The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 12, 1916, Page 5, Image 5
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SHERIFF IH'NTKH AFTER UjLKTTI*
IMSTILLKHY IX XORTHKKX | +
PART OF < (M NTV +
Thursday afternoon, May 11'j**
Sheriff John P. Hunter. accompanied
t!
by Chief of Police Joseph B. Orr.
Magistrate John I,. Caskey and Bos- <
veil Plyler, was called to a commvini- 11
ty ten miles north of the court house '
and in one mile of the Nortli Caro- ^
Una state line for the purpose of oi
investigating an illicit distillery supposed
to he operating at that parti
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flun Bi>Iiioh let't to-day on a business
trip to Savannah.
VV. P. Robinson. Esq.. made a business
trip to Chester Friday.
Mr. J. M. Yoder of Van Wyck is a
business in Lancaster to-day.
Mr. N. P. Robinson is visiting his
sister. Mrs. Mlllen at Riverside.
Mrs. J. \V. Craig and children left
to-day for a visit near Waxhaw.
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Miss Mary Davis is spending a fowl
days in Rock Hill with Miss Martha
Creighton. j
Mr. W. F. Estridge of Kershaw,;
Route 5 was a pleasant caller at the j
. News office to-day.
?o?
Col. Leroy Springs left for Anderson
to-day where he will join Mrs.
Springs who is a delegate to the annual
meeting of the State Federation
of Women's flubs.
Elliott W. Springs lias recently
r been at the Greenbrier at Wrtlte
Sulphur Springs. W. Va., where he
joined Mrs. D. Kahli. Miss Olive and
Master George Kahlo. He enjoyed
the dancing and horseback riding
for which the resort is noTea while
there
HEATH SPRINGS
Special to The News.
Heath Springs. May 11. The pantry
of the Baptist pastoriuni was weJl
filled with choice viands on Wednesday
afternoon, due to the kindness
and generosity of members of the
church, and other friends of the
pastor and his family. As a result,
the hearts of the occupants are filled
with deepest gratlfrde for such
a token of appreciation. Among tingood
things hroughtln, too numerous
to mention, were flour, lard, meat,
molasses, sugar, rice, coffee, tea,* an I
a'l kinds of canned goods, fruits,
etc.
Mrs. L. A. Duncan, who has been
quite sick for somoMr.o, left for
. Asheville, N\ f\. Wednesday morning
(> seeking health. Accompanied by her
husband and a trained nurse, she
went via Columbia where she took
the Carolina Special for her destination.
She has many friends lr-r<'
w*-o wish for her a speedy recovery.
Twenty-five candidates wore bnp
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YOU (
: "The Bai
To American Mothe
This picture is dedicated *
their ejres may be opened to the ;
tnd tht^r loved ones, until the prei
rocks the cradel rules the world,'
<iuate protection against war. jui
uet us disarm?i?l us uecuiiim nw
IV*aoe with Hunor. Crushed, ble<
King for "Peace at any price."?J
The sensation of phe
greater plea foi
is W
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Admission, Adults i'
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Icular place.
The locality Is in a large body of C
woods on a small creek and from ^
all evidence had been doing quite ,T1
I i large business, however, from all Nv
| indications the still had recently u
been moved as there was still (Ire
alive in the ashes. Ten barrels with K
dune 3 0 or 4 0 gallons of beer were "
destroyed. The only road leading * '
to this lonely spot was a path or two
which led out to the home of a negro,
Harry Mobley, on the old JacksonWallace
place. The officers searched
the home of the negro, hut only found >
about one half pint of bad looking 1
whiskey and in an old house in the 11
I yard located some live or six bushels ..
; of meal which seemed a rather large vi
j amount for one negro family to have ^
at this particular time of the year. ^
The negro bitterly denied having any
connection whatsoever with the still, *,i
Sheriff Hunter has turned him over
to I'nitc'd States Commissioner John
T. Green for further investigation.
j Sheriff T). P. Douglas of Chester- v
j field county was in the city Thurs- t
j day. Ho stated to Sheriff Hunter s
(that these Illicit distilleries were he- :i
, ing operated all along the line be- v
11 ween North and South Carolina and 1
that they would remove from one j
location to another quite frequently. ,
| Sheriff Hunter stated to a reprejSentative
of the News that this was ,
I the first illicit distillery which had
.been located in Lancaster county
I during the past fifty years.
t Whenever vVpu Neetf a fleneral Tonic J
Take wave's ,
The Old tiOuulary Grove's Tasteless ,
chill Tonic isN^qydly valunhle .* i
General Tonic i^jfnuse it contains " 1
weli ?rn?wn tonic fropcrtiesofQUININii
and iRON. it yfi>yu the Liver. Drives <
out .. r , Lho Llood j
ih:i!'V tht^rThole Systen er> ccr"
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mill/ Ji iVULil
ttle Cry oi
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^ ltli \espect, reverence and jrimirntinn.
;>i*ril vOiieh menaces and ^11 continue
sent state of "lInpropare<yft*ss" lias l?e??n
' and in\those mother Uhnda lie the po
si as theA demand anyf receive proper i
lpless, unprotected ^nasculater, and t
sding and tnample<y upon. America may
. Stuart RlatyUo/f Harbourwood. Ovst
CHE LANCASTER NKW^
SOCIAL NEWS * ~
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Miss Helen Mackey entertained ( '
le little Girl's Club at its last meet- j po
ik Saturday afternoon. Progressive i *
mversation was the entertainment' 1
nd Miss Laura Gilbert Williams won! A
le prize for the excellence at this.! ^
piece of crocheted lace. Miss Mil-j s
rt'tl Billings won the prize in nnther
contest. This was a basket of '
larshmellows. After the games the (
ostess served dainty refreshments. c
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Miss Betty Jones entertained the| |.<o
hest.eriield Avenue Club Wednes-j
ay afternoon at a very enjoyable ?
looting. A number of otlier guests I *
ere invited to join the club members j v
taking in all six tables of rook, j
layers. Punch was served the
uosts on arrival and after the games j|T.
ie hostess served delicious ice /
ream, strawberries and cake. Mrs. s
. Franklin Smith, who scored iiigh- 1
st, was presented with a beautiful, '
on net or sv/ec peas. i '
Miss Pauline' Jones Marion was .
ostess at a merry rook party yester- \\\
ay afternoon in honor of her class-1 1
nates, the members of the tenth'
rude of the Lancaster Graded I i
ichool. Tne liieh splmni loa.iic",
I'ere also present and one of these, I
liss Agnes Ilryan won the rook ?
rize. a dainty handkerchief. Miss'''<
tarion s guests enjoyed the series j
if games as well as the delicious
re course and cake which were
orvnd late in the afternoon. ! ~
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In a South Carollnn mill village
rlthin the past week the vote on
he nuestion of a three mill special
Chool tax passed by 76 to 1. Such'
cts as his explain why the state's'
vhito illiteracy has reduced from
.1.6 in litlO to 6.6 in 1914.
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HAVE YOU BEEN SICK?: '
Tt.,.? -A -
>?ju icaiuc im utter weakness
that ror>8 ambition, destroys appetite, i
and makes work a burden.
To reatorctyiat streogthaiulataminathat
la ao essential, nothing has ever equaled i
jr compared wilh Scott's Emulsion, bt:ause
its strenml/-sustaining nourish- I'""
Tient invigoratestthe blood to distribute
mergy through^tYhebady while its tame
,-alue sharpens/lie Yppstite and restores
sealth in a nawtral. Yertnanent way. <
II you are /uu down, tired, nervous,
>verivorked 4x lack atiYngth, get Scott's
Smnlsion t(*day. It islree from alcohol.
Itowne. Bloomfietd. N. J
D SEE
t Peace" j
M?d with the earnest prayer that
to menace them, their chlhlern
remedied. "The hand that
?rr m iii*n in mi and receive aflepolice
protection against crime,
hero shall be Peace, but. uot
llnd herself on her knees lienor
Bay. L. I.
i against war. No
resented. It
rror.
iturday a I
30, 8:45 11
Seats on Sale Now 1,1
ito-drama/ A call to arm:
r preparedness could be (
as in/ all its. gory boi
(Vill J>? presented at the
J&ar Theatre
Friday and Sa
I ;.:!y 2:00, 4:15, 6:
?c, Children 25c
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MAY 12. lf'Ti.
usiness Notices 1
R KAIiG?One gouu milch cow : '
?ives 4 to 4 1-2 ga)(oii8 per day, 2
pounds butter. See W Ft. Plyer.
S0-3tp,
H S.\|,K?One Jersey cpw. gives'
I gallons. Good condition. On"
lorse and one mnrp ???"'
Vill work anywhere; ages 8 and ?
12. Will sell for cash or good J
>apers. Plione or rail J. R. Lyles. : .
Itoneboro. S. C. 61-::tp J ,?
EL 358 Excelsior Grocery Com>any
tor fresh meats of all kinds <
lelivered at once. Excelsior Gro-1 J
ery Store, at Southern Railway
Ration, city. 57-tfc
It WOMEN'?Free treatment for '
.ufferiiiK women. Sent/ this ad ,
tnd 1 will mall you fruft ten day's '
reatment of a home neuiedy which '
villabsolutely cur^fil female com)laints.
Address^rith stamp. Mrs. :
VI. A. Hilton, ^Kershaw, S. C.
62-4tp
.N't 'Y HALL and Port/ Rico potato
sprouts guaranjfed genlune'
dock, ready for immediately ship-'
ment. tl.?K J -
, ' ? ?iiwua?iiu, n'-f
houand and oveiy$1.15, ton thou-! ;
land and over S/.oo per thousand
r. o. b. Florida* F. K. Hull, Rook |
Hill, S. C. 57-6tc
VN'TKIV?C.000 pounibrof cow,1
horse, mule, sheep, and pont hides, j
You will find us ojr White street.
See us before you Jell. Capus Cau- |
then & Son., Lsmeaster, S. C.
BO-lmo-p
>lt 11EXT -Siy roojr cottape 0111
Market street. i?f>rwerly owned
by \. W. Chance*".' Apply to II. S.
Parks. t51-3t.pl
1R SALE?Good mtloh cow. 3 1-2 1
gallons and 1 pouud butter a day.
W. Hazel Cunningham. Route 4.
Phone 208-3. 61-3tp:
>1; KENT -On cornej? Dunlap St.,
near irrs?d??<l v...11,11 ? ? 1
o CV..WUI 1/ LI 1 1(1 I 1 ^ t un?? 1
r? room house. ? e W. D. Jones, j
Lancaster, Route 3, or John B.;
t'raig. at Roddey's store. 60-4tc]
\XTEI>?To lease Piedmont,
Springs Hotel, Bottling Pl?flt ann
Pottages for one or \\\0fo years. I
Will make rlg\t prl?^ and good '
terms to right ptirjp.' Everything
fully equipped janu furnished to
get right to bjrfimess. Hotel has f
I'leotric lightpfsewetage and hatha.1
Unless responsible \lo not apply.
White Diamond Lithi\ Springs Co.,
GSaffney, S. C. kt
Ht SALB?Cows, C Kelly W you t J
want a good milker. Hes then.
u'.vinp rrom one \to foirr gallon:-- '
i day. If you <lo iro^/ant a milk r,
you ran get. a loam fresh meats ]
for your money, JlmVa lot for less
money, hut oynot |nr the sam? i
money at (^i^ininghiVin's Market.' :
T. 1\. Cunningham. Jr: 62-tfcl
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Excep
Our Barg
Accun
Mo
Dry Go
Figured and strip
at
12c Figured and
Lawn at
15c 'Striped and
at
V.U Silk Voile at. . .
25c All shades Fop
(lood Apron Gingha
12 1-2 Dress Giugh
15c Dross Gingham
Good Bleaching at
and t
Shoes J
Ladies and Misses lil
Slippers
Ladles lx>w Heel <
Slippers. Patent loathe
at $1.2.1, $1.50, $2.00
Mens Slippers, 111a
at
Mens Palm Beach ,
Slirvnara ol ?1 OS ?? 0?
II :.z
It will pay you to gi'
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I Vi?ur money is safe;
* than anywhere else. It
>! time and you can pay i
> your check, a cleaner wa:
> ! bills arul silver. Then, too,
? ! celpt for payment, for, of c<
the money?your mon
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I THE BANK OF
: "Oldest, Stroi
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Clock Four Generation* Tn Family.
At a sale of the effects of John
Haines at Romney, W. Va., was a
arrandfather's clock that had been In
the family four generations. On the
Inside of the clock Is a statement that |
It was repaired last in 1817.
It has been running constantly and
the onl- thing do::..* to it in the- lust I
23 year:- lias Uoun some oiling w?tb .
ll< ll Oil
i?- ?
tionai \
^ains Haven't
lulate Dust,
ve Too Rapi
ods | Clothing
ed Dross I-awn Mens lllue S
5 c si/.es 35 to 41
striped Dress * 12.50, anil . ..
lOo Hoys Soils, s
floured Voile $ 1.'J8, $2.50. $:
12 l-2e Mens Pants, v
25c $ 1 50, $2.00, $2
ilin at. . . . 18i Hoys Pants, .?
ni at 5r 50e, $1.?0, and
am rvt.... 1 Oc Mens Odd (
at. . \12 l-2e to
; 5e, 7 l-2o
; V*oc / Mill
>hoes At your
ack and WhitV 1
/\ Ladies. Misses
V>c \l latest styles. Tri
>r Hinh Jieel Sk $2-00' 12
>i liiKJi /teei \ Ladles and Oh
r or Viyl Kid OresseH, Skirts.
, , Qu k Mens and B<
and./. $2.98 yatg ftt 10c 2 ck
/r White \r.<l
/ .a. \Mens and Bo
and dress Sh
Hlark or Tan and
? > so <x en Mens Underw,
, oO. $3.50. at 2Sc R0(.
$4.50 and
tre our bulletin your mo:
Polial
: Honesty, Our Foundat
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quare Dealing Our Succ
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BUSINESS i
\a rr\ m t\ I:
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of the business :
s done by checks.
that way? :
r in a good bank >
is at your call at any I*;
V
t out simply by writ
y than handling the actual .*
the check Is a good re
jurse, the payee can't get J
ey?from the bank, J
Ipts for It. J
all accounts
to get them jj
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All That Happened.
My tiny niece baa a propensity for
playing with the telephone, for which
she has received many scoldings, bat
to little avail, writes a correspondent
of the Chioago Tribune. Her mother
heard a crash the other day and
called In: "Viola, what have you
done?" The little miss replied: 'T
didn't hurt it this time, mother. Just
the 'number, pleaBe,' came out.**
Values I
nn* nr i
lime lo I
They |
dly
Clothing
(Tfre all wool Suits. f
!. at $8.98, $10.00. ?
$15.00 I
izes 3 to 20, at 75c. :;* >
3.50 and $6.50 ^
fork or dress, at 98c. ?a
.50, $3.50 and $5.0o
iizes 3 to 20, at 25c.
$2.50
outs, at $1.98 up
$5.00
linery
own price
'KICK
i and Children? Hats,
mmed, at 50c, $1.00,
.50 and up.
ildrens ready-to-wear
Middy Blouses, &c.
:>ys Straw and Felt
ie, 50c, $1.00. $1.50
$2.50
ys full line of work
ilrts at 25c, 50c
$1.00
par. B. V. D. and etc.
Unionsuits at 50c
*1.00
it careful attention
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