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* > _ With tlir ? > SUNDAY. SKIT'MUKI Be Sure to Attend th FIRST HAPTIST CHURCH. Jaiut's Henry Thayer, Th. ! ? Pastor Sunday School 10:00 a. in. Supt AVaddv C. Thomson. Morning Topic 11 a. in. "A lasting Peace." Eph. 'J: 10. Evening Topic S p. in. "Pilate the Man Who Failed." A cordial welcome extended all t< attend these services. FIRST MKTHOIMST ( III IM II. Rev.K. T. Hodges, l'astor. AV. II. R?-ed, Supt. Sunday School. 10:00 a. m., Sunday School. There will be no services Sunday morning. 8 p. m. Union Services. CHRIST CHURCH, LANCASTER vaiiuiuiiit- engages in sum smn t nat ne will be dropped right then*and there. Just so long as the voters toleiate such stutt. just so long will this political strife continue in our State end to it's eternal ruin. I am no Hleaseite neither am I a Manningite. I am a true Democrat. I stand for law and order under all circumstance. In the recent primary 1 voted for some men who were Bleaseites and some who were Manningites. I always try to vote for the best man for the otlice regardless of what side he is on. I never Lave been narrow enough to vote against a good man because he was on the opposite side. Now that the election is over, I hope everybody will forgei the past and look well to the future and lay aside all political strife and joi.i hand in hand as true Democrats should and pull together for the purpose of making this grand old State of ours one of the best on the face of the earth. Now a few words as to law making: Aa I see It we do not need many more laws on our statue book. The thing is to enforce those we have. I thlnn. it would be a mighty good ioea to abolish the office of coroner and impose that duty on the magistrate# of the different townships. It would be an easy mat ter for the magistrate to hold the inquest In his township, and too. It would save the county the salary of the coroner, and It would he Just Rpv. Mr. Skinner, Pastor. W. T. Williams, Supt. Sunday School 5:00 p. m., Sunday school every Sunday. 11:00 a. m.. morning service every third Sunday. 8:00 p .iu open air services. MRST PRES11YTERI \N CHURCH Hev. Hugh 11. Murchison, Minister Sabbath school 10:00 a. m., R. Thomas Beaty, Supt. 11 a. ni. Subject: "Self Dedication." 2 Cor. 8:5. 8 p. m. Open Air Services, Rev. Hugh it. Murchison to preach. Subject: "Doing Your Part." A. R. P. CHURCH Rev. W. S. Patterson, Pastor J. C. Bell, Superintendent of Sunday School 10 a. m. Sabbath School. 11 a. m. Preaching at Lancaster. 8 p. m. Open Air Services. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. J. E. Strickland, Pastor. Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. Preaching Service at 11:00 a. m. and at 8:00 p. m. Heath Springs Church Directory: BAPTIST CHURCH. J. \V. H. Dyches, Th. I)., Pastor. Preaohing every Sunday at 11:00 a. m., and 8:00 p. in. Sunday School every Sunday morning at 10:00, W. C. Ellis, Supt. LETTER FROft Mr. Editor: As the election is now over and the hard strife is ended. I feel it is my duty to pen a few lines Tor the information of the public. I, myself, have been beaten in some instances hut 1 am not the least bit angry over the matter. I hope I ever shall be willing to submit to the majority of the people it is Democratic. There has been too much political strife in our beloved oki State; too many men are trying to ride into office on the demerits of the other fellow and not on his own merits, and some of them, at least, fceem to have no merits of their owr. 1 long to see the time when any (Eliurrijrs tSEVENTEENTH, c Church of Your Choice METHODIST CHURCH. | Rev. J. II. Weltlon, I'.iMnr. Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. m.; Sunday-school, Dr. B. D. Stal naker, supt., every Sunday at 10 a. m. j PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. T. \V. DeVane, Pastor. > j Preaching first and third Sunday's, at 11 a. m., and 8 p. m.; Sunda . - I sc hool, L. M. Bell, supt., every Sunday at 10 a. in. KKRSH.WV BAPTIST CHUltCH "ev. J. Powell Tucker, Pastor Preaching every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and every Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. B. Y. P. U. every Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. Sunday School every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. E. J. Jones, Superintendent. Baraca and Philathoa classes meet at same hour in their class rooms.1 , Visitors and strangers Invited to attend all these services. NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHVRCll 1. F. Hammond, Pastor. 10:00 a. m., Sunday School, Walter S. Cauthen, Superintendent. 11:00 a. m., Preaching Services. FEINT RITMJE BAPTIST I.'III'RCH. J. \V. II. Dyclies, Th. !>.. Pastor. Preaching first and third Sunday afternoons at 3:30 p. m.; Sundayschool. W. L. Crimmlnper. supt., every Sunday. 3 p. m. II AN<?INC* KIM'K METHODIST CHl'RCH Rev. .1. It. Weldon, Pastor Preaching every Sunday at 4:00 o'clock p. m. Sunday school every Sunday at 3 p. m., Thomas Young, Superintendent. PLEASANT HILL A. It. P. CHlTtt'll Rev. W. W. Boyce, Pastor. Preaching second and fourth Sundays at 11:00 a. m. and 8:00 p. m Sunday school second and fourth Sundays at 10; 00 a. m.t and on other Sundays at 3:30 p. m.. Walter Bowers, Supt. Rim HII,I. lUl'TKT rnrn/11 I. \V. 11. Dyrhos, Th. D., Pastor. Preaching second and fourth Sunday afternoons at 3:30 p. m.; Sunday-school, D. J. Hlnsou, supt., every Sunday at 3 p. m. 1 MR. ADAMS as fair for him to take time to hold ait inquest without extra pay as it does for the coroner's jury to set on a case without pay. One other thing: I think the majority of tne people are opposed to a four year term in otlice. 1 believe we ought to have a two year term in all officesj from governor down to the smallest county office, and every term to ex- j pi re the same year. Two years is long enough to elect, any man uni.. he gives an account of his steward-j ship. If he makes good, elect him for two more years. The way the thing stanus now is about one-naif, of the terms expire every two years.' We hold an election every two years as it is, and if all of the officers' terms were two years and would expire the same year, it would make it lighter on the candidates who seek office. Their assessments for campaign purposes would he lighter. For instance, if it takes two hundred dol lars for campaign expenses, it would j be much lighter for the candidates, | seeking all of the offices, to pay the expense than it would be for half the candidates to pay it. Mr. Kdltor, I close this letter with this thought: Hoping that peace, harmony and good will will continue to prevail throughout this grand old state of ours and thai every citizen will put his shoulder to the wheel and press forward looking to the things for the betterment of the county and State and not participate in those that tear down. Here is good wishes for everybody. n. F. ADAMS. Primus, S, C.. Sept. 14, 1916. I riiARK IS DACONIC. Joplin, Mo., Sept. 13.?'We got , whipped, and I guess that is all I will say about the Maine election,' sain Speaker Champ Clark. "We got beaten good and plenty." Mr. Clark took an active part In the Maine canipal^-n. THE LANCASTER NEWS >1 AC*M11/l?AX KXI'M)ltKits KKACH IIATTI.K IIAKIIOlt After failing to Find the Klusivet ( nukcr Lund, ArctU' Kxpedition llrtiirns to Safety. Itattle Harbor, Labrador. Sept. 9. ?the exploring ship George It. duett, bearing the Crocker land expedition, headed by Donald 11. MaeMillan. entered Battle Harbor Thursday. The duett was just able to get dear of her anchorage through a narrow lane of ice after four weeks battling with the heavy ice reached open water at a point about the latitude of Durban ' Harbor, 40 miles north of Cape Dyer. Throughout all August, in addition to having to contend with ice fog, southerly hea?l winds prevailed. The crew seetued to be in good shape notwithstanding the shortage of food and other hardships through which they passed. The winters' diet of salt, horse and bread was varied by a supply of birds and sea pigeons, which were netted in large numbers, and sea walrus ami polar bear meat. Mac.Millan left New York Ju'y li IP lit, in search of "Crocker Land." After establishing his base at Ketah in the spring of IP14 MacMillan and Knsign Fit/.hugh (Ireen made the dash of lltn miles aeoss the polar ice to the supposed Crocker Land, which Admitiil l'eary after returning from the North Pole, said he thought he had seen. Led on hv the mirage that apparently had driven l'eary they continued until satisfied that there wiis no land in the location described hv Peary. They then returned, Knsign (Ireen having barely es aped death n an avalanche of snow Within L'4 hours after they had left it the ice field tin which they had traveled for days, according to re ports s.-nt hv Mac.Millan to < ivilizat on. became a eethinu. hoii.ng nia * of ice. For many months nothing win heard from .Mae.Millan and in July lPl'i, the duett left St. Johns, N. F., tor Ktah, (J-reenland, to relieve and bring hack the members of the expedition. As a result of unusually severe ice conditions on the west coast o? (Jreenlnnd and to engine trouble the Cluett was unable to pentrate further north than North Star Hay and was compelled to spend the winter in Parker Snow Hay, lap ni'les east of Ktah. CLEAR BAD SKIN FROM WITHIN PLmnlv. milddv i>nmn1o?i/ino due to impurities in the blood. Clear up the skin by taking I>r. King's New Life Pills. Their mild laxative qualities remove the poisons from the system and brighten the eye. A full, free, non-griping bowel movement in the morning is the reward of a dose of Dr. King's New Life Pills the night before. At your druggist. 25e.?Adv. 11 BUSINESS NOTICES 11 WANTED?6,000 pounds of caw, horse, mule, sheep, and goat hides. You will find us on White street. See us before you sell. Capus Cauthen A Son., Lancaster, S. C. 60-lmo-p CALL 31Wi Excelsior Grocery Company for fresh meats of all kinds delivered at once. Excelsior Grocery Store, at Southern Railway Station, city. 67-tfc We have added machinery to our flour mill increasing the capacity to 60 barrels pgr day. fiend your wheat to us. We guarantee a good turnout and satisfaction. Ask the man who has tried us agd Me will te)T you that he is <oming burk Projtipt service, whether you b ikg or ship it. J. C. HARDING A CO.. Rock Hill. S. C. I'OR gi'H K SALE Two registered Duroc Jersey gilts open, and twc bred to for row in November. Resl blood lines. Prjr*> on application R. F. Long, R/rtite No. J. Kershaw, S. C. <?6-3tp. HOIHE AM) LOT FOIt SALE * Six room house and acre lot foi Hale in East End. ^.ot pig enough foi two houses and ha^ />arn and well Will sell cheap as jarty wishes t< build on his farm, Sfec T. M. Belk o\ S. H. Williams. 95-3tc. I i, FOR. RKNT?^Deslrahle 9 room house on M%in street for rent All modern conveniences. Applj to W. M. Stevens, Marlon, S. C 89-4tc. Frl. | FOR SALE -Some pure bred Esse: Pigs. Prices right. See me a once. F. M. Steele, Route No. 1 Lancaster, S. C. 97-3tp. Whenever You Need a General Tonic Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic ft* equally valuable as s General Tonic vttecause It contains the well known tonic pt^rcrtiesof QUININB and IRON. It actyop the Liver, Drives | out Malaria, Rnach^ the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents. ^' \ .FRIDAY, SEPT. 15, 1916. FRENCH SOLDIERS 1 FEELING HAPPY " (With the British Army in France, 1 Sept. 5, via London Sept. 8.) j The Associated Press correspond-11 ent who has been a year with the,* anny meets many oilicers and sol-! uiers. One of the striking things to i hint is how often some gain which elates the army does not elate either * tut' itritish or the French public. Again, the public enthuses over some ' even which the arinv opinion regards i 1 as incidental. The llritish and French successes | this week had an extraordinary t feet on both armies. The ability of : the French to make a second drive over the broad front and the same sector as that of the big offensive of the first of July, brought Conviction to the professional skeptics ! "(So over and see the French," said the Hrltisli officer, "if you want to i see an army with its head in the air." Not even the rainy weather can dampen the high spirits of both armies." Men who came out of the trenches plastered witn chalky clav ] say Gulleinont is taken and that pays in goodness and in pipe satisfaction is all we or its enthu astic friends ever cla for it! It answers every s or any other man cool and fragrant smokeappetite that it in a mighty short Will you invest 5c < 60 on the national jc R. J. REYNOLDS TOB lUCl m : The Col -UL 247 E. Mair || Pi] 1 1331 ? ? for their hardships The many new highways which th< British build, and the new railways which are part of Sir Douglas Haig' policy, have saved transports fron being mired. Supplies have gone u on schedule .time. Whether the private soldier in hi shelter tent or general in his auto mobile, if you a?k them that oh uuestion. "When do you think th war will be over?" you get no opin ion of any possible conclusion shor of next summer. They all take man; months of lighting to come no less l'<> granted than that Itoumania's entr anu the artillery results in tli Sonime battle mean that the allie will dictate their terms of peace. ItltOOkl.YX STICKK T XKWS. The protracted meeting at th Second Baptist church closed Sutida niRht.. There were about 15 ad ilitions to the church. Mrs. T. A. Dahney attended th nicetinK Sunday niRht. Mr. <>. II. Adams, accompanie* Uev. T. A. Dahney to Fork Hill am Pleasant Plain Sunday returning here Sunday niRht. Mr. Minor 'Snipes accompanlei 2S. 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Catoe to Bethel in Ches- J e terfleld county Sunday, where he i, filled an appoinment returning here s ounday night. 11 j Miss Maud Carnes, who visltod P friends here last week has returned I home. s, We are glad to note that Mr. ltay ?-j Harris is improving, rtj Mr. and Mrs. Roach Hunter of the " Fork llill community visited at the - i home of Mrs. 11. K. Knight Sunday. t| School No. 2 opened the fall ses V sion Monday morning with a large r | attendance. V Mr. J. W. Klrkley, of near Jefforc son visited here Saturday night and s Sunday. We are sorry to note Mr. Frank McRee is on the sick list. Mr. a'nd Mrs. A. A. Knight visited e friends here Sunday. >' Mr. S. L. Robinson of Rock Hill I- visited in the village Wednesday. e ItOMK RKPORTS (JAINS Rome, Sept. 11 (via London.) ? il Italian troops have captured a strong [I Austrian position in tlie Leno valley g on the Trentlno front, the war office announced today. 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