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I COUNTY NEW HKATH KPHIXC38. Special to The News: Our progressive town count looking into the matter of prov electric lights for our streets a many residences and business h as may desire them. This is a in the right direction. Nothing > add more to our fine little ell a notorial way. than a good lig sysjfcj? Many towns the size oi and smaller, have electric 1 Public respect is heightened town when it is clean and lighted; and maybe, after all. well fn rnnsliler whnl the 11 I thinks of us. as well as our comfort and convenience. The Sunday School Institute here for the Moriali association der the auspices of the State II Board of the Baptist State Co tlon of South Carolina, was at ed by delegates and pastors about half the churches comp the association. Those who att< were greatly benefited by th structive addresses given. Those a distance having a part in the of the Institute were Rev. 7 "Watts, Sunday-school and B. Y. secretary, Columbia; Judge J. J. try, Spartanburg: and Dr. J. H. ' er, Lancaster. About forty persons, inel men. women and children, and resenting Heath Spring, Oak and Pleasant Hill, went to lotte Friday to see "The Birth Nation." Miss Maggie Vaughn went t lunibia last week to enter the feat-Bowen business college. S taking a course in shorthand typewriting. Dr. J. G. Stanley, of Horry cc and Mrs. Stanley, arrived here unday from Coronoco. Green Icoumy, coming uy auiomoDiie. Stanley, who is a graduate of Forest college, N, C., and the 1 Carolina Medical college, Charh will engage In the practice of cine at this place. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Carne the Tabernacle section, visited Carnes' sister. Miss Nannie shaw and Mrs. (3. D. Kills, a latter's home. Sunday. Miss Copeland, of Clinton, in Saturday to have charge o millinery department of the Sp Banking and Mercantile compa Mrs. N. E. Small spent Mt afternoon In Kershaw. Mrs. Nannie Mobley, wo has confined to her home for ten with a severe caso of grippe, is to assume her duties with the terprise Mercantile company. Miss Elviree Patterson, of La tor, was the guest, recently, of Thelma Williams. Misses Stokes, Davidson, P Murphy and Catoe, of our schoo ulty motored to Lancaster, v they spent the afternoon. Mond A son was horn to Mr. and R. Samuel Kirk, at Rich Hill day last week. Mrs .1 (" Williams who has quite sick (or several days, is much better. DON'T NEGLECT KIDN1 Swnmp-lloot, Dr. Kilmer's Pre tlon. Overcomes Kidney Trntil It is now conceded by physl that the kidneys should have attention as they control the organs to a remarkable degref do a tremendous amount of in removing the poisons and 1 matter from the system by flit the blood. The kidneys should receive assistance when needed. Wo j less exercise, drink less water often eat more rich, heavy thereby forcing the kidneys t more work than nature Inte Kvldenoe of kidney trouble, su< lame back, annoying bladder t les, smarting or burning, brick or sediment, sallow complc rheumatism, maybe weak or Ir lar heart action, warns you your kidneys require help li dlately to avoid more serious trc An Ideal herbal compound has had most remarkable succe a kidney and bladder remedy I Kilmer's 3wamp-Root. Ther nothing else like It. It Is Dr. mer's prescription used In pi (Practice and It Is sure to benefit Oet a bottle from your druggfa iiQwerer, u you wi*n to rirsi thin {treat preparation send ten to Dr. Kitnier & Co., Rlnghai N. Y., for a sample bottle. 1 writing he sure to mention TTio caster News. Letter to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Rlnghampton, N. Y. Prove WliMt Swamp-Root Wll For You. Send ten cents to Dr. K''nier Rlnghampton, N. Y.t for a ire bottle. It will convince a< You will also receive a book! valuable Information, telling the kidneys and bladder. When ing. he sure and mention The caster Seml-Weewly News. Re 50c and $1.00 also bottle for %t all drag stores. THE LANCi r| OUR BAB1RH. I MARKIAGE FOl TO am A new banner wav?s in our city1 __ today. IWedding in Wal A banner just newly unfurled. After Ver<lk Rut the message it brings VValterboro. I 'On its blue and white wings, 's | Is as old as the dawn of the world iding i * Special to the St? nd as j?yfU] the tidings this banner pro- There were tt ouses claims: murder cases trie ' Rt(,P "Strive for Iletter Ilabies" is its song. court, all three < vould rpQ their presence give heed; verdicts of not gu Ly, in Tahe account of their need, l'el> caBe tried w htlng , Mahe right for them all that is; Sinoak and Itos: !ours' wrong. prominent white ights. j i charged with th for a prom dawn of the world to the! Smoak's brother. wel1 dawn of today the Jury their i 's Man's hope in a baby has lain. land were acquitt tublta por tjie 8niue on iiia face acquittal the mi own j Is the goal of the race? terton to the dan | Through darkness and infinite pain, took place in c held i being performed i, un-1 \ye hail thee?the babies of our city. ission today. KHADIXC1 KAPII nven- ^n<j p]e,ige thee our faith to the end; ; *' :tend- Wherever they need ? from with thought and with deed. J one begins w osinp Thy uttermost kingdom defend! an(| mouth to re Bndied ?Mary Mills West, 'seizing are in act e in-1 I .lip stage of read from work! THK IMIOMFIC FLY. , persons even to , j i beyond this clas p ,j | There are "hold-over flies" or '<>n* readers gra fi,n i "winter flies" which have been hi- without the lire . Uvll- i , Thav hernating during the cold weather, ucconipaniment t and which wake up the first warm a,u' "p motions. udtng'8'*118 of 8Pring- j were, have to cc 1 rep-i "',on't trust the cold to kill them" 'heir fingers. S hurst warns the North Carolina Bulletin.!an(' reading com Char-' assume that they are dead f'cult without nn of a when you find them lying on floors 'nK *? ^oppress 1 or window sills in unused rooms. t?mpts at spoal Co-! They aru playing possum, and will r,,ads. As a ren Mac- j ''^operate when the temperature ! commended that ?lie is , rise?- Clean up the house and give ! think the words and sPecial attention to every out of the j sixteen." while i way place where flies may lurk.' order to break unty, make sure there is nothing left ' muscular Image? Sat- | * 'lick may harbor their eggs." j thus promote m iwood ,r you don't adopt this strategy,! !t is like divorc Dr and start now, here is what you may wife. One is rer Wake ,)<> "P against according to the com-1 but as he knew South Putatlon of experts: 'he never knew Bston, A female fly surviving the winter j in? about. Th< medl- may be expected to begin laying eggs of tho poets will in April. Her progeny will begin ,he shadow of tl 's, or, 'aying by June 1. We may reckon teen, fifteen, si Mrs. on "ve crops by the first of October, striking of the n Cren- Th? f' t crop alone is big enough, accompanies th< t the but succeeding generations quickly | "Faust," as the run far beyond the grasp of the hu- th? scholar awaj came man Imagination. If all the eggs ,ractton. f the hatched and developed into mature At a recent m irings | 'lies, the offspring of that one fly | Congress for Ed ny. | would amount, by October 1. to the findings. The fii )nday ?PPaIling number of 131.220,000,-1 ,M? lH slower tin 000, 000. 000, 000. ' fact which is obi been That number of flies, it is said, ir eve> account in i days | caught and pressed compatcly to-1 ?f "reside read it ablejkether, would occupy a space of 250,-ithe inability of i s En- 000 cubic reet. That is to say, they J?-v poetry, whl< would probably fill solidly, from eel- i a|ou<I or thought ncas- lar to attic, nbout ton ordinary hous- etfy under the i Miss the plight of a t Of course, the eggs don't all hatch. nltar in a despe cake. |and the little larvae and pupae don't "P with a runai ~ - -Mhonorin" 1 fac-|a" Brow up, ana the adult don't all | ?>? rhere carry out this theorotlcal laying pro- mpet there an . ay. gram. If they did, all other forms of',over- In a mov Mrs. "fe In the world would aoon be bur-linK scene which , one led under an overwhelming avalanche of an 0,(1 Kentler of files, and all the foodHtuffR in ioon- The effort been; the world would bo devoured by Parent speed of l very I them. Hut the facta are impressive mea' an unm j enough without this mathematical I wher?a?. >n fact nightmare. deliberate and d p I The moral 1r plain. Swat the first ble wIth P?etry i ^j files, and you'll have only tens to readlnR is speed) ; kill instead of tens of thousands tim<* and not k) scrip- j Join those who like Dr. Hagby de le,Kur?ly perusal j ciared "I hate a fly. durn a fly." ! A second flndii ' Florence Times. '8 that slow rear Iciansj inefficient In tin X^KPORT SVPHKXK .,OV ,N ,,KK. \ ? and work ' stress should be waste The one supreme joy in life Is *n the upper ering effort. The only thing that never terpretation of i falls one ia effort?persisted in. K?8tion is valua "take There are t,mes whe? effort seems teachers. ' and the one thing. This is never An actor, son food. true. Effort often hides its inten- re?ding aloud ne: ? do tlon. A man may be working to be >"?ans of the com eh*as * *reat architect and end in being Fireside reading rouh- a *roat Painter. Effort is a posses "lnn nT ?llKpnn?#.|niti uU nn.J IIOOAn TVttlfV'x uuni i^'tv .1 txlon, keeps Its secrets well. Effort la the FOR regu- magician that brings a man into his that i own. l>? " ... .. . . . ? . Rock Hill Makln. A III. .h.l doM not m.kc ?? effort Rmrr,.lnm?nt that at development is a still life. ss as One has only to walk through * ? " ^r- forest to observe the effort some Special to The Si "km* treea have to make to grow. One it Rock Hill, Ma 'lvate Pa8y to aoe, was struck in its earl- will be host to t you. lest youth by a storm that nearly erans of South 't- bent It double. What a twisted, part of April an f knotty thing it Is. still bent, and han- the entertalnmen uton* ("0RPl>e{1' but a full grown tree, and being perfected PV'b<*n 8ome eyes more beautiful that Its slble. It is expo T..?in- next door neighbor, who escaped the members of the bMgM'ng storms and stands erect. A vision will be in r | man who has withstood the first , effort will he p , ste'rms. even though they crippled stay in the "Good I h'm. end who has yet gone on devel- pleasant and pr< onl^r what was left In him is more _ x r^ re-?lnR than the c?ie who has had Piles Cured , mnio tb?? ni*th cleared and shows onlv sym- vonr drmrrUt will I.mnio OINTMKNT fails to ivnn? metry.- -Selected. ' Blind. Bierdinc or Pro of r f | f he application a about Cars* Ota Sores, Other HwiHii Wos't Cure Invigorating to I i?..ur Tha wor at ca?e?. no matter of how ions ataadini The Old Standard se ,J I I enrol \v 1 uond'ilul, old reliable Dr. OROVS'h TA8TRLH aie at. (.OT.., , .c Untlio* Oil. It relieve# Mataria.eniicbeatbel P du And s, i^iwc time 25e. 50c\ Si J* ! *? A true tonic. P r' ISTER NEWS, MARCH 17, 1916 JjOWS anil the remark probably considers K?I'S AC<Jl'ITT.\I* the effectiveness of the conimunica (ion of iileuR. The decline of thlj j; >X1 terboro Court s<>on torm of entertainment it* a sign of ill t is Rendered. tho hurry of the age. But a return '! Ill ?1 arch 12. Special: ' ' ,'ie Kot>d old custom would bind J | tlie family closer together and erect ?| ; substructure of deliglit after mem- . > l*e: ories of the home as one rereads j* ' I 'UU iree very impoitant v.jltt^ father read aloud. The Bible ' t ?11<1 at this term of the passage remembered in time of >f which resulted In b(re88> or heard at the time, will illty. The first mur- (>on)e |,ack with powerful suggestions as that against Nat _n?.. . * ... II.< I-Iiinri luuuvem suite 01 CHI1U J * C atterton, both ?jc0 and reinforce tlie wanderer's X men, who were !Morai purpose. More of such rend- 1 e murder of Mr. jnR WOU|,| rcSUlt in fewer prodigals T ^liingle They sustained to ,() savc and suri.r return once they * plea of self-defense ,md 8trayed ? ed. Soon alter the To lhe readlllR aloud ot tho lu.,l(?r + boardll irriage of Mr. ( at- ,i(.tjon 0j- (jay difficulties innuin. ? ightei of Mr. Smoak ,,raarisp. Inability to read, if ? ourt. the ceremony tba( be tho truublc> w|? van,8h as J by Judge McGowan. Qne rra(j3 long. Hut though recent ^ ^ ( fiction itself offers obstacles in prob- + IMA AND ItEADINii lcnis treated in remoteness of allu- X iOlTT>. sion, and in intricate analyses instead T of broad effects, the corresponding t 1th hands and feet deficiencies are found in many of the >4. 4 ad, all apparatus of older novels. In the ideal book to ion. The mumbling read aloud the plot should not be ing persists in some so entrancing that the family will ..j the grave. Out and read ahead. Here the serial offers 4; s are the swift si- a bar to this underhanded practice !j! sping the thought and Invites discussion between T cracker and hurrah whiles. * af muscular images Novels, however, are usually writ- + They do not. as it ton with an eye to totality and unity ^ >nitt their words on of effect, to be read at a high rate. v 0 closely are speech and easily so read by ail. Hecause lected that it is dif- the matter is condensed and econo- !h irh practice in read- mieally presented the speed of read- T w these half-born at- ing is great. Twenty pages an hour + ji king aloud as one is a fair rate aloud, hut sixty or tedy it has been re- eighty an hour, of the lighter fiction, V one repeat aloud or is no great task. For this reason ^ , "fourteen, fifteen, "l'ickwick" or "Oliver Twist-' is bet- j! I eading the page, in tor read aloud than silently: the con- j! S up the sound and versations are without Intense ?* 1 of the words, and "shrilled she, tersely," phrases, ati.l < lore rapid reading, at the same time more natural and To it ing a man and his realistic. But the complete reading ______ ninded of the Latin, of a novel of Dickens, aloud, im no word for Latin, plies a degree of home discipline. 2' Awa1 what he was think- love, and fantilv unit that is rarely !! T , ii Interna } greatest thoughts met with nowadays.?The State. ?? appear pale beneath > Hold tie inexorable "four- A MARTYR TO IH'TY. ixteen." still, tho n Trophy nidnight hour which It is a martyr to duty that Mr. ? ; closing lines in Robert A. Cooper comes before the devil comes to take public as a candidate for Governor. Endc r, is a thrilling dls- Long has he resisted the pleadings of his friends that he sacrifices himself t' eeting, the National to save the State. In his announce- ?T1 ucation reports two ment it is stated that they have been I np rst is that oral read- appealing to hint from all sections for ' in silent reading, a the last six months. This statement, I -fr ! 1 I'ious. It may how- we are sure, is over-modest. Kighteen part for the decline months would probably be more ig in the, home and nearly correct. This, however, is of most persons to en- no very great moment. The main eh should be read point is that Mr. Cooper has yielded, jjyrt.rn*** aloud slowly. Po- in a sense of duty to the importuni- I C skimming eye is in ties of his friends. H } fl nidge, racing to the Who these friends are the public It f ll rate effort to keep has yet to learn. Their names and *ay rendering of views and affiliations will be worth a phonograph, to studying. So also as to Mr. Cooper's equally precipitate platform. There are many who as H /AXIA ie there was a rue- vet are puzzled to know iust how Mr. I took in the view Cooper is nnine to save tk ctat" an-' H I nan eating a lunch- just what it is he gain-, t > save it ^"*1 to increase the ap- frolu. the horses made his Mr Pleases case is different. We I annerly gobbling; ajj know what Mr. lllcase stand for, ra \ j , he was probably wjjy wants Governor Manning do- H ignlfied. The trou- foated, what policies he would substi- H ilmllarly Is that the for tiinso which the present ad- H \ ad up to newspaper ministration has enforced. Mr. Please ^ ) apt moderate for a an(j n part aj least of his former fol- I lowing have just and abundant cause j og of the conference for dissatisfaction and disgust with I lers are, in genera', j^e way things arc now being run in H ^J ? reproduction of gonth Carolina; but who are these H ead; and that in the friends of Mr. Cooper who share this H \ he child's training, fooling so strongly tha they arc de- | laid on formal rend- . ... - - lerminecl to sacrifice him upon the S years upon the in- altar of (,uty? g )assagea. Tlie sug- p?or course Mr. Cooper's elaim ble to parents and that he is to he a candidate upon his | own merits alone, however honestly ?? ? letime ago, placed put forth, will not be ablo to stand H '1mm st to the drama as a the strain to which it must presently m municatlon of ideas, he subjected. He can win. if at all, is doubtless meant onjy hy beating down Manning or bv IJiBHiH conniving at the arraignment of Man PIjANH nlng by others. Unless Mr. Cooper THR VKTKRANH. and his friends are prepared to de_ nounce the Manning administration at . and ita achievements how can thev MjQtflC g Arrangement* for Mr c d t of Reunion Visitors A oppose Governor Manning in his race Jk ' for re-election. What is their case :ate: against Mr. Manning? Wherein do .rcta 17.?Rock Hill they claim that he has fallen short of Try die "Va, he Confederate vet- what the people had a right to ex- lieves by Carolina the latter pect of him? tioo. d arrangements for Let us hear the indictment. Gov- jj0 noe<i t0 t of the visitors are ernor Manning's record is his only internal mod as rapidly as pos- claim to re-election. It is a legiti- Viek^B"Vap-C cted that shout 500 mate object of attack. Mr. Hi ease lyptol.Oamph South Carolina di- and Mr. Cooper are within their applied to the ittendance and every rights. There is no doubt but that ut forth that their Mr. Rlease will say plainly what I Town" may he both fault he has to find with the Manofitahle. nlng administration. He has a pos . itlve alternative to offer for those In 6 to 14 Day* who like the kind of government refund money * pajso if which he is the exponent. What ,. u . cure any amm of Itching, , ? ? ^ , What concl trudingpfieeln6toi4d?y? >f Mr. Cooper? Why does he con ^ [i*ci tta?c ana urai. svc. /nvuuj ui end that puolio endorsement should inscription?" i ~ ~ he refused Governor Manning? What archeology." . . 'OCH he offer the peoplo that Mr. perflrial stude ^"hmw?lic"dFf^.oo? Manning has not given them??News o\A Egyptians ??? c?urie" th* "mn w f? - 7 i i < i*.i i I * .< ? i *t UR DIFFERENT LINES I _____ it : BEST GROCERIES THAT jj ? : ( $ MONEY CAN BUY 1 - * if * * if s. Lime. Cement, Ceiling, Flooring, Weather- J' >* i f ?> ig. Coal. Wood, and Brick. i f ? 1 f DELIVERED PROMPTLY. i p Edwards & Horton i f j ** POINTS ! 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