Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r . S Saved Gi / J "I want to tell you what i 2 celved from the use of Thedf? g Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Cliftc J "It certainly has no equa J liver and stomach troubles. 1 2 saved my little girl's life. V 2 they went in on her, but on 2 Black-Draught made them bre* 2 more trouble. 1 shall never b< BLACK-IS 12 in my home." For const! patior & ness, malaria, chills and fevei ailments, Thedford's Black-Dr< 2 reliable, gentle and valuable r< V If you suffer from any of J Draught It is a medicine of 9 years of splendid success p a young and old. For sale ever tiiitiitttim B I LEGAL NOTICES ffi|; CLERK'S SALE. J 1 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, , County of Lancaster. In Common Pleas. , C. R. Blackmon, as Administrator of j the estate of Almetta J. Black- < mon, and in his own right, Plain- ( tiff. { vs. , L. R. Blackmon, Kate 1$. Gardner, t John M. Blackmon. Nannie Black- ( mon and Essie Blackmon. be- | fendants. < Pursuant to a decree made in the above stated case by Judge Ernest j Moore, dated December 14th, lit 16. I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at Lancaster Court House, on the first Monday in Jan- t jljary next, within the legal hours of 4 sale the following described real estate, to wit: 'All that certain piece, parcel of land lying, being and situate in the| aforesaid county and State, contain- I< ing nine hundred and fifty-three : (Sf.l) acres, more or less, in Flat ] Creek township of said county, ( bounded north by lands of John Phil-| lips, south by waters of Flat Creek and lands of J. G. Blackmon, east by ] lands of C. it. Blackmon. N. P, Mo- 1 Manus and O'.hers, and west by land ? of J. W. Cunningham. Terms of sale, cash. Purchaser to ] pay for papers. | No bids will be received or accept- ( ed unless such bid is accompanied by | cash deposit or a certined check in ' the sum of Two Hundred Dollars. All deposits of unsuccessful bidders , will be returned to them at end of i ale. PAUL MOORE. C. C. C. L. C. Blakeney & Williams, Plaintiff's Attorneys. 19-Jt. CLERKS SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lancaster. In Common Pleas. W. U, Clyburn, Plaintiff, vs. James Horton, Defendant. Pursuant to a decree made in the JS DBF iii&isi #. 141 * i iba In your search for tnWI cal coffee, you take no c Luzianne. Each can a guarantee: "After usinJ 1\UMV this can according to dii satisfied in every respec fund the money you pau a money-back guarantee use one-half as much 1 coffee. Write for premi A ( lip gp? The Retfy %aylor i - - T1 iTs Life ? ivonderful benefit 1 have re- S jrd's Black-Draught," writes [ ? in Mills, Ky. : 1 for la grippe, bad colds, r t: 1.. I i: r?i _ -1 r\ Im I ninny UCIICVC DiatK-JLfraugni z /hen she had the measles, ie good dose of Thedforc s V ik out, and she has had no J ; without ^ c ORDS ..?? * iraugHT i A c i, indigestion, headache, dizzi- j* o , biliousness, and all similar jj tught has proved itself a safe, ^ i emedy. ? N these "complaints, try Black- ? * known merit Seventy-five J e roves its value. Good for 1? w ywhere. Frice 25 cents. j*, w ibove stated case by Judge T. J. 1 Mauldin, dated day of De ember, 1916, 1 will sell at public auction, to the hlgh'est bidder, at Lancaster Court House, on the first Monday in January next, within the j legal hours cf sale, the following t lescribed real estate, to wit: v All that certain piece, parcel or ract of land lying, being and situate it the County of Lancaster, State of South Carolina, containing three and F )ne-half (3 1-2) acres, more or less, r ind bounded north by lands owned ^ low or formerly by Andy Able, south iy lands of the Kershaw Cotton Mill, >ast by Ihe Charlotte-Camden Itoad. ^ ind west by the right of way of the inilthorn " jvuvuci u xx ix i k v* a J V/UUipilll.Y . Terms of sale, cash. Purchaser to ^ >ay for papers. Dec. 11th, 1916. I PAUL MOORE. I C. C. C. L. C. [. C. MASSBY, Plaintiff's Attorney. 19-3t. NOTICE! BRIDGE CONTItACTOllS! j Auction bids will be received at dte on Thursday, December 28th, at 2:00 P. M., for rebuilding Dobey's ilridge, between I^ancaster and York counties. Three spans 32 feet and two spans 24 feet, length over all 145 feet, ? El-M approximately 16,300 feet him lier. A certified check for t25.00 will be required of each bidder before letting begins. Plans and specifications on file at ' County Engineer's Office at Lanoas- 8 ter, S. C.. and Supervisor's OfficeYork county. Right reserved to reject; any and ill bids. H. H. KESTER, 19-3t. County (Engineer. Neglected Colds Grow Worse. A cough thfe^'acks and irritates the throat may lead to a serious chronic cough, if neglected. The healing pine balsams in Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey?Nature's own remedy?will soothe and relieve the irritation, breathing win be easier, and the antiseptic properties will kill the germ which retarded healing. Have it handy for croup, aore throat and chronic bronchial affections. Ge* ( a bottle today. Pleasant to ta ( nil druggists, 26c.?Adv. \ you buy pjj; o j^^Mffhis unqualified J^^ntire contents of r Rtions, if you are not r t, your grocer will re1 for it." We also give that you only have to v Luzianne as a cheaper n um catalog. piji v SI * M- t COFFEE ! Co. New Orleans | . i ; i t it... i n. i ii. i i 'i i i i. i , i iii f. EE LANCASTER NEWS FI JNDERSEA CRAFT j IN GERMAN PORT' NINETEEN DAYS USED.j lecord of Previous Eastward Trip Beaten by Four Days After Second Start. Berlin, Dec. 10.?The German ommercial submarine Deutschland, ompleting a quick voyage home torn the United States, arrived at j uw.i luuaj on tne moutn or the'l ^eser. I The arrival of the Deutschland at German port marks the successful ompletion of the second round trip f this commercial under sea boat to i tie United States. On her voyage list finished she made the passage in 9 days, having left New London lovember 21. This bettered considrably the record of her previous astward trip, which, starting from taltimore took her 23 days. Her two restward voyages occupied respectrely 16 days and 21 days. The Deutschland. which is the onf commercial craft of her type that as succeeded in reaching this coum ry from Germany, was forced to aake starts from New London. On ler first attempt on November 17 he collided with an escorting tug nd had to put back to port. New London, Conn.. Dec. 10.?The leutschland will make another trip o this port within the next few reeks, according to a statement tolight by Paul G. L. Hilken, vice presdent ef the East Forwarding comlany, American agent for the underea craft. He added that the subnarine would make regular trips as ong as the war continued. Several carloads of tin have arrived. here and shipments of crude rubier are expected this week. Stevelores have been ordered to report arly in January. HAD LITTLE HOPE OF EVER RETURNING HOME n This Frame of Mind, Mrs. Evans Left to Visit I Daughter. TOOK GOOD ADVICE. 1J 'It Is Just Wonderful," Says! Starr Woman, Telling How , She Combatted Troubles. i After suffering twelve years, (he est several months of which were so ' tevere that she believed herself on;' he verge of the grave, Mrs. Ella,' Ovans, of Starr, S. C., Route 4,J ound great and almost complete re-1' ief in the first bottle of Tanlac she]1 ook. "It seemed almost like a mir-s icle the way Tanlac worked," she1, laid. 1 M Mrs. Evans was interviewed at the . tome of her son-in-law, C. C. Crock-I ?r, of 11 Prince street, Anderson.' Her statement follows: i, "I suffered very badly from stoni- i ich trouble for twelve years before j [ began taking Tanlac, and it seemed | that no medicine would break up my trouble. Frequently I would | have terrible spells, and my heart stomach and nerves would get out of | >rder all at once and I would nearly] lie with these attacks. I had lost' J tope and I did not believe I would *ver get well. Also I had a very bad jowel trouble with these attacks. Mv terves were in a terrible fix and my teart fluttered a great deal. "I could not sleep well, and I was io weak I could hardly walk. Though' had the best of medical attention, got no better. I live in the couh- ] ry, but when I came here to visl< datives I did not know that I would ive to get back home. "My relatives here persuaded me o take Tanlae and I consented. 1 tave just finished my first bottle. I im a great deal stronger now iiij very way and 1 have not had one of hose attacks since I began taking ranlac. My nerves are much strongv, and my stomach, liver, bowels an.t lenrt have been strengthened ano ! egulated. I have u good appetite, iow. also. "The very first dose of Tanlnc; irought a change for the better and f reemed a miracle the way Taolar worked. 1 stopped all other trontnent when I began Tanlnc. In evefy vay Tanlnc has made my health, atter and I believe 1 am on the road | o complete recovery. It is .ust won- j lerful." Tanlnc, the master medicine. Is old exclusively . by J. P. Mackev -ancestor; Peoples Drug & Grocer: !o.. Heath Springs; C. O. Floyd Cershaw.?Adv. IIDAY, DEC. 15, 1916 [ CHRIS ic mii llJ V/Vll And The BARG^ So Come and G ATO' BIG Which Will Last But ?hir ing Finger Over Our Door. h IN EXAMPLE OF COURTE8Y (man, woman and cli K\ FRY ONE KHOl lil> KTl 1)1 I question, buys a tirfc It is related that while out horse- train, or ships freigl sack riding one day, George Wash- the same eonsideratu ngton met an old negro man who way employee as mij ifted his hat and bowed low. Not president of the coui to be outdone in courtesy, Wash- business to practice ngton raised his own hat and re- courtesy, for a curt turned the salute. of impatience, may The story is familiar to every of many dollars in r American who has studied the char- loss of what is just icter of this great gentleman. When the good will of the isked if he had not carried courtesy Here is the definil to an extreme, his answer was that man as given by one tie would not permit any one. how- "The true gentler pver humble, to be more polite than whose conduct proc tie. will and an acute se And that is the point and the rea- and whose self-rontr ron for relating the incident here. In emergencies; who dc the railway service, courtesy is the poor man conscious most important thing to remember the obscure man of in dealing with the public. Every any man of his infer fPl'l SjfSlf^ = 1 We Will Have ^ At Our Store ^^ ^ r% ? ^ (j. L. Hall Up Two Days Onlj Who is especially trained in inc. su fitting glasses to those who will he I J] If you feel that you are in needof to call on the date mentioned and h;i Should you require glasses, they v prices. No charge is made for e\ar Kverv pair of glasses fitted and s antee as to fit and quality. J You take no chance in availing y< every transaction is guaranteed In ploys none hut skilled men and com est plane. ] Lancaster Dr Springs Itlock 51 n Main 1; 1 ~ . ? TMAS flING ? ^INS Are Going et Your Share UR SALE I A Few More Days sriF i ild, who asks a Ity; who is himself humbled if necesiet. rides on the sity comPelB hi,n lo humble another; I who does not flatter wealth, cringo it. is entitled tol. , . . . .. |before power or boast of his own in from the rail- possessions or achievements; who ?ht he given the speaks with frankness but always ntry. It is good v.ith sincerity and sympathy, and i the habit of whose deed follows his word; who answer or show things Gf the rights and feelings of mean the loss others rather than of his own; who evenue. and the appearB well in any company, and as important who is at home what he seems to be person offended, abroad?a man with whom honor is tion of a gentle- oied and virtue safe."?-Southern writer: Railway Uulletin. nan is the man eeds from good Lm-Fos, A MIM, Effective Lwutivt t Uvw To trie " ?u *" *" ... i>M>|n in,*. uusi nui atipo nui uisiuiu ini Jion^rcn, ol is equal to all In addition to other properties, Lax-Foa ms not make the contains Cascara .in acceptable form . . , simulating Laxative and Tonic. Lax-Fos of his poverty acts effectively and does not gripe nor his obscurity, or disturb stomach. At the same time, it aids iority or deform- digestion, arouses the liver and secretions and restores the healthy functions. 50c. 'ii^ nf^= I ^ Dr. R. A. Brown ?i Of The I tical Company j Dec. 16-18 iring and examining the eyes and ?enefited by their use. II* glasses, we will be glad t"?>1* yoii U ive you eves examined. [n rill be furnished at regular . niiiatioxi. old will have'our personal guarmrself of the service we offer, as lUJ. a reputable concern which cinluct their business upon the highug Company I Liincaslor, S. C.