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v"1 i?^ir JWvi.^fVV' *>1 v" r*Lr TAN WAGK COM PREMim PROGRESSIVE Tuesday, October 31 i Annual Event of Its Busy With Work-Mm RULES. 1. The First Yan'Wyck Community Fair will be held at Van Wyek High School building October 31st. .1916?Only one day. 3. Van Wyck Community Fa' embraces all territory in School Uis kricts Nos. 4, 5 anil 6. known as Osceola, Van Wyck aiul Ferguson "districts. 3. All entries are absolute'* free. 4. All entries must be made by 11 a. m. October 31, 15?16. 5. Fxhibitors will furnish their own pens, coops or stalls for livestock or poultry and personally I - >k after these exhibits. 6. Reports of wards must be made toy judges and over their signatures and furnished to secretary, so the/ <an be entered on the secretary's 1 took. 7. The awards will be Blue Ribbon for first prize and Red Ribbon for ' second prize. I TIKP.\KT>LKN'T A.?Farm Products. T. W. SEC REST, Superintendent. ] 1-4 Bushel Wheat?First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon 1-4 Bushel Oat's?-First, Blue Pittoon; Second. Red Ribbon. 1-4 Bushel Rye?First, Blue Rib- ' ton; Second, Red Ribbon ' 1-4 Bushel Peas?First, Blue Rib non; Second, Red Ribbon. > 1-4 Bushel Velvet Beans -First, ' "Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribb ?n. 1-4 Bushel Soy Beans? First, Bl?e ' Ribbon; Second. Red R'bb -n. ' 1-4 Bushel Irish Potatoes?First. Blue Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon. > 1-4 Bushel Sweet Potoos?-First, S jBlue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. 1-2 Bushel White Corn, in Far -I* "First, Blue Ribbon; Second Red Rib-|? . t oon 1-L' Bushel Yellow Corn, in Ka?-? ' First. HIue Ribbon; Second, Red Rib- S Ton. 10 Rest Ears White or Yellow Corn First, Blue Ribbon; Second, ?Rcil Ribbon. liest Sample Cow Pea Hay?First. "Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. P.est Sample Alfalfa Hay?First, Uluo Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon. Rest Sample Clover Hay?First, Blue Ribbon; Second Red Ribbon. Rest Sample Native Grass?First. Tllue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Rundle Oats?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Reu Ribbon. 1 Rundle Wheat?First, Rlue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Rundle of Rye-?First, Rlue RibTbon: Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Ear Rest Punikin?First, Rlue \tibbnn; Second. Red Ribbon. Rest Display of Garden Vegetables Not less than six varieties?Special ftibbon. P.est Display from one Farm?Not less than ten exhibits?Special Ribbon DEPARTMENT R.?llorsc ami Mule Department. G. E. VAl.'GHAN, Superintendent. Rest Stallion, owned within School Districts Nos. 4. 5 or 6?First Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Rest Mare or Gelding within ' School Districts Nos. 4, 5 or 6?First. Blue Ribbon; Second. Rer Ribbon. Rest Pair Mares or Geldings within School Districts Nos. '4, 5 or 6 First. Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Rest Single narness Horse or Mare within School Districts Nos. 4, o or f> First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. B?-st i'air Harness Horses or Mares within School Districts Nos. 4. 5 or ti? First. Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. Tie.-t Fair Mules. Draft or Buggy, within School Districts Nos. 4 5 or *>?First, Blue Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon. Best Single Harness Mule within School Districts N'os. 4. 5 or 6 -First , Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Mule or Horse Colt, under 1 year old, within School Districts Nos. 4 ft or ft -First. Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. Best Mule or Horse Colt, under 2 years old. within School Districts Nos. 4. 5 or 6?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Mule or Horse Colt, under 3* years old, within School districts Nos 4, ft or 6?First. Blue Ribbon; Sec cnd. Red Ribbon. Best Mare with Horse or Mule Colt by her side, within School Districts Nos. 4. ft or 6?First, Blue Ribbon; /3?cond. Red Ribbon. Best Saddle Horse or Mare within k 2 imunTty fair 1 list in full WTO HOLD EVENT. date designated?First ind Held?Committees :h Interest Manifested School Districts N'os. 4, 5 or 6?First. Blue Ribbon; Second, Rea Ribbon. Best Mare or Horse over 1,00 lbs. within School Districts Nos. 4, 5 or 6?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. DKIMRTMKXT <'?< attle. (J. 11. GRIFFIN. Superintendent. Best Calf. Dairy Type, under 1 year old?First, Hlue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. Best Heifer. Dairy Type, under 2 years old?First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. Best Calf. Beef Type, under 1 yea* olil?First, Blue Ribbon; Second,! Red Ribbon. Best Heifer, Beef Type under 2 years old?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Cow. Dairy Type, under 2 years old?First. Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. Best Cow. Beef Type?First, Blue Itibhou; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Bull over 2 years old?First. [Hue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. I?KP.\ UTM K X T 1?.?Sw i ne. W. P. McGUlKT, Superintendent, j Best Boar, any Breed, under 1 yec: I >ld?First. Blue Ribbon: Second., ted Ribbon. Best Boar, any Breed, under 2 rears old* o rover?First, Blue Rib>on; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Sow, any Breed, under 1 year dd?First, bine Ribbon; Second, ted Ribbon. Best Sow, any Breed, under ears or over?First. Blue Ribbon; iecond. Red Ribbon. Best Pair Pigs, any Breed, under ! months oiu?First, Blue Ribbon; second. Red Ribbon. Best Sow with Litter of Pigs, not ess than four?First, Blue Ribbon; j iecond. Red Ribbon. HOl'SKHOLD DKPAKTMHNT. MISS WILMA Sj^CREST. Supt. Best Exhibit of Pantry Supplies? <'irst, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Rib>on. 1 Best Ham, Country Raised? rirst. Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ril)on. 1 Best Side Country Raised Bacon ?First. Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Gibbon. 1 Pound Best Butter?First, Blue ftibbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Loaf Bread?First, Blue Ribjon; Second Red Ribbon. TiiM-Priiiti 1 'n If o KM rat lil no R >on: Second, Ken Ribbon. Rest Sponge Cake?First, Blue Ribbop; Second, Red Ribbon. Rest Pound Cake?First. Blue Ribjon: Second, Red Ribbon. Rest Silver Cake?First. Rlue Ribion: Second Red uiuhon. Rest Devils Cake ?First. Blue Ribbon: Second, Red Kiobon. Rest An^ol Cake First, Rlue Itii >on: Second. Red Ribbon. Rest Reaten Biscuits?First, Rlue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. Best Doughnuts?First. Rlue Ribon: Second. Red Ribbon. Rest Cookies?First. Rlue Ribion; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Clinger Cake?First, Rlue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Rest Ash Cake?First. Rlue Ribinn; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Quart Domestic Vinegar?First, Rlue Ribbon: Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Gallon Dried Apples- First. Rlue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Gallon Dried Peaches ?First Blue Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Quart Fig Preserves First. Rlue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Quart VppVe Preserves First, Rlue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. ] Quart Pear Preserves -First, Blue Uihiion; Second. It?;cl Ribbon. 1 Quart Peach Preserves?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Quart Watermelon Rind Preef-rves First. Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Quart Strawberry Preserves? I'irst, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Quart Blackberry PreservesFirst, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Quart Pumpkin Chips ? First, Blue Ribbon; Second Red Ribbon. 1 Quart Brandied Cheries?First, Blue Ribbon; Second Red Ribbon. 1 Quart Brandied Peac.hes?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Apple Jelly?First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Lemon Jelly?First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Blackberry Jelly?First, ?HE LANCASTER NEWST Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Grape Jelly?First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Scuppernon# Jelly?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Muscadine Jelly?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Plum Jelly?FMrst, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Peach Sweet Pickles? First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribj bon. 1 Glass Dixie Relish?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Watermelon Sweet Pickles j?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Pear Sweet Pickles? T irst. Blue Ribbon: Second. Red ltib. ton. j 1 Glass Apple Sweet Pickles? i.m....* vii.d:r!w.m . c? -i i j i lint, uiui; itiuuuii, Ofi'UUU, I\IMI Ribbon. 1 Glass Cherry Sweet Pickles? First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribj bon. 1 Glass Cucuinlber Pickles?First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. i Glass Mustard Sweet Pickles? First. Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Sour Onion Pickles?First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Sour Cucumber Pickles? First. Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Sour Cabbage Pickles? First. Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Sour Pepper Pickles? First. Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Sour Tomato Pickles? First, Blue R'bboti; Second, Red Ribbon. i Glass Sour Mixed Pickles?First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Sour Chow-Chow Pickles ?First, Blue Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Tomato Catsup?First. Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Red Pepper Catsup? First. Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Green Pepper Catsup ? First. .Rue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Chilli Sauce?First. Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Tomato Sauce?First, Rlue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Pepper Sauce?First. Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Strawberry Acids First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Grape Acids?First. Blue Ribbon: Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Peach Acids?First. Blue Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Glass Blackberry Acids -First. Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1-2 Gallon Sorghum Syrup?First. Blue Ribbon: Second. Red Ribbon 1 Quart Canned Apples?First. Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. ; 1 Quart Canned Reaches ?First, I Rluo Ribbon; Second. Rod Ribbon. 1 Quart Canned Rears ?First. Rluo Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Quart Canned Strawberries? First. Rluo Ribbon; Second Red Ribbon. 1 Quart Canned Blackberries? First. Blue Ribbon: Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Quart Canned Vegetables?First. Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. Beans. Cabbage, l^eppers ?First. Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Quart drape Wine ?First, Blur Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Quart Hluclcberry Wine?First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Quart Scuppernong Wine?First. Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Quart Muscadine Wine?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Chicken Salad?First, Blue Ribbon", Second. Red Ribbon. Best Potato Salad?First, Blue Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon. 1 Pound Best Honey?First, Blue Ribbon: Second. Red Ribbon. 1 Pound Best Homemade Candy? First. Blue Ribbon: Second. Red Ribbon. Best Corn Mnftlns?First. Blue Ribbon: Second. Red Ribbon. Best Baked Chicken ?First. Blue Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon. Host Roast Hoof -First, Hluo Ribbon: Second, Rod Ribbon. Host Fried Chioken?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Rod Ribbon. Rest Rone Corn Hroad?First, Hluo Ribbon; Second, Rod Ribbon. FINK ARTS AM* PAINTINOH. MRS. K. M. YODER, Supt. Host Oil Paint in*-?First. Blue Ribbon; Soeond, Red Ribbon. Host Water Color?First. Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. Best Collection of Paintings? First. Hlue Ribbon; Second. Rod Ribbon. FLOWER DEPARTMENT. MISS EVA MASSEY, Supt. Host Chrysanthemums? First, | Blue Ribbon; Second. Rod Ribbon. Beat Collection Chrysanthemum* ?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Dahlia?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. M , . ytii UESDAY, SEPT. 12, 1916 Beat Collection D&hlia?First Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Beat Begonia, raised this year? First, Blue Rilbbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Fern raised this year?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Beat Geranium raised this year? First, Blue Ribbon; Second Red Ribbon. NKRDIiEWORK. NJRS. IDA NISBET, Supt. Beat Raised Work Cotton Quilt? First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Patch Work Cotton Quilt? First. Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Patch Work Silk Quilt?First, Blue Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon. Best Patch Work Worsted Quilt? First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Quilt by Giirl under 14? First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. Rest Crazy Quilt in Silk?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Crazy Quilt in Worsted? First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Collar and Cuffs?First. Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Child's Cap?First, Blue iltlbbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Tldv?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Crochet Corset Cover?First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. Best Table Mat?First. Blue Ribihon; Second. Red Ribbon. Best Table Cover?First, Blue Ribbon; Second. ICed Ribbon. Best Table Runner?First, Blue Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon. Best Tatted Handkerchief ?First | Blue Ribbon; Second, Rod Ribbon. Best Boudoir Cap?First. Blue i Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon. Best Crochet Towel?First, Blue I Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon. Best Crochet Piano Cover?First, ^Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. Best Crochet Collection?First. Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. L Best Embroidery in Linen or Cotiton. Outlining or Braiding?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Child's Skirt?First. Blue Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon. ) Best Child's Dress?First, Blue Ribbon: Second. Red Ribbon. Best Sacque?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Ladies' A,pron?First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. Best Cross Stitch Work?First, | Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.' Best (Eyelet Work?First. Blue i Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Cushion. Pin or Sofa?First, Blue Ribbon: Second. Red Ribbon. Rest Child's Cap?First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribhop. Best Handkerchief?First, Blue Ribbon: Second. Red Ribbon. n t t nl... 1111.1 ??rni i unrir? r ll?l, DIUIT IVIIMMIII , , Second. Hod Ribbon. Rest Waist?First, Rlue Ribbon; 'Second, Red Ribbon. Rest Small Center Piece?First Rlue Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon Rest Doilies?First. Rlue Ribbon; Second,, Red Ribbon. Rest Scarf?First. Rlue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. Rest Pillow Shams?First, Rlue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. Rest Table Cover?First, Blue Ribbon: Second. Red Ribbon. Rest Large Center Piece?First Rlue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. Drawn Work ami Hemstitching. I Scarf?First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribhom Table Cover?First, Rlue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. '! Handkerchief?First, Rlue Ribbon; Second, Red R/ibbon. Tray Cover?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. SCHOOL DKPARTMKNT. Rest Willow Work Basket?First Rlue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.' Rest Set Table Mats?-First, Rlue i Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Specimen in Paper?First i Rlue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. Rest Sneeimen in Basket?First Blue Ribbon; Second Red Ribbon. Best Specimen in Cushion?FirBt i Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Specimen in Buttonholes? . First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Bonnet. Hat or Cap ?First Blue Ribbon; Second. Red R'ibbon. 1IKST SCHOOL FX HI BITS Special 1 Ribbons. (Van Wyck. Osceola and Ferpusor ! Schools to Compete.) POt*l/TRY DEPARTMENT. L. C. FERGUSON, Supt. Best Cock, any standard breed? Flist, Blue Ribbon; Second, Rec Ribbon. Best Hen. any standard breed? I- irst. Blue Ribbon; Second Red Ribbon. Best Trio, any standard breed? 1 First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon. Best Barnyard Fowl or Pair 01 Trio?First, Blue Ribbon; Second F - i?rr-~ Red Ribbon. BeBt Duck, single, Pair or Trio? Fltat, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Rib bon. Best Gander, Goose, Pair or Trl( ?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Ret Ribbon. Best Gobler, Hen, Pair or Trl< ?First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Re( Ribbon. Best Pigeon, Pair or Trio?First Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Best Decorated Vehicle Suggestlvi of Rural Rife, Cart, Buggy, Hack Wagon or Automobile or FloatFirst, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Rib ;bon. Van Wyck Community Fair em i hi aces all territory In School Dls trlcts Nob. 4. 5 and 6, known as Os leeola, Van Wyck and Fergusot Districts. 1IKST EXHIBITS PROM MANUFAC TURING PLANTS. J. E. NISBET, Supt. Beat Commercial Exhibits?First [Blue ltlbbon; Second, Red Ribbon. BABY DEPARTMENT. MRS. J. M. VODER. Supt. Best Baby 6 months to 1 yearFirst, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Rib bon. Best Baby 1 year to 2 year?First Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon. Beat Baby 2 years to 3 yearsFirst, Blue Ribbon; Second, Rec Ribbon. Mothers must furnish their owi baby blanket and attend the baby. Proof From Rock Island rock island citizens speaw out publicly In Rock Island we find that peo pie are praising Doan's Kidney Pllli i as highly as here in Lancaster. Ba ing so near by, the statement of i Rock Island resident is of partlculai interest. Lancaster people will d< well to prott by Mr. Lee's exper ience. \ I A. C. Lee, npglneei of Southen j Railroad, 414 R^m A,Ve., Rock Is land, S C., says"Tie Jarring anc ' joltinR ,of the en^iae brought or trouble with my bmk. Day anc night it ached llke/A^ toothache. ] found It hard to sle^p \nd I felt miserable while on xfiy rein, owing t< a steady pain aoross my loins, andnehight a44d/> TETElS ETTTT/ 1 finally took Dban's Kldkey Pills and they strengthened my bflfk anc put my kidneys in good ord?." ' Price 50c, at all dealers. Con' i simply ask for a kidney remedy\-ge .! Doan's Kidney Pills the same Vha Mr Lee had. Foster-Milburn Co. | Props., Buffalo, N. Y. + For the stomach and bowel dlsor dors of babW McGEE'S BAB1 ELIXIR la a Remedy of genuln< merit. It acti quickly, la pure wholesome\anq pleasant to take Price 25c a\id>50c per bottle. Soli , by all dealers In medicine.?Adv. I WEDDll ? INVI - y : : believe t You with Weddi ; nouncemeRe ' {: that are eaual in < : BEST ENGR . : obtainable anyui is supreme. Pric< than the sa i : elsewhere. Let U ' of Wedding Invii i ments, Reception ' in the latest styl : ' v: I LANCAS'l 1 ;Law.vav.vav.v.v..-.v. f ' pERUNAi 4 JL A WARDitaD FAMILY REMEDY li For dJir forty years it has beenrused as A TONIC ,! AND /TOMACH REMl EDY. /PerWia aids the ap! petite And gives new life to i ' digest^n. 9 KINO DIlWK FROM PAIL AFTER HORSE HAD FILL l Paris, Sept. S.?The son of a fm leading manufacturer of Brussels. whose two brothers have been killed f at the front, tells the following 1 anecdote, which dates from the first summer of the war. j "It had been a hot day and King K - Albert, who had not left the trenches for hours, was suffering from thirst. He asked for something to drink. ^ but not a soldier had anything left. ^ Back of the trenches a man saw a horse drinking and went over and started to pull the bucket away, j "Don't do that," said the king. - 'Bet the poor animal drink, perhaps - it needs it more than I do." f I It was not until the horse had fln, ished drinking that the king took up * ,the bucket and drank the few drops - that remained. 1 .?. y ' SOUTHERN RAILWAY. i Premier Carrier of the South. | PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE8. | T-uins arrive Lancaster from: I No. 118?York, Rock Hill and inlj termediate stations 8:45 a. m. | No. 113?Charleston, Columbia and I - intermediate stations 10:11 T h m. To. 114?Marion, Blacksburg, Charlotte and intermediate stations, 1:36 p. m. j-t No. 117?Columbia, KlngsvT&le and intermediate stations, 7:25 p. m. Trains leave Lancaster for: l No 118?Ktngsvllle, Co1 imbla and . intermediate stations 8:46 a. m No. 113?Rock Hill, Blacksburg, ' Marlon, Charlotte and Inter- * mediate stations, 10:11 a. m. NO. 114?Klngsvllle, Columbia, t Charleston and Intermediate stations 1:36 .. *i. n. ta. I Schedule figures are published as t Information only, not guaranteed. . For Information as to passenger r '* res etc.. call on ' Lancaster & Chester Ry. Co. Schedule <n Effect August 16, 1616. 1 Eastern Time, t WESTBOUND. , Lv. Lancaster ...6:00am?2:30pm I Lv. Fort Lawn ..6:30am?4:08pm -a | Lv. Bascomvllle ..6:46am?4:28pm t Lv. Rlchburg ....6:55am?4:48pm t Ar. Chester ... .7:30am?6:26pm t! EASTBOUND. Lv. Chester .... 9:00am?6:46pm ' Lv. Rlchburg ... 9:46am?7:27pm Lv. Bascomvllle .10:00am?7:38pm Lv. Fort Lawn ..10:30am?7:66pm w Ar. Lancaster ...11:00am?8:26pm , Connections?Chester with Southern. Seaboard and Carolina it North8 western Railways, i. Fort Lawn, with Seaboard Air Line Rnllwavs. . Lancaster w?h Southern Railway 3 N'o. 117?Rock Hill, York. anrt intermedin te stations. 7:41 : VG < TATIONS J ^ hat voe can furnish j ng Invitations, ceptionCards, etc.. i: r J every respect to the AVED WORK | 'here?the Quality | ed as low or lower : ality can be secured : s show you samples H tations, Announce- |:| i and Calling Cards |:| es. M rER NEWS I -I