The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 27, 1917, Image 3
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SAVANNAH MAN TALKS. (ltams, W. J.
I Walker, Miss
T\vl|(KN to Address Confederate Loyd, Jim Kii
Veterans. i - W. Braswell
? Moore Lowry,
1 Chester. Feb. 23.?II. I). I) Mnj Manm>nv
twiggs of Savannah. Ob., will he the U/./|e Hamm)
convention orator at the annual re- ^j jz/jt. ^
union of the South Carolina Con fed- Fli/.a Th<
erate veterans in this city during the
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latter part of April, according to a , ' ...
letter received from Gen. H. II. ia,n* ' ,ss
Teague of Aiken, commanding the
South Carolina division of the Unit- 'SP< ' J
ed Confederate veterans. He also ~~T, , ~
stated that Miss Mildred L. Huther- XKC.Itt
ford of Athens. Ga., former historian
of the United Daughters of the Co:v aiuiens Olli<?
federacy will bo one of the speakers.
Both of the foregoing are eloquent i Laurens, Fe
speakers and their presence will add'and city oflie
much to the oratorical pleasure of the .chase after a
reunion. jlisle, a few mi
iterday afternc
Advertised Inciters for Week Kiidiug hunt was over
Feb. 24, I1H7. four gunshot '
Mrs. Xet Starnes, Joe Player, A. surrendered
Ritchie, John Anderson, W. I). Wil- haustion. lie
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Williams, Mrs. F. W. lnp and seriously wo
Floree Sullivan. K. h. Woodruff, manager of
lington, Viola Benson. . ,.
tarm on hnoree river
I. It. B. Me Man us. Miss
Mrs. Becky Norton. by Thornwol
Perry, It. I). Howell, Clinton, (he attack on t
>nds, U. It. Tadlock, Woodruff having been
Hllinms. John Sweatt. fan of 1!n5. t'arUsler a
>ientson, Mrs. hlnia brothers were charged
Mohley, Miss Beerett s;iu|( but both escaped,
iva Jones. (Jus (lannes. ftgo it WM |earned th|
g for above say cdver- negroes was back in
F. HUNTKR, P. M.
i j \-on it??jv (| JMIJSM* < >!
. citizens discovered h:s
) liOSKS HA^K.
and soon there vas a I
with pistol shots ringii
rs Make Arrest After ;in(j a fri^i?fj negro ,
Chase. and ravine with the i
ib. 215.?The county, wild man. Finally biers
had an exciting rawl down into a br
negro, Coleman Car- down in the stream. \\
les above Laurens v?-s- advanced upon him fa
ion. Before the man ?as ready to give U|
Carlisle had received brought to jail and his
wounds and the negrojof which were found
through sheer ex- given attention by the
is charged with shoot- -sician.
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unding To'ii
Toor cow in a work nnlmal. She la
()!.:( rs :iM(l 1 H busy manufacturing milk and producTeglve
plenty of gocd. rich milk and
live chasu (>11,1 B k'ing strong, luaty caivaa. Khc mutt
! H have plenty of good. digestible food,
U- 111 till' ail rich in th? protein* frotn which milk
... i,;.,., i and Hash are forimsl.
Wool. Edgar Morgan Company's Gem j
ili'imlon i?f i ' H Dairy Fend meats this need. Every In
gradient - pure, clenn cottonseed meal.
Wi s seetl lit Uj dried brcwor'a main*, wheat bran,
H alfalfa ineal, co?n meal. inolasae*. etc.
ailrll itII11 ll?' M has been carefully studied und proper- gfl
_ ii i 'Ii i B tinned into an ideal ration. It |?t| |
I'lisle spill lit* B Ask for Bulletin No. 3, "Thb Dikto*
, ] a Daisy Cow." 4
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wounds, none | ?i?r?i?.???.
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n A Troop, Oregon cavalry, was pj
iustored out of servim yost? ??I >. lio ( 3 t
was penniless and owed the troop jn i ax
ii I'll ? .? ii'iu s. in ins t \i?" i ?>;\ i nc at hi
i<' sought and obtained employment
Cascara
it the troop stables. Cascara
As he curried the horses, his and dot
I rother. Arthur Langendorlet, Adaptec
brought him news tliat iiis unch , Uot tr>
Jacob I .angondorfer, had die d a
Xtnv York Wednesday night, leaviiv?
his nephews and thoir father. Charles
Iaingendorfer, tlio bulk of liis for- ?,"
tune, estiii^ated at $.">00,000. The; ccie-l
fathei left last night for New Yorkj \ ? cat!
to claim the legacy. five vci
most i'
Malaria or Chills & Fever
Prescription No. 666 is prepared especially . ' '
for MALARIA or CHILLS &. FEVER. ,tr. ;,t
Five or six doses will break any case, and h< 1IM1
if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not Hr.< at
return. It acts on the liver better thao tor p>f
Calomel and does not flripe Of sicken. 2Se y()1(|
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URgists, 25c.?Adv.
, A Mild, Effective Laxative A Liver Tonic
; Not Gripe nor Disturb the Stotkech.
ition to other properties, Lax-Fos
?s Cascara in acceptable form, a
itinpI.axativeandTonic. Lax-Fos
fectively and does not gripe nor
i stomach. At the same time, It aids
on,arouses the liver and secretions
dores the healthy functions. 50c.
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l\.\l (il KATION OF PRESIDENT which
WOODUOW WILSON, MAIM II jn 0,?
5, 11)17. ,
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The "South Carolina's Inaujfura-', .
lion Special" will leave Columbia by . . .
the Southern Railway system on !;jr??oV
March 3rd. at 7 "o p. ni., arriving j,,',
Washington Sunday morning; re- 1,1
turning, leave Washington Tuesday . ^
night, tMarcli 6th, arriving Columbia j r'
Wednesday morning. Passengers will ! ' ^
be taken on at Winnshoro, Chestei ?l,
and Rock Mill and the train wil; In
consolidated at Charlotte with the \
train from Clreenville having the del- "K''1
epation from Creenwood, Anderson,
Greenville and Spartanburg. Xe
Governor Manning and staff has ^ 0
selected the Southern Railway sys- .. .
tern as the official route to Washington
on this great occasion and the chroni
trip will he made on the "South healin
Carolina's Inaugural Special." Pine
Those wishing to remain longer in
Washington may do so as the special |enift(1
tound trip tickets will also be sold itritat
for all regular trains March 1st to and th
4tli, with final limit returning to (j)e p
i each oritrinal starting nolnt hv __
March 10th. Extension may be had 1 1
until April 10th, by depositing ticket nnd
and paying fee of one dollar. a bottl
The round trip fare from Eaneas- a|j ^r
tor, S. C., will he $13.55, Pullman
lower berth $2.75 in each direction.
Fares in proportion from other Lax-Fot
points. Does
The Southern Railway system Is Iq add
making unusual preparation for contair
handling the large travel expected to stimuli
attend the Inauguration and is pre- fict9 ef
pared to render better service than disturb
ever before owing to the double track digest!
and electric block signal system and res
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has boon completed and is now
ration practically all the way
Charlotte to Washington,
lman reservations are now bejoked
for both directions at
lice of the Southern, 1300 Main
Columbia, and those expecting
ko the trip are urged to apply
e for same. Hotel and boardouse
accommodations aro also
secured for those desiring it.
further information and resers,
apply to local agents or dt0
S. H. McLean, District Pas1
Agent, Columbia. S. C.
gleeted Colds (iron Worse,
otigh that racks and irritates
roat may lead to a serious
c cough. if neglected. The
g pine balsams in Dr. Hell's
Tar Honey?Nature's own
y?w'll soothe and relieve the
Ion. breathing win be easier,
e antiseptic properties will kill
erm which retarded healing,
t handy for croup, sore throat
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WHAT IS
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)S is an improved Cascara
snic-lsxati?e) pleasant to take
-FOS the Cascara is improved by
ition of certain harmless client licli
increase the efficiency of the
, making it better than ordinary
LAX-FOS is pleasant to take
s not gripe nor disturb stomach.
:l to children as well as adults.
' one bottle for constipation. 50c.
-How's This?
ffcr On? ll'i- '! '1 Dollars Reward
y case of Ciitii!Tii ti it cannot bo
by Mab's f\t':n i m Medicine.
- Catarrh Merln ; i . been taken
irrh sufferers for the past thirtyirs.
and !) art known as tho
[ liable rcr i i r Catarrh Hall's
h Medicine is lb.-.; Blood on
jcou'- snrfact s. ( Spelling the I'olun
ihe Blood and h-. ling the disport
Ions.
you have taken Hall's catarrh
in- for a short time you will sec a
Improvement in > ir general
Start taking Hall's Catarrh M< dlonce
and get rid <>f catarrh. Send
itimoninls. free.
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by all L>ruKKis?s.
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