The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, November 17, 1916, Image 4
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Published Tuesdays and Frldays
at Lancastor, S. C.. by The
Lancaster Publishing Company,
successors to The Ledger, established
1862; The Review,
established 1878; The Enterprise.
established 1891. and entered
as second-class matter
Oct. 7, 1906, at the postofllce
\ | at Ijsncaster, S. C., under Act
of Congress of Match 3, 1879.
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FRIDAY, NOV. 17. 1916.
A WORD OK FAREWELL.
As this will be the last issue of the
J.ancaster Newa. published under my
editorial management. my resignation
having been tendered this day,
I wish to speak a word of farewell to
?my_ friends in the town and county.
I have accepted a position, as commercial
secretary, in a flourishing
city of one of the Western States, at
a salary much larger than this newsg>uper
can afford to pay me.
. _ I shall always take a keen interest
in the future growth of Lancaster,
both town and county, and shall
treasure, as among my richest posts-ssions,
those true and loyal friends
of whom I am now taking leave.
Lancaster is a good town and a
C?oo"' county, and if the people of
both, will work together for the good
of both, a great era of prosperity is
"ahead of them. Having labored conscientiously
to tins end. first as your
commercial secretary and then as editor
of this paper. I know the possi
bilities of achievement here. 1 bid
you farewell and God-speed in youi
every effort to maintain, in truth
your inspiring slogan. "Lancastei
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ueaua. I a L I HKK UL.L1SON
CLERK'S SALE.
ST ATI-: OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Lancaster.
In < oiiimon Pleas.
Walter White et al, Plaintiffs,
vs.
James K. White et al, Defendants
Pursuant to a decree made in tin
ohove stated case u> Juuse T. .J
Mauldin, dated Nov. 13th, 1016,
will sell at public auction to tin
highest bidder at Lancaster Cour
House, on the first Monday in l)e
comber next, within the legal hour
o;' sale, the following described ren
estate, to wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract o
land, lying, being and situate in tin
county and State aforesaid, boundet
find described as follows, to wit: C)i
the north by the lands of tl. W. Mc
Manua: on the east by Lynche
River; on the south and west by t.h<
lands of S. F. Ingram, formerl;
owned by J. R. White, containim
two hundred and fifteen (21F>> acres
more or less, and being the estat<
lands of Henry White, deceased.
Terms of sale. ('ash. Purchaser t?
pay for papers.
PAUL MOORK,
c. r. r. L. c.
U. S. STKWART,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
Nov. 14, 1916. Fri. 11. 13, 15.
Tiavincc vik-rwi.'
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South Carolina.
Lancaster County.
To Whom It May Concern:
This is to notify all persons thai
they must not trespass on the land;
of the undersigned by hunting, Hsh
lug or otherwise. All who do tress
Spast will be prosecuted to the ful
extent of the law.
J. I). Piynn. W. II. Sapp. J. P
Flynn. fieo. VV. Starnes, .las. A
Robertson, I>. A. Funderburk. R. J
Flynn, T. 15. Craig. H. I). Thompson
K. B. I.ingle, W. Q. Caskey. I. D
(Caskey, H. M. Parks, VV. B. Plyler
J L. Todd. R. I,. |,. Blaekmon.
1l-2tc. J. D. F.
tax notice.
Public notice is hereby given thai
. the City Taxes will be received bj
me at the Lancaster Savings Bank &
Trust Co. from December 1st to December
.list inclusive.
E. C. S.ECREST,
Acting Clerk and Treas.
There will be prayer meeting services
at the Zion M. iE. church nexl
Sunday evening, November 19th, beginning
promptly at 7 o'clock. The
public invited and urged to attend.
TABERNACLE COUNCIL, No. 72,
Jr. O. U. A. M., P. M. Plyler, Councillor.
Meets Saturday nights bofore
2nd and 4tb Sundays.
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I FINE EXHIBITS?Household Arts, Pantry Pr
f Clubs, Boys and Girls Pig Clubs, Horse an
| AMUSEMENTS?HERBERT'S Greater Show
X Colored Aristocracy, with eighteen all star p<
X Nymphs, four beautiful swimming and divin)
Mystery, presenting a series of illusions that
% broncho busters, fancy riders and ropers. \
IX clime. Monster Man-Eating Shark, recently
J* teen feet in length and weighs a ton. Gold
the Red Man ruled the plains, with the largi
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X PARADES?Grand Automobile Parade, Thu
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1* Fiying Leons in their thrilling TRAPEZE and
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"The Santa Clans Man," and I will empty the whole load at you I
ot prices, quality and quantity. (lee whiz, the dolls I have, and I
QP the prices would make you believe that I stole them. ^P j
A Tricycles. Hicycles and all other kinds of cycles that you can ^P
think of at prices without any advance and cotton twenty cents I
1 too. Kverybody can buy something under these circumstances. '
'i9 Buy the erector and see if your boy has any talent on that line ^P
'i^P and then the erector will last and do him some good, not like ^P
frail toy that is gone Christmas night.
| ? Now I have dishes of all kinds. Silver. Cut Glass, Knamel and .
' ^P Aluminum in everything you could want. Come and look around ^P
and see for yourself and you can be better satisfied to know that ^p
^ you are getting just what you want and you won't have to go
^F home and sav that 1 iust could not tret what 1 wanted, and had ^F
' to take this. To be satisfied is to bo happy. 4
' Come to the Fair and I will show yon the fairest stock to
.^ select from that you will find anywhere and you won't have to
' order off for and pay for before you get it and then have to pay
^P express or freight and be out of your money for a month and ^P
j then get lost on the road and maybe never get it. A
A Suppose I would want to keep your money for a month be- 1
t fore I would let you have the goods. You would think that I <
. ^P was crazy. That is the circumstances when you order as you ^P
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I have to send the money in advance. I
Just after supper, when you are sitting by the fire, you can !
bring out the Phonograph and pass the time. Come see a PhonoI^P
graph that I can sell for Five Dollars with two records thrown iu. 9 *
A Records and Points at a very low price. 4
(*v Come buy a Bicycle and pay while you ride.
Be fair and come to the Fair and lets have a fair time. ^
:j. b. mackorell: j
I Send The News Your job Printing.
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FRIDAY, NOV: 17; 1916.
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THE BIG CO
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oducts, Field and Garden Crops, Gil
d Mule, Cattle, Swine, and Poultrj
s?Some of the features are: Herb
:rformers, with their own band and o
I girls, in a daring aquatic exhibi
will mystify and amuse. Wild We
lerbert's Circus Side Show, with curi
captured in the Shark raids off the
len West Show?Depicting scenes an
est portable Dance Floor ever carriec
rsday morning at 10 o'clock Handso
:icent School Children's Parade
ipating. Prizes for best deoora
rnnrprts?Sailnr lAPfC in hie rlari
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I IRON JAW Act. THURSDA
. BALLOON ASCENSION.
r?Grand Display of Fire
Doing Ever>
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f Yield of Wheat of TIIRKK APUFX on 11
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|4 First Prize: For largest yield....
f Second Prize: Second largest yield
? Third Prize: Third largest yield..
r Fourth Prize: Fourth largest vield.
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iosities and freaks from every
Coast of New Jersey?four- %
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