ harlotte. *
X> into the sitting . \T I1( A;1 r^"n' P? Mc
, ... .. re, Mrs. Kitty VIoLure and
standing new th Misses Helen and Ruth Mack .
knocked down by have returned from charlotte,
?rnl teeth were where they saw "The IJirth of a
nd her hair was Nation" last night,
ft sleeve was torn :jr Walter Hodges, of Green
sveral doctors are vj|je spent t^e past few days
\nd her condition ^ere wj^ ^ kr,,ther, Rev. E.
s mother, Mrs. p T,, , . .....
vas in the room , *ev- P/ L* R,ack."?on and *
ie time, but was 35 ?ff Lfn?svl,le? were in
town yesterday.
ugh is still uficon- ??l and Mrs* LeRov Springs
1 stroke. returned yesterday from New
4 v ^ ork where they spent the past
+ two weeks.
L NEWS. Mr. Albert Tinslev has re"
' usiness trip to
most eniovablc Air. Rnherf v:n n?rm >?. l v,:..
e current yearHicnd, T?Ir. Xecl Pretty man. of
Thursday bv the Spencer. N. (\. were week-end
tor U. P. C. with V at the home <?i Mr. : r p-Idle,
with an un- son's aunt. Mrs. W. II. Millen.
attendance. As Mis* Bessie Me Menus \vi<! rcished
the chapter turn to-morrow from a visit to
and a silver mod- friends in Hock Hill,
on subjects rela- Mrs. W. W. Boykin and cliildfederacy.
Those ren, of Charlotte, arrived Satt
write their es- urday for a visit of several
100I room in the weeks to Mrs. Boykin's parents,
teachers. Plans Judge and Mrs. Ira B. Jones.
the entertain- Postmaster E. E. Pong, of
idge district con- Rock Hill, and Mr. P. A. Poag,
Jnited Daughters of Greenville, visited their
?racy which will brother, Mr. J. L. Poag and their
ncaster the last sister, Mrs. J. M. Hood, Saturday.
mbers, Miss Les-: Mr. John R. Baker, of Ker1
Mrs. Lee Steele shaw, was here on a business
id were extended trip yesterday,
ne. The chapter I Mr. W. R. Moore returned SunShiloh
tea to be day night to Greenville.
. at the home of i Mr. J. F. Smith made a buaicmon.
The meet- ness trip to Charlotte yesterday.
to re-*?se*ibie r Mr. "Bijl" Huej^ of Rock Hill,
ne of Mm. R- B.iwas here ye?ierd#y.... ?
at Thursday in I--. Mhw Lillian McNinch ^nd Mr.
the social hour a.C..- .. ofC}hajjlotte,
course, fdllowed f/?re week-end visiUa^.We *t
lerved. r&* home e&tffeete ipster, Mre.
' ??.* .EL Penny. &sm hot. '
i Tbr^-I M. ?J
w - ?*ri Hooiinn, jonn
'<*. Mont' ?S2-'2S^?iftgaKSi'
Moor^ s many 1" M*?JMWi Mrs, Kell fttoore, who
atives, in Lancas- have been v^nr wlativ* bane.
i returned tocthevr.-home 1* Iwphoore
Wft Monday ?PyiHe. Th$y WW asooinwpler
future home.4 by -the "iattenr sisterrMf*.
i made numerous Boswell Py^?"
her residence in Mlrs. C. M.k Bennett is visit;gret
her depart- n* relatives in Hartsville.
ayne entertained WA\LAID AND KILLED,
day afternoon in j
ns Lwere'?mouIds Ne^? Shot From Ambush Sat"progressive
vio- ,]rda\ Night.
j Tu? ??nr? While two negroes. Sylvester
nd-painted, and Stack and Henl7 Funderburk,
tainted baskets lwho llved Se" " IiVe,r;
ets, and white were traveling the Chesterfield
n ?? fovnrc Mi** an(* Lancaster public road, near
isted the hostess t^e old Sam Robertson place,
; and white cream Saturday night about 8 o'clock.
they were fired upon by some
one secreted near the road with
II Herald, of Sa"t-? shotgun, with the result that
the farewell din-fester rweived a charge of
harles R. Weeks. No. 1 shot in his side from the
^lWe hv Rock effects of which he died a few
.f fWp "WppW hours later. Sheriff Hunter and
Its" party at thesis deputy Mr. Carries, went
in Rock Hill last Sunday to the scene ofthe shootJudge
and Mrs. !nS to took into the rrmtter and
\iTr? T V Will brought back with them, two
. Bessie and Pearl negroes, Wriston White and his
tic nlnpp woro in son, Henry White, the former
uctedto the "ex" heinpr charged as principal in the
ummer by Prof. I shooting and the latter as acces.
Bessie McManus sor.v. Coroner M. N. Johnson
this dinner which hold the inquest Sunday and
courtesy to Prof, the verdict of the jury was that
qnnn tn 1p*vp thp the deceased came to his death
ip demonstration from the effect of a gun-shot
i and an interest- wound inflicted by a party unnection
with the known.
le cleverly drawn Th? evidence which led to the
the dinner were arrest of the two White negroes
Miss McManus is circumstantial. Walter White
talent is so well>as found with a gun which had
ke the following heen recently discharged, and his
cerning this fea-ifather with shells loaded with
er from the Rock ;No. 1 shot, the same sire shot,
as those fired into the body of:
for such was the the dead negro. Walter claimed
itertainment, was'that he had shot at a squirrel in
it style by Mana- a tree on the bank of Lynch's
the Carolina ho-river and threw the shell down
le features being on the ground near the tree. An
niscent of the examination of the ground near
ig table was most the tree disclosed the fact that
le three central there was no empty shell there
nng baskets of an(i no *hot marks in the tree,
with satin rib. Purvey Funderburk. the negro
o-cards were pen that was in company with the
s of the Pullman, [deceased when he was shot is a
in which the trip step-son of Wriston White, and
landiwork of Miss it is thought the fatal shot was
,ancaster, one of (intended for Harvey.
he six course din- "
by "Joe," the col- HOUSE FOR RENT,
o contributed so Nice seven room cottage. See
atisfaction of the E. W. Sistare.
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a. march 7, 1916.
fire on midway. T55ESEE55E5555EZL55
Destroys Wooden Builcnne *i A
Owned bv Dabnev & Settlemvi- J h V A ! L
A fir, wh oh 0"*urred a'o \ h\
11 o'clock yesterday mdrning d
stroyed the wooden huildin*
Midway own* d J v D .l>n< v
Sot11 ir?\ i"< ind *le t ;v
the contents of six .-stover-> t i jio biK'kj^'Oll
The evplo ion of > jra sol n
it % 5 ^ managed I m:,? J,0S much
Mr. W . H. Rogers, w is the c- u M
or the fire which quickly spre,. i; ,vl,jc|, |?.
to Mr. .Jim e erjtrnson s store, t- . 1
Ml*. Roll Sii11iv;?n'? .>*wl "\T > ' *
H. Hough's. The sheet iron wall illIIll 11 > . H lie
protecting Sheriff Hunter's ?; .
buildings on the north prevent- continued rclii
ed the spread of the fire in thai
direction and Pl.vler & Dabne.vV v ti?l 1 l)nul\ill<? ii
new brick stores o nthe othev J
sh!c made it easier lor the fir, Ixcilllles, ill a
company to check the flames. ;
Although the fire department re- v , I . I l
snonded promptly and rendere ' *111(1 *l(i(IS SllCIl
good service in saving nearly
buildings, the flames made pule': * >(*11 (IS SUCC CSS.
work of the wooden structure ' *< .. .
which was soon consumed. Th ' |)IlOS to LUS111C'
own irried $800.00 on th * . .
the building and Mr. Fevgu^m k llldl Vldliui*
j-host $750 on h'?t stof,k of good
\ ilued at $1,200, while the n*h oilers i! vcrv (1
< rs carried little or no insurance 2;
.... T. ; nection from 1
1 hEUk S SALE. i?\
invites your ii(
Several Tracts Changed Hands > !
. . . , Yesterday. > or small.
A fairly good crowd was in %
town yesterday. The clerk of
the court sold the following real >
estate: >
In the case of A. J. Gregory, Z TUT"' A \Tl/^ 1
plaintiff vs J. F. Williams, et. al. i Hjl /% I\J K I
defendants, 240 11-4 acres of land * MalJ i/lilul
was bid off by C. D. Jones for y
$2,100.00. I Qrtpn
In the case of Samuel Johnson >
et. al., plaintiffs vs John Thomp. >
son, defendant, two tracks of *"
land were sold.
I One tract of four acres was SPECIAL E
sold for $350.00, John T. Green, From KERSHA
attorney, being the purchaser.
Another tract of 8 ,acres was
sold to ?, C. PayiOitr f<Jr $280.00. MAI
i In the oap eof. A. J. Gregory,
administrator,. ,et. al., plaintiffs < ?
Sfc S O U T H E I
county sold] a tft-falf in- . Ex.r.m.ir L.
in rem*inter. fa 811-2 From Kei
g
Business Notices "
J"" - I" tr^?1 win leaTe K*rstI
( ........ I.aacastei' 5:08 p. ni.. Catawba
WANTED?6,000 pounds cow. horpe. '7:00 p. m., and will return lea
, mule, sheep, gqat, mink, otter. This excursion is being o
raccoon, fox, muskrat, oposs'um hides desiring to see the wonderful t
1 See us before you sell. Capers . , mi ?
Cauthen & Son., Lancaster, 8. C NATION." Tickets will also 1
10. in addition to special trail
special train.
For further information, et
pot'XT)?Saturday morning set of ,
fain# teeth In front of W. T. Greg- vy x>
ory*n. Owner can set name by naytac '
for thin ad end rewarding finder. pffiAgqWIfefyLJgiffi
Apply to Stag* Oaethen, Lone SL '
4t-tte
FOR SALE?An ideal family horse, lfnVVT T YY
perfect qualities, sound and will Wk\ A A f I I |A
work anywhere. Also Tyson & .i^h. IA1 M UU jrf S |1
rubber tired buggy, good as new. 111. I .11 1
Both cheap for cash or on secured W W AaflAA
credit. D Reece Williams.
2t
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FOR SALE.?Pedigreed Polnnd-Chl- A' I
na pigs, ten weeks old. Price $."> A Y
each. W. H. Hendrix, Heath
Spring, S. C. 42-2tp
PREPARIJ TO EAT?by planting Pot IH'W Sprint' ties
Irish potatoes. Irish cobblers, and
early bliss the best Main grown, at ( j,)S(Ml anfj flowil
Mackorell s Grocery. Feb. 25?4t . , .. , . , ,
hrnno collars, high, 1<
when you want your gar- cln .m] front, 2 fol'...
hex?plowed, call J. M. Mornson
who also runs Dray'and Hack. VilsOU RptS chili
li'fj'""' "* I 38"8"' six 1 Mack, white an
?? - - 1 1 \ : l tu i
RAISE YOUR OWN Cabbage. Star- li8UU -DrOS neat
now. Have plenty of all kinds of IU1\ \ .llld faHClCS, pai
^ahbage plants at Mackorell's Grocery.
30-tfc Paris single and
DOZEN REAL W1CE PIGS for sale. New lllblar loatll
. fine stock, ?f* to aeeon weeks old. -^4. 1....
Delivered In town at |5.?0 a pair UOOCi Pat- llose *"}
Beik6 they lMt' FUoa# t0dar' 7i& Soft; finish men's
? Men's soft finish
OR HALfS-?One home-raised horao Moil S pure linen J
four years old, weight lbs., , ,
well broken and sound, at a bar- I H/lclSllC Seam (ll*a
gain for quick sale; also will sel' 1 cloth. Price per pair
my fine combination boras, dark * 1
bay, eight years old, Cine saddle, 4 UND
good family horse, quality the best
in every way. Pricee on eppllea- j p^n t ,r, \Y?]aon Bt'O
tlon. At a bargain for casb
bankable note. J. Clark RoW' JiPatO S1' S,
son, Lancaster, R. P. D. No. 1.
l.tf-c * O i in# shirts
Vricr
Dr. M. R. Campbe'.1
Registered Optometrist Ty f
and Manufacturing Optician. fx* nijVyl
ANDERSON. S. C. . t
Standard Drug Co.. local repi iNCASTER
ientatlv?a. Take your bcokea lense <aiKii-4n*i
ind repairs to them for prompt anu
accurate work.
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BACKGROUND I |.
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iul 1 n hind a business |
to do with the as
presents to his com
it'hej lias close and >
lions with a suhstan- ?
istitulion, tlic bank
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way, iiis background f
y
gtb to bis efforts to- ;
The same rule ap
ss man, farmer and [
"The Old Reliable" E
csiraltlu blinking con
litis standpoint, and
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u-oimt, whether large y
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ister, S. C.
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IXCURSION TRAIN
W To CHARLOTTE
ID RETURN
ICH 10, 1916
VIA
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IN RAILWAY
>w Hound wp Pares: .
rshaw . . $1.25
*th Springs . 1.15
lcaster .... 1.00 .
awba Jrj'c't, .90 Ml ft
w 4'30 P. m*? Heetb Springs 4:45 p. m..
tlon 5:45 p. nt., aril re Charlotte
j unc
Charlotte 11:45 p. m.
ving
.ed for the accommodation of those
'perf g picturo "THE BIRTH OF , A
novln , .
od going on train No. 113, March
^ b?t will be good returnjng only on
CAUTHEN, ~~ ' w
WKS Agent. Lancaster. S. C.
IE MEN'S
IRNISHINGS
. each a beauty. .25e and 50c
lg ends.?New styles in Lion
>w and medium, opened and
25e
n knit hose, heavy fibre, silk
d navy, pair 25c
Tv all-silk hose, black, white,
ir 50 c
double grip hose supporters
25c and 50c
ler belts 25c and 50c
pporters .10c
handkpTv?Viif?fa /Inn
v*A*VJ?K7f VAV/4 . i t*VC M
handkerchiefs, doz... .$1.00' !
handkerchiefs... 15c and 25d |
wers, of fine quality jeans 1
50c I
ERWEAR. |
s\ underwear, union and sep- |
i are here; they are beauties |
..50c, $1.00 $1.50 and $2.00 I
SI-CLOUD CO. I
;s LEADING STORE* |
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