The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 31, 1916, Page 2, Image 2
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END OF NELSON'S FINE FLEET
Ships of Great English Admiral Finished
Their Careers in More or ^
Less Glorious Manner. t
s
Of the ships which played their part
In the great years of Nelson's life one
perished before the Battle of Trafalgar,
and the others, with the exeep- e
tion of the Victory nnd the Foudroy- s
ant. outlived Nelson by a very few h
years. The Minerva was wrecked s
near Cherbourg in 180.1 while chasing t
a French frigate, it was in her that (
Nelson fought Ins brilliant single-ship v
action with a Spanish frigate in 1796,
and it was in her that he cemented
his friendship witli 1'ardv by refusing.
though in danger of capture, to leave ''
the spot where Hardy had sprung
overboard to saw a seaman. ^
Nelson had two flagships in the Haltic?the
St. George and the Elephant e
Tho former went ashore off lutland in
a fearful gale oil Christmas Eve, 1811, j
only i2 hands being saved. The latt r (
was broken up in lst7, together with
the Vanguard. N'e'snn's flag.'-hip it tin |
Nile. Tho Agniemn>n foundered la 1 '
Maldonado bay in 'sup. Pour years I 1
later, the Captain, ?n whieli Nelson j
fought at s;t Vine* -nt. was destroyed ;
by fire when moored at 1 fevonport. | h
The last to go was Nelson's flags-dp ' In
the Mediterranean, the Poudroy&nt,
which v.i nt down near illackpool in
1897?10! years after her baptism of
fire.
tl
CONSULT TASTES IN EATING "
Writer Decries Custom of Forcing
Children to Partake of Dishes
Which They Dislike.
In thorough urcofd with tho views of icertain
authorities who believe, with t]
limitations, that people are !< tfer off ,,
If they ear what they like > th" following
letter p int- 1 in I lie Woman's
Home Cop. panion:
"I am constrained to protest against v
the advice given moth rs to oblige :l
their children to eat food which they >'
dislike. Most grown people have their o
likes and dislikes, and if it were a g
punishment to them to oat a despised s
article, how mueli more so it is to a
child to whom small i roubles lr\nm ??
p
tragedies! The child s distaste should
not he discussed, simply ignored until
he has forgotten how much ho ^
hated a certain article There are so
many good and nourishing things, that |j
if one is fancied disliked, how much r|
better to -oihstitut* something else,
thereby avoiding issues and friction.
which everyone Un >\vs ar?> tinrniful to
a child's nerves and health, and dispo- vv
sition as well. And :is tor letting a '
child go without his needed nourish- a
ment till next meal it lie refuses one s|
article?the Injustice of it is too apparent
to need comment."
i lei
t | Treatment of Walls. j,.
If a . ? b liked from w hieh to j 11
hang th< pic i. . s .,11j?t do so much to
make our roo i .nielike. the best
heigh; for tin noldlng'is in line within
the top of the doors. The modern ideai':
seems to > to bring the window wood-M
wot k to he ti > )r by using a paneling i
beneath the sill, and to carry the tops
of dot s irid windo- 5 to a fixed line?' j,
the i-roltiiiig iirii- i" 11' 1the walls arc
-1 It
<|i'. Ided nto rectangular spaces, and j .
the decorative effect of a good paper
la onha <1. A plain paper has the
dignitv i .1 panel when so used.
FARMERS' 1
Don't they fit in nice just
of the h? st old-line companies ha
ArcnTLancastei and York counti
have to organize?
D. E. BOP>
vo:;k - - so?
The Excellc
our meats *
first attracted
the attention of
the public to
this market, (j
The fair treatment
accorded o
; the fact that wt k
promises, has mai
mecca for wise sh<
CATAWBA ME
WANTED?lOO-LBK. LEAF SAGF
THE LANCASTER NJ
SHOPPING AXI> ( Vl-l-IN'Ci. HOVKKNOH'S FIUK\I)S SHU
* STICK.
Have you at any time observed
Irs. John It. Header or her da ugh- .
er. Miss ftvungeline. in a drygoods! As 3tate<l bofore we lmve 11
tore? Take your stand on the other! tound admiration for Hon. 1-.
lde of the store and watch. 'Cooper, rnd tnl r different eir
Mrs. Header is a "regular custom- stances and conditions would
r."' She has privileges feels that . . . , ,, . , .
v , port him most eheerfutly In aw
lit' Mils llll III a?'l Ultll/.is 111 * III. I II''
, . ... for the governorship; but we
s a saleswoman in that store that
he likes to deal with?fancying that among those who believe that Ik
his employe gives her pcreferred been guilty of a most egrej
reatinent. Mrs. Reader alwav blunder in forcing his catulidacj
aits until she can have the atten-l.)n Uu> people of the state at
ion ol Miss I.lank. time and subjecting good go1
About the moment that Miss Ulank mont to a liUellhood of Uefeat.
as covered eight square feet of the rollow|ng from tlu> ?aillbcrg II.
ounter with 88 kinds of ribbon. ^ S()Und aml sensiblc: .?Soll
lis. Leadei entets. Cooper has announced that lie
Wh>' ?><>w do you do, Mrs. Read a t.and!dato for goVernor
|* * *
summer. Clovernor Manning
-i am so glad to see you. Mrs. noimced HOme time ago that
.eader so glad because I was jus; 1 vou,(1 ,)(. a (>an ,i(,a( f();. ro_oU,f
bout to get in my car and call on Qovernor Manning's predecease
ou about the bazaar for the grand- | omc(, hag a)so .inuouI1,,.d lhat hfl
lothers' home and you wouldn't ,to gubprnatorlal candidate. Fi
u\(> b? i 11 in. jv wt> do believe that Mr. Cc
-it, ally, Mrs. Reader, 1 am awful!- ,ms doci(,(.(, (o rntor thc conto?t
ehind with that art piece for tlu- . ; i) hop0)l fh;tl he woul(l not be
azaur when is the bazaar, anv .
suaded to ojfer this summer.
Ili<- siren song was too sweet; h.
"Ph. vou'll he able to get it rend\ ,, ? , ... .... . ....
ureunib ul. Il's friends have
vou have two weeks or more." . ..... , , .
s,laded uini that hi is needed n
"Well. I don'' know so well about . ? ,, , ,
governors olllce. Frnnklv, wi
liat; witli that cook of mine sick us . . ..... ,
not believe that Mr. Cooper h
sual. and Jennie and Dannie with ,.lo,v of a cban(.0 (lf ob.,.tion.
hooping cough, I Just can't get to road!ly agm, that Mr Coo
not yet anyway?" 08l.ma|lIc mun ftlu, W(l ,.
All the while?one. two. five. ten. . , ....... .
believe that he is making a big
l'teen minutes, Miss Itlank stands le. ,
take in trying to wrest from Man
lie counter and waits. Mrs. Reader ,
*i second term that ho lias
: paying a call <>n Mrs. Leader- In'.... . ...
. n.ei it. d. \\ e i aiak . Ii.it ev< rv o
He store -instead of in Mrs. Lead govorno,..8 fr|en(,a shonl(,
r s parlor. fast, for the carrying out of his
lime is money?-to- Miss Minnie ,
enforcement programme lias no
[or compensation for a hard da V ? | . 1liu
creased lus popularity in certain
ork turns in part at least upon the . ... ,
etes. Kvery person who has foil
mount <>r hor sales, other custom- 8t|.ong ann of ,aw ,n the
rs are In the store waiting?waiting j wl|, go out in earnest aft0|. the
n Miss Blank -and they come and l>rnor The8e 8unie per8on8
... 10very minute that Mrs. Reader vpars nRO wcpp porhaps contf
ponds in her "call" on Mrs. Lender|onIy fQ vot(? agaJnst Mann|ng
1 a waste of money?not much mnn- govornor needs t?p 8Upport of
y to Mrs. Reader, whose six eylin pppson ,n 8outh Capolina vvho
ef is at the door, but a good deal to 8Vinpathy w|th ,aw enforcement,
i we hope that every such person
At last the "call is ended Mrs. not onIy vote ,(Ut work in thp ,nf
leader purchases 4n cents worth of of the continuance of the prPsen
ibbon and departs. ministration for the next two v
Three iiours later returns Mrs. .... .. , .... *
Mr. Manning has accomplished n
leader, with the ribbon. She doesn't . .
although he had almost insurnn
ait. not ttiis time, for Miss Blank. I . , ... . ?
able dillioulties to overcome. V
he ribbon is not what she wanted ... . f .....
Wo do not for a moment think
Iter all. Miss Flank, with whom .. . , . , ,
the people have any idea of <
lie never trades, can take back th ..... . ,
throwing the present administra
Ibbon and return the to cents. . .... ,
the entrance into the race of
One hears incessantly of "etfici- ...
( ooper can assist onlv one cand
ncv" but what about the inefnci- ., .
?the former governor?and
ncv of the shopper? Not onlv is , ..... ...
hope 110 one will east a vote witl
10 utter disregard of Miss Blank's . . . . . ?
eyes closed or clouded. ?Oh
' ts while Mesdames Reader and
Reporter.
e>der are "paying and receiving
ills" in the store a process of re
clng her earnings, but it in wear XN ml:xl' SI>mx? 1 Ax x 11
ig on her nerves. Besides, it i L A "J 'ri,?d r? e<
Dr. Kings New Life Bills. The
nding to tin* stores cost of doingIdose will move the sluggish bo
1 11 to which not only Mrs. stimulate the liver and clear the
. der must contribute, but Mes ,,1? "f waste and blood impur
\. B and C. who go to the You, oWVL to clea,
v trm of body poisons, accumu
or to purchase goods and not to j ing the wintGr. Dr King s
pay r\ 11 (1 receive calls."?The State. j l.ife fills will do It. "25c. at
OrUggist.
_ ... - ?
"III'AC It S1I.KKP."
MUTUALS I From their folded mates they wa
far,
?, . , , Their ways seem harsh and wi
at this time when nearly all ? ,, ,
I hey follow the beck of a ba
ve withdrawn from the State? star
< fort ur ate that they don't Their paths are dreum-begut
'
. Yet haply they sought but a w
Some loftier mountain slope,
i jb A fTOnf j And little reckoned the cor
* l_-i 1 j ngtui strange
Meyond the gates of hope.
i"i"ai ( ai;oi.i\a
| \nd haply a bell with a luring
? Summoned their feet to trea
mmmtm . the cruel rocks, where
deep pitfall
1* And the lurkiug snares are sp
ml Quality **y^n ^ * ,Mr ,#n
Of outcast liberty,
They're sick at heart for tho he
e handle meats op I ways
Excellence I Where their gathered brother
hat polks declare are
?v ctosv immense
Z' And oft at n'Bht, when the plain
. ,vj/j dark
r r( Jr And the hills loom large and t
-^Z'/ \ ,"'or ,lie shepherd's voice they m
And their hearts ko out to li
J
I Meanwhile, "Black sheep! ]
llt. _ ^ ? J I sheep!" we cry,
Of patrons and Safe in the inner fold;
ept our delivery 'And lheT h<!ar'and w'
J _ jV.2_ -1- - A- tL ^ And marvel out In the cold.
^ till8 SllOp tne ? Richard Burton, In Mlnnei
opptrs.
,.m COLDS &LaGRIF
AT M A RlfFT i R?'?<*<>?????wm i
link 1 lvljfll\l\Li 1 I cnic of Chills & Fever, (
; AT FANCY FUN K. CAM. ?C | doc
(Jripe or sicken. Price 25c.
4
TO jrn'H :;i. 1916
ill/j FOIt A Ti;\l\l\(i St ll< >( >L. :
UTTCDA
The one movement that is goin ; g a 8 Jt llln
to have the greatest effect on the *
1>I>)" moral and niateriul welfare of this i
A country in future is the educational I ^ I
cum- movement. When the ma set of th> jBI
gun- people .ire all educated along the
r.,> practical lines, at leapt, the development
of our hidden resources along
,l progressive lines will be easily ac- After Four Years of
'IR;t compltshed. The things we waste at M _
'ions present will h saved. rite education Conditions, Mrs. Bl
r up- <>f the masses will exalt the cltize? j IT * ft
this ky wiping away the harriers thai UpinUespaiT.
^prn- separate the classes and erea. far- n
A f 9 I 1TT10 f A l? i
Th(J uons. uespect 'or law will be ; *~"v *v
[ rai l on a" sides. Ileal tcmpcrnnro
cltor w,n ho promoted. The kingdom on
wll, earth will not he so Tar away. Com- Catron, Ky.?In an i
II, i;. pulsory education will help speed
an that gocfd hour. The masses tan af- 'r?m this P,ace> ^rsj,..
ford to be taxed for the bl< - s'nrw wrdei as follows : "1 ?
,0? that an educated population would years, with womanly trot
ir |n bring. As an economic proposition i>
wi'.l uuee. ed handsomely. As a f ;r 'n,S *'me? ' could only !
ank r ,n<>r ?f 'uw nnd order it will !> ' li.lc, and could not w;
wo:'," ," ?? " "*<* Ml. At times, 1 would h
\y, I peon seem to ho pr -tty v. < 11
prr_ stirred tip on tho matte? of 1 it \ -a tny left side.
Tin f'00- especially in the com: The doctor wan called
^ l, schools and colleges. A large elo..
., , , mcnt relieved me for a
per- 5,1,1 ' f'! 1 5c peonle a**e patron'zlug
, ||, , ('"> *ch ?!s nd are willing to !> *oon confined to my b<
do tnXP(1 ,0 support them, r.nt there i- that, nothing seemed to c
as a onP ?t1,,ir kind of school wh'eh ought ?? ?
\V . to he Stnhlishod in e\. |-y judleinl TtIK KMlMKIl'
is a ''Irreit In fleorgla. 1! a t?-'ining; (
?i,, school for hovs and g'rh ?': >! out
A statement tit o?
.... of the plumb and who are lir' 1< i<>
1,11 "* , , and saddening was nni
minr become burdens to soci?t\ th rough . ......
m5?ff . , winners of tho hovs
I nil v criminal lives in later vea is. Such an1,, .. .
iruij ,j)H. dinner given in tl
.. , , Institution w iH n rest i gr-al d'v1 . ,
II " , , . , day night. David it.
stick money but it would do mi nerd- ,, , ...
8l,CI{ , , , . a farmer and himself
I... ruin hie a mount of good. " \n ounce
' ,,lVN . | clared that it had hu
t !? of prevention worth a pound of
1 i"- 1 serve how few farmer
, cure. The money which such Insii- , , .
1 ("- . . . pleasure out of their
I the t"t'nhc' would cost to maintain
year ''1P,n wr?uld be more than paid hack j ^r' / ?'>or s ',|P ?
,, v_ in the saving in criminal trials and ''' "(> l,ns a sil'p,,np
two expense of our penal Instltu- 11111' ' ancl al'so as a
'Pled to pn>' nothing of the value 'V ' < <),l,in'',s 1
Th > vv,5'ch rescued voungstors would he ,5f""> hou. d ineriji
verv ,n ROP,Pt>' ?f^ V?> . 'h<' 8?Ulh"
Is i.i T,,P juvenile reformatory which lhinK* Mr- ('?>kpr care
and f1,Porc'11 '1:5S established Is better "p 's 15 farmer, am
vv I I than a regular penitentiary for the ^,5>' profession, any b
eresi hl,t does not meet "the was ?l)pn to hi,5>- *>ut h
t nd nopd. Tt is too far from most of the '"'p ?f a tarmer. 11
ears counties in the state. Tt is only the s"m'' nr,d executive
inch very bad cases ?boys accused of have found a welcom
runt- Pr'mes? thai are sent there. There Kreatesf center of tr;
Vhile f? he n training school where nance. Hut he bora
t,hnt ?nfy the incorrigible youngsters' "'rough liis love for
aver- cou'd he sent, but the little gamins ,,s miracles.
jjon -who flock on the streets and nl- To I>. It. C'oker, of
\ir leys?children of very poor and to Ft. ('. Keonan, of
id:lte helpless people?could he sent there! south owes more tha
.vr> end taught a trade which would he repay, because of the
. worth much in after life for these | vieties of silky stnpl
boys. ? have sben born Into
(s*' * Wo believe flint an Institution of agriculture under t
that kind In our own Judicial circuit care.
would almost pay Its expenses If This is one of the 111
^ *' properly mannered. There are 'die Coker to the wait
lv. bovs in everv town In the counties j world. Our eoltontot
first
web composing the circuit who would hojthe burden of a shor
ays- Infinitely better off in sueb a school. price, have been given
ities. The training In such an institution a vision of freedom,
j ''' j would he of Incalculable benefit to j happiness on the fart.
Nov tlif boys and girls who might be sent | mg experiments in
your to it. Within the present week half now vari? ties of outs,
a dozen hoys were arrested here on cro,)S, leading u
a charge of stealing. They iniplicat- hardy and season rests
ed half a dozen others. It would 1><> . K|Ven a new hope '_u
a Qod-aend to these boys if they ,|u, BOUlh. .\s proplu
inder were in a training school, whore a8 (||8COVcrer, he bus
they would be taught not only how aml WQ are pleased tc
id; to behave, hut also how to use thoi: a business man ho i
leful heads and hands in useful employ ,;essful and that the \
ment. Ing him in kind for th
led. At first blush you argue that sueh dollars ho lias spent
an institution w'ould cost too much experiments.
ilder you would kick on being taxed to tlit> g,.eaje8t cni
support it. Have you figured how harvw8U>(, bv 'Cok<>r> ?
intry much "had citizenship" costs the , rop Qf hlippinugs o[
community? Have you stopped to jH tfUe a|J(l gad
fli-.ure upon how much it is worth to ; formot.0 ???nr.i i
organized society to rescue one re- *,,v"
cry, but times are cha
; call tractable youngster from a life of ., . , ,
man on the farm is li
(I crime -not figurine at all upon the ... ,
gard his place In te
the "treasure which Is laid up" in an-,?, . . .
, ' life, and not as dru<
other sphere by such action? i ... ? , ,
, , , , , the gruelling nionotoi
read. A training school ought to bo es-1 . . .
moved by such men a
< tablished In every judicial circuit In
icless the state the school to be a sort of ^8 described it.
Industrial enterprise? operated and 1,,IVC fftllod to K?l 1
controlled b> a board of charitably ,dr'n't'nK'n t'1'*iou
imely Inclined business men. It could he own s?nth, an ecstat
made nearly self sustaining. Wo has been caught upon
s he. ought not to wait for boys to become ''ispired. Hut the ren
criminals to send them there, but a outhern farmers hev
s tail commission should be chosen to ?' debt BO heavily upe
"commit" little gamins whose par- rrs ,'la' their e>?sha>
ilim, ents are either unwilling or unable heavy clrcumstanc
. . , .? .i ^ , ii# i . i in the furrows Just b
mtely to give them the chance In life which
every boy and girl should have.? I The day of delivc
Im. Valdosta (Ga.) Times. <ng. Is at hand. The
er shall be tree. Cok
Black TRESPASS NOTH E. 1 J Wftt8on- W ^
knights of the plowei
Notice is hereby given that any,KrtK'"d t'1? Ht,u?K'o
onder one trespassing In any way, hy hunt- (1"n 'rom the ,>ac *
Ing, fishing, cutting timber, etc., """mer*. so th
upon the pluntatlnn of the Southern *t'rlinK m< n may st
ipollfl power company, known as the Green furrowed w.iy ar
place, bounded by lands of Turner thR" constricted lun,
Gulp and others, near the Cntawha flwe<>t breath ?' nRt
Ipym river, In Lancaster county, will bo n*a> exclalni, ^ ^
A kU <1,-a It with to the full rxt< ?? of thelIR me, i iovp u.
break 'aw Tho 'lfty 1* here.
Joldi J- A. Oauthen, | now a pull upon me
liver1 T. F. Culp, the soil will rezponi
: not J- A. Houze. to thone who love It
50-1-tp ilngly.?Columbia Re<
i - . '-J
ND RES CUED
ESPAIRING WIFE
. V
Discouraging 1 haJ gotten so weak I could not stand,
n . _ and 1 gave up in despair,
jllock Gave
At last, my husband got me a bottle of
Husband Cardui, the woman's tonic, and I cortv'
menced taking it. From the very fint
dose, I could till it was helping me. I
can now walk two miles without its
ntercsting letter tiring me, and am doing all my work."
Bettie Bullock M you are all run down from womanly
suffered for four troubles, don't give up in despair. Try
lbles, and during Cardui, the woman's tonic. It has helped
sit up for a little ,nore than a million women, in its 50
alk anywhere at years of continuous success, and should
a?c severe pains surely help you, too. Your druggist has
sold Cardui for years. He knows what
in, and his treat- will do. Ask him. He will rccom*
u>Min K..? i mend it. Bepin takinp Cardui tndnv.
uui i "ao o ? ' "w
?d Icniti Af for Write to: Cl>atUnoc*a Meiiclne Co.. Laitftf*
" ? AdvHory Dept., Chfcttanooca. Tcnn., for >SpoCMll
. . Instruction;! on your case an J fcl-paise book, 'Home
lO me any good. Tr.A'rofnt foi Women." sant in plala wrapper- l-6e
we Aj?E SPEEDY
ice interesting
de to the prize .-.-.-xJv.-u-jn.awowu
corn ciui.s at Give us your print-'
lei) honor Pr!- # wm_ _
Cokcr, son of Order IN THE*
a fanner do- MORNING and
rt hint to ob- ,
? set any real yOU Can get it AT
occupation. NIGHT.
hat of a farm- -_-_rLr. -.- x-l-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-ij
as a manufacSpeed
Is Our Specialty x
itilo establi t
Mat for ' ho e NOTICE OF ELECTION.
s little. \ lercns. one-third of the freel
frnm choice holders and one-third of the electors
of the age of 21 years, residing in
uslness calling (Barnes school district. No. 18 have
e preferred th petitioned the county board of eduis
creative in- ration to order an election to deterniiiiitv
would mI,1? whether or not an additional
i l l ,:,x of four m,1,s sha11 bo ,ev,ed on
c i our all real and personal property for
ide and of l'i- school purposes.
me a farmer, hereby order said election to
i ho qoII nmi b" bold by the trustees in said Carnos
inc son nna gchool (listrlctf No 18 on Saturdny,
April 8th, at Dwlght.
llnrtsville, and At which election only such elecColutubia
the tors as return real or personal property
for taxation and exhibit their
n it can ever tnx receipts and registration certiwonderful
va- ficates shall lie allowed to vote,
e which thov '"be opening and closing hours
the world of sh:lU bo the same as ,n a11 gonoral
ino worm or 0|,.ctioU8.
heir fostering V. A. LINOLE,
JOS. Iv. CONNORS,
iany Rift, from ?; TWITTV,
. uuui uin v^uumy Education,
inc. imploring 1
... curafii with1 southern RAILWAY.
t 1 itil and low
by Mr. Coker
. . .. 1'remlcr Carrier of the south.
Ml comioi i, PASSENGER TRAIN SJCIIEHULES.
T-ains arrive Lar.c * or from:
propagating No. 118?York. Rock Hill and ln.
. ...i.,.,. termediato stations 8:45 a. m.
coin and o l d ^ 113?(nmrlPHtoni Columbia and
p to a proline, intormediate stations 10:1J
ting kind, liavo a m>
the farmers of Jo. 114 Marion, Olacksbnrg, Ch~r t
as scientist, lotto and intermediate stations
1:35 p. m.
been a success, Nq 11??^oliimbla, Klngsvllle and
i think that as intormediate stations, 7:25 p. m,
s equally sue- Trains leave Lancaster for:
vorld is repay- 118?Klngsvllle. Oo^ : mbla and
, f intormediate stations 8:45 a. m
ie thousands or- Nq n3?flock Hm> Bla-ksburg,
in making hla Marion, Charlotte and Intermediate
stations, 10:11 a. m.
NO. 114?Klngsvllle Columbia.
>p has not been Charleston and Intermediate
ind that is the stations 1:8C - *
human hearts. No. 117?Rock Hill, York, and
that too many Intermediate stations, 7:41
p. ru
1! ? UH it (Inul^- ^chRfllllA Hcrtt r/iia *r? ? -
r. - v,., cc (luuiiOUCU H?
information only, not guaranteed.
For It)formation as to passenger
world "as real f:-re8 etc- <*" on
lgery?because
uy is being re
s coker. Lancaster & Chester Ry. Co.
too many men ???
he rapture ol Schedule ln Effect AugUBt 15, 1916.
s sunsets of our Kaetorn Time,
c vision which WR3TBOUND.
canvas by men Lv. Lancaster ...6:00am?2:30pm
..-tLv. Fort Lawn ..6:30am?4:08pm
son is that our | Ly HMCOinvj|[e ..6:45am?4:28pm
e felt the yoke itichburg, ...6:55am?4:43pm
in their should-i Ar. Chester 7:30am?5:26pm
te been chained LAB*BOUND.
.. ... Lv. Chester .... 9:00am?6:45pm
es to the <lodrt Ly mchburg ... 9:46am?7: 27 pm
eforo them. , Ev. BasvomvHle .10:00am?7:38pm
.ranee is com- ( Lv. Fort Lawn ..10:30am?7:66pm
Ar- Lancaster ...11:00am?8:26pm
southern tarin- Connections?CheBter with Souther.
Williamson, t,ru. Seaboard and Carolina A North\
Long, such western "aflways.
1 field, are en- , ,For* 1,Lawn- w,th Seaboard Air
.w ?> Line Rallwaya.
to lift the our- Enncrster wth Southern B?*Uway.
of our "one
lat this race of f ob|<> c?y (if Lnrt? county.
raiglitvn up in Frank J. ctwney biDm atl. that ha la aenloe
, . partn.r ot ?ba Dim ..f I i.i honey A Co.. Sold.
ta king into f?B twain.** In the City of Toledo, <ountr and
. State afortaald. and tint raid Arm will pay
gs the deep. of onk hi <nRRi? DoiXAns t?r
each m l CTary < ?*. ?r cannot ba
lire 9 periume, ,.,lre<| t,y n,?. u??- of Hall'a ??t?rrh Pure.
9 my Job, thl* frank j. otijcnky.
Fworn It bffw .or and mWrlM In tnr
ji.m.nre, tbla (Ml) day of Peculiar. A. P., JHSd.
Fii rniiiiit hao Mfil> A. w. ii|(r,nflON,
r uriiiiiiK Notary Public.
n'8 heartH, and flalf'a Catarrh Car- la taken lut?-rnally and
, net* dlr cily ui mi the l't? <? and niucoua aur1
most readily fMI<4 of ti.e *, .mm r-. rf for t?atlmonlala,
most appreclat- fr'' t r< j chknev a co., Toledo. o.
lord. Bold hjr all Dmrclata, 7Se.
Tab* Unit's Family Pllla for coMtlpatloa.
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