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i .UP *>f \ M 1 PERSONALS 1 EE Mr. Lee Skipper made a pleasi I"jf trh> to Charlotte Wednesday. k r -o 1 Jfr. R. B. Robinson spent Wodm % ? day in Rock Hill on business. Miss Ruth Dillavd of Spartanbu , t Is the guest of Mrs. A. G. Ellison. ?o? Mrs. W. G. Hays of Sharon is tl guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Came I ?o William Sistare of Riverside the guest of J. A. Stewman, Jr., th week. Mr. S. L. McManus of Tradesvill was a business visitor in Lancaste Thursday. o Dr. D. B. Johnson, wife and daugli ter of Rock Hill were visitors in th city Tuesday. Miss L. Porter is at home for a few days visiting her mother, Mrs Julia Porter. Prof. A. C. Rowell of the Taber nacle section was a business visitot in Lancaster Thursday. Mrs. Theo. Maddox and little son, Ted, Jr., of Philadelphia, spent last week with Mrs. J. M. Stoll. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Sapp of the New Bethel section were business v visitors in the city Thursday. W. H. Grant left Wednesday ^^Birtanburg to spend several fcUBwlth relatives and friends. ^ ?o? "Miss Perry Belle Bennett, who has been visiting in Columbia for the past two weeks, returned Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Glascock re-/ turned from Sumter Wednesday/1' where they have b?en visiting for A few days. j?l Mr. H. R. Hearn, representing tfc } Purity Ice Cream Co., of CharlotAd 1 was a caller at The News off Thursday. / Mr o fon?n Mlsf* Ruth McCardle retuafoast from ?'aluda "Wednesday evenbettei "wherfe, Bhe has been visiting foil frlen< past several weeks. / indee ?o? I news. Miss Margurlte Meyer of f "lotte, who has been _visitln|r' Mli "Fannie Jones, returned to heir*1 son. Wednesday evening. J ^er ( ?o? I | torpr Misses Florence and Louilfh" Co. inson, who have been In thef*b~ store ern markets for the pa?tlera' meet days, returned today. o / Mil Mrs. Hugh Miller of <yotte, ton. who has been visiting Dr. / Mr8, home 8app in the New Bethel cdun,ty? city i returned to her home WedF18^* pleas o J youni Mrs. S. C. Craig, who/8 been home visiting in Colombia. Nefr>' and other points during th^ast flve MR. weeks, returned Wed-"* even- I t Inc. 7 appr< 0 I caste Mr. and Mrs. M. I Johnson of giver k Lancaster, but now lAshevllle, N. shall W* C., arrived in the V -WttSraeida/d'c^ai jfeenlng for a vlsitA'Ih relatives may ^rad friends. 7 log i J bold Mr. W. H. Ore/ wbo bas been posed visiting relaties I Lancaster and and t York count.es d?nK the the past of a thirty days retu/d to his home at Port Tampa. Fl# Thursday. Mrs. Ktty icClure and two Mi daughters Helen and Ruth, week returned frof Sullivan's Island Belm Wednesd<y wire they have been reeuperati* fo'the past two weeks. Ml I ?0? . day f Mr. j*d 1 rs. Robert Winchester in CI and Mr an 1 Mrs. Benton of Charlotte a|d /rs. William Porter of ^ Pinevll) synt several days at the j cl rcn home W Q. Caskey during the ' gonei past w>ek. / 0 J u Mrs Jopn Crawford and children jmioi have ecently returned from the nf co mounHlns where they have spent the rttnmer. On the return trip Mr they ?pent several days with friends turn* and Relatives In Newberry. centl; o? nose, ,\Ps. Nina Mot* and little son. llo^ton, of Rock Hill who have been Mi vising several days at the home of Addli Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Terry, left Mr. 1 Thursday for Heath Springs for a week shfl't visit with friends and relatives. *nd ? Mrs. T. L. Hilton and children are gg-wt Hisiting at the home of her sister, f ^ftrs. J. L. Jordon, in HartsvlPe for S few days. i K better IWbMWvw You. Need a aeoerat Toole P?" I T3. Or?% . to The Old Standard Xjrove's Tasteless Wh Chill Tonic is dauiilj valuable as s plied General Tonic faeohuse it contains the pore, well known tonic gfopertiesof QUININE fnhal< sad IRON. It ylson the Liver, Drive* ? out Malaria, BR,Aches the Blood and VI Builds up the System. SO cents 111 m |shor]se t. B. Roildj ire Born to Mr. aAj0y. Monday, Augus/ . is. D. Reec< '"r? 27. a bo, \\ tlliHins, Snrnf re / of cotton fo The llrst n/0jd ln i,anca6 this season hi ter. I le / 8. ir left Thursda, Miss ( ontj reaume he jg for Detroit, / i8 ?ora in th;j_ Mi* jes/"ackmon left to e day for Ki'* a98"mn ^ d" r ties asteaa 8Ch?o1 ,n tha jdace. 1 i-o? Don't ' attend the distric e Sunday ^nvent,ons to be heh at Van Saturday and Hope well Su/Xt'p MIsbLClar> Wh? WlU b' connect the DePartmen Stores/y department, will ar rivo j/aster Monday to begh work./ I ??? ^.innle and Lillian Caskey who/been attendinp: a hous< part/? home of Miss Dilliai gja J Monroe, N. C., returne< boJnesday' J o y T. Wylle left Wednesda; for Baltimore, New Yorh ev a ier Northern pothts to pur ill goods for the enterprisinj fy J. T. Wylle Co. < Bernice Davla returned >sday even Ins from New Yorl Avhere ahe has been purchasini ck of millinery for the Lanoaa fercantile Co. for the fall trade sses Francena Milling and Mo Taylor will leave Saturday fo lia. S. C.. where they have heei >yed as teachers for the ensu ^ear. Miss Milling as principa Vliaa Taylor as assistant. 8. M. J. Green of the Douglai lunity, who has been ill for th< several days, la reported mucl r at this time. Her man; la throughout the country an d very glad to hear this goo< sa Lillian Williams of Hender N. C., arrived today to take ui lutiea as milliner with the en islng firm of Robinson Clou< The many customers of th< are cordially Invited to call an< her. ?n? sa Margaret White of Wilmlng Del., who was a visitor at th< of Mra. Jno. Riddle in tht some two years and will bi antly remembered by man; ? people. Is to be married In he i city next Saturday. , HILTON THANKS VOTERS, vant to express my profouni jciatlon to the people of Lan r county for the Iprge vot i me In the recent primary, try to s0*Uve. both in my pub nd private life, that the voter never have cause to regret hav cast their suffrage for me. no hatred against those who op I me. I shall forget the pas :rv to live up to the full statur citizen In the future. Yours sincerely, T. L. HILTON. as Maude Moore returned thi from a visit to Charlotte am ont. ss Louise Wvlie will leave Sur or a visit to Miss Mattie Walko larlotte. s. Hazel Witherspoon and chll are visiting Mrs. J. C. Moni ry In Charlotte. dge F.rnest Moore will go t i Monday to hold the fall terr urt for that county. Chauncey Gregory has r? >d from Charlotte where he rf y underwent an operation on th ss Frances and Mr. Hennln r?kbs and Miss Margaret an Boh Flnley of York are th -end guests of Misses Louis (Catherine Wylle. apprize" Croup or Cold Troublei >pr trealVienU t/r cold troubles art than tnnrnalyruedicincs, as the va carry the\ medication direct to thi and air jmyages without disturbing omach. -V a ten Vick's inUp-O-Rnb'* Salve Is ap over the threat and chest, these va released^ by t\p heat of the body, an ?d witif each b\ath. 2f>c. to $1.00. CKSWWSALVE ' r ams -v-i?r THE LANCASTER NEWI j TAXAHAW MmS NOTRS. Mr. Editor: As my friend who has >t been writing the Tnxuhaw news has gone to school and as I see no one in writing in his place, will try e and send a few dots from this good coiumimity. The health of this community is r very good at present. Mr. Krank Clyburn is in town today electioneering for office. Mrs. John A. Cook is visiting y friends and relatives hero. We wish r her much joy and pleasure on her stay with us. ' Mrs. Richard Hilton of Kershaw - is visiting relatives in and around - here. t Miss Lena West has returned to her home in ChosterfieV' after spending several weeks with her aunts, t Mrs. Q. T. Gravscn of New 1 Brookland spent a few days here - visiting relatives. Miss Bertha West is visiting here. Miss Idolene McManus left last e Wednesday for school at Wlngate, t N. C. Mr. Editor, our meeting was a a success hero the past week. Fortyfour were added to the churc.fi. The baptizing is to be the first Sunday . afternoon in September. 0 The people of this community 1 have been pretty busy the past few 1 days trying to save what little fodder they had left from the storm. Miss Pattie Ferreil Is visiting at Y the home of her grandparents, Mr. t and Mrs. F. M. Lowry. Mr. Coleman Robertson and fam; ily are to move here Thursday. We always give new comers a hearty welcome. I Mr. George Byrd visited Oak Hill < section Sunday; also Mr. B. F. < Fail and Glenn Gregory. The Taxahaw B. Y. P. U. met yes' terday afternoon and rendered a splendid program for the first time. Mr. Hoyt Byrd looks like a sleepy r chicken with his wings stretched in 1 the sunshine these days. Nobody seems to know his trouble, but I ' think It is because his girl has returned home. Although we hope he will soon wear away his looks with one of those handsome smiles he carried while he was attending hool thertb ' Mr. Editor, If this happens to j Jump across the waste basket 1 might be able to come again. - DR. STRAIT CORDIADIiY ? THANKS VOTERS I desire to thank my large nuim1 her of sincere friends.- and voters R the county over for the splendid vote 1 'given me in the recent primary. Tn making the campaign over the county during the past several days. I explained to the people fully my 9 position on all matters pertaining to 8 the general good and welfare of all 9 the people In the county, and warned ^ them of the danger of certain In fringementa on their rights. I came out open and above board, discussing all Issues, advocating the Democratic principles of "letting the * people rule." and on this platform I shall In future continue to Rtand. p I shall now place myself in the * bands of my friends and voters of the county as to what action shall s be taken with reference to my candidacy at the second primary, and 1 will cheerfully abide by your decision in the matter. If elected. I will, 1 as your representative, at all times, e consult your wishes with reference to all Important legislation enacted, and will be governed accordingly.' 0 Sincerely yours, T. J. STRAIT, s (1 A CARD FROM MR. MIXES. I amvery grateful to my generous ir'ends for my election. That I shall serve the people faithfully, I know, r and fairly and impartially, I hope. To be of real service is my sincere desire but that service shall be renI dered to all alike. I ask the eo-opt eration and advise of everybody in my efforts to be the representative of all the people. 0 HARRY HINES. n NOTE OF THANKS. I wish to thank the managers ol election, in the recent primary, for their promptness in reporting results at the various preceincts. thaw enabling us to get the total vote in ? a remarkably short time. I wish (l also to thank the parties who so e kindly assisted in receiving the re p turns. J. T. THOMPSON. When you yawn a Rood deal In the daytime, feel dull, achey and want to stretch frequently, it is an \ unmistakable symptom of malaria, ! and unless you do something at - once you are booked for a spell of chills. HERBINE/Is a chill medi' cine that Vwlll pnPvent or cure the . disease. lit drives out the Impuri - ties on which /the malaria germ thrives. strfWthens the liver and 1 cleanses tk^> bowels. Price 50c. . Sold by fill \dealers In medicine.? 1 Adv. / / ?r? 1 > ' a FRIDAY. KEPT. 1. 1!>T? State of Ohio. City of Toledo. Lucas County, ss. Frank J. Cheney make* oath that he le senior partner of the firm of F. J. i Cheney & Co., doing business In the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, \ and that said lirm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each atrl evet t case of Catarrh thai cannot bo cured by the use of HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY. 8worn to before me and subscribed In my presence, this 61 h day of December, I A. D 18S6. A. MT GIJCA80N. (Seal) \Not/fy Public. Hall's Catarrh MedlclaoXs tnken In- i ternnlly and acts throujrtar the Blood on j the Mucous Surfaces'of ilpo Systetn. Send i for testimonials, free./\ F. J CHKNKY/fc CY>.. Toledo. O. Sold by all druKKiAts, "ot. Hall's Family l^nls for Constipation. I J SHERIFF HUNTER ENTERTAINS FRIENDSj ! Atiout 5(1(1 People Atteiul During Evening to Congratulate llim. i i-ast Tuesday evening, at his home on Elm street. Sheriff Hunter enterj talned a large number of Lancaster | county friends?about 500 in num| ber?who had called to congratulate I him on his re-election to the office of | sheriff. Fruit punch, sandwiches I and cake were served. Music by the i local town hand and vocal selections I by Messrs. Quay Hood and R. Thos. : Beaty composed a part of the eyen] lag's program. The following address was deltvI ered by the sheriff, which proved I very interesting to his many friends: j "My Dear Kind Friends: "It gives me great, pleasure to exI tend to you all a cordial welcome! hero tonight, with open arms and! open doors. I wish to reassure you,] together with an my other dear! good friends throughout this county, that I appreciate with all my' I heart, and feel more humble and thankful to you than I can tell, for the high honor which you have so kindly bestowed upon me for the ninth time, and which makes mm i jyour servant as sheriff for the next four years. should our Heavenly Father permit me to serve you. Now, my good friends, should I live to serve through another term in the sheriff's office, I shall have passed the 65 mile post of this life, a few months before the expiration of the term. So taking into consideration this fact, and the long period of time, that I have served you as sheriff, which you know has been very active, and mingled with much ex-l posure in bad weather, anu loss of much sleep at times, shall therefore in Justice to myself, and my good friends, have to retire from such an active life at the expiration of another term, to which you have so kindly elected me today, if I am, as I before stated, permitted to serve you. I feel sure that my goodj 11 iBiiun win continue 10 Keep nie in the enforcement of the laws which I. as sheriff, am required to execute for the next four years; and I hope that my enemies will also do the same, for there will be no politics in it; and I will certainly need the help and prayers of every lawabiding person, in my effort to stop crime and to eaten up with violators of the law. 1 shall ever have the welfare of my dear old county i at heart; and I do trust that the good people of Lancaster county will select a man to succeed me who will make them as good a sheriff as I have tried hard to make thenn. "Again I thank each and every one of you, and all my other good friends throughout this county, for the various and many kindnesses which you have always so freely hestowed upon me. I now extend a I hearty invitation to all present to: j come in and take lunch with me ami cool off on ice lemonade, and let us aw try to forget had and unpleasant things that we have had to contend with in the past, and let us look to i the future for all that is good, 1 which can only come from a kind and merciful God." Ho was roundly applauded at the conclusion of his address. Every one went away feeling more kindly towards the sheriff and realizing that a very pleasant and profitable evening hail been spent. lt.XN KS TO ( 'IX1SK L A HOIt l> AY Monday, Sept. 4th. 1!?16, Labor Day, being a legal holiday, notice is hereby given that the undersigned banks will not be open for the transaction ??f business on that day. The Hani* of Lancaster, hy Geo.! i W. Williams, Cashier, i The Farmers Hank & Trust Co., by W. H. Mlllen, Cashier. (J/ The First National Hank, by E. M. jCroxton, Cashier. Lancaster, S. C.. Auk. 31, 1916.i HAVE YOU WEAK LUNGS? Do colds settle on your chest or in your bronchial tubeA? Do cough/ hang on, or ! are you aubject\|o throat hfrninles? Such troubled, should liave immediate 1 ' treatment with the strengthening powers of Scott's KmiisionAx> guard against consumption whirh Jb easily follows. Scott's Btnulsiaiyfontains pure cod liver oil which peculiarly strengthens the respiratory tract audi improves the quality of the blood; thatglfcerine in it soothes and heals the termer tnmbranes of the throat. Scott's iMreacriWed by the best special* hto. Yost can get \t at any drug store. I* *o?t * Bowue.Vpioomfisid. W. J. / ? J / ?? <%? +? ?$> ?$? <$? <$N I COLLEGE BOYS AND GIRLS f | ...LEAVE SHORTLY- | j* BUY BVEItYTHINB YOf CAN *t* Y (g] -AT HOME BKFOKE LEAVING. g *f x B = fif x $ a , i g Me Are Headquarters I'or > Y fi Fine Stationery 5. Y Y P Toilet ArlG-l.t 11=11 * X H Wrfumory ,' P X [J Tooth Paste qJ| Tooth Brushes ] y4 Hair Brushes "1 Y Y \ Soap, Etc. I x \ X ? iui / \ y Y X J3 AGENTS EOR 0 % X PARK & TILFOKDS FINE CANDIES [^j A 1 LANCASTER PHARMACY f OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 10:30 *| yA 4^4 4^4 A^A A^A P^" ^ ^ T^T |.W.?MM?MM.MM{ S ICE CREAM AND SODAS 5 I 1 9 Our Ice Cream is Pure and Wholesome, d Rich and toothsome?always the same, X always the best. Our sodas and sundaes J a are large and luscious. Every trial brings ^ ^ a happy smile. A 2 Buy Your Candy Where It's Fresh and Handy 2 r\ Complete Line of Cigars, 9 Cigarettes and Tobaccos. 0 LANCASTER CANDY KITCHEN J AND - j MIDWAY CANDY KITCHEN : * II ? I New Shoes Arrived R. P. Reed's New High Top Lace Boots in The Seasen's Newest Colors E. P. Reed's Dark Brown Boot, with Light CR Brown Toppings, pair . . wP"?cJvF ? -j E. P. Reed's Sea Qull Gray Boot, soft au.1 CR comfortable, pair. . / z= III E. P. Reed's Black Kid Soot with dark gray ^R CR III t nnninc or. a hl ? l. ?' ?- " - j ........~p ...... ....... vum., piyi YWV j <E. P. Reed's Fip'e Patent Kid Boot with 00 White Kid Toppings, pair. . . . tPU*Uv Fine High Top Lace Kid Boota, French CO Heels, pair \ tP0?<3v billikin Sport Shoes, White Stitching, White (t?Q pA I I j Racing and White Ivory Soles, have Rubber Vv Sll III Heels, Patent and Dull Kid, pair III Full line Ladies' Bedroom Slippers In all CA JJj newest Patterns and Shades, pair 7 6cts to <Pl?tJVr jjl Oil) BUYER IS IN NEW YORK AND \VK ||| ARK RECEIVING NEW GOODS BY EVERY (]] EXPRESS. WE CAN SHOW YOU SOME III . PRETTY DRESSES TOMORROW. I] COME ' IN AND SEE THEM. j ROBINSON-CLOUD CO. LANCASTER'S LEADING STORE III . J