Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' ??i i n.~>? . iCALIJBD FO DhIpm S??t fin- Hv i>1 Drafted The local board tices to a list of d pear for examinati< The following n hereby notified tha Act of Congress a 1917, they are ca service of the Unit Local Board. To Re|H>rt Oct. Baxter Reeves, Het Charley Robertson Belton Peay, Heath Wm. J. Hilton, Kc Joe Brown. Lanca: Ahnifil S Karp<h Miles McCoy, Stone Ira It. Hallman, Li Ben Adams. Taxah Fred L. Still. Lane Marvey H. Fanlke No. 3. Marvin L. Stover. * Wesley Ingram, Hej Otis E. Mathis, Hea James M. Bowers, No. 1. Andrew Richardf No. 1. William M. Green. * Arthur E. Jennings, Robert F. Alley, L John Hood, Lancas Jim Bailey, Lancast Hugh W. Crawford, Jesse Williams, Taj Pomroy Brown, He Jim Sims, Kershaw Artnur Hrown, Lane James L. Rushing, Jim Barnes, Lancas Lewis M. Adams, No. 1. Wade Isaiah, Stone John Barnes. Lanoa Arthur Tucker, Lai Otis Catoe, Lancaste John Gooch. Heath Lee N. Sinclair, Lai Jeff Maree, Lancast Allie Miller, Van W George Withers. Foi Mack L. Deas, Tax Ulyses Kirkland, Li William B. Caston. William A. Faile, T Willie T. Knight. I Lemuel A. Carnes, William A. Carelocl Sam Rohinson, Lai Alexander Nichols. Will Thompson. La William T. Robii No. 8. John C. Hinson, Ive The following na hereby notified that Act of Congress a] 1917. they are cal service of the Unit Local Board. To Report Oct Leonard Twitty, Li Thos. J. Mosier, La John Sterling. Kers George Peay. Heatl Hart Morrow, Waxl Crayton N. Threatt, John R. Mungo, K Henry L. Harris, L Luther M. Funderl T O 4 11: Ivicui f;c >j . niillll I1JSS, Reece Blackwell, K John Oarnes, Lane Will Jones. Lancast Charley Crawfor Vs Wm. P. VanLam Springs. Vig Clinton, Lanca John Stevenson, La Clarence E. Threatt John T. Hunter, L James R. Shannon, Ernest F. Funeler No. 2. John Roy Knight, Arthur McMullen, Isaac Rarnes, Lan David Patterson, Jr Henry Lee Massey, John L. Henderson Arthur Cauthen I, Yancy Byrd, Jeffer Charlev S. Small, K John D. Gleen, La Robert Cunnlnghf No. 1. William Knox, Ker Eugene G. Catoe, 1 Luther L. Long, La Richard Frasler, V Dock Johnson, Ta: Walter R. Taylor, 1 Henry Trueadell, L Willie Jackson, He Curtis Thompson, L 0 I' Robert T. Ellis, H Sidney B. Robertso Thos. J. Neal, Lan James Shaw, Kersl Oscar C. Robinson, | * No. 1. York L. Wilson, K< ____ B t The following nai hereby notified that, Act of Congress ap 1917, they are call 1.? f J-jpn fJ'. ' P. ! . \ |R SERVICE. j Local Board. ' To Report Oct. 22, at O mination of Many | George P. Blackmon, Heath 1 Men. . H. Thus. Dees, Lancaster, Allen B. Glasscock, Lancai has sent nut -no. 1 DotMc P. Phillips, Kershaw, "I j Marcellus Springs, Osceola. rafted met* to ap- j Walter H. Hendrix. Heath 5n on dates given. James h. Truesdale. Kersli ained persons are Joseph A. Beckham, Lancai t, pursuant to the'John Thompson, Lancaster, ipproved May 18.|Anios A?*ams- Taxahaw, No . _ .,,A i E. Jacob Faile. Taxahaw, N tiled for militarj M g,mpgon Knlghtf Lancast led States by this i jaom Thompson, Lancaster, i John D. Dye, Jr., Heath Si 111, ? A. M. John Bush. Lancaster, No. ith Springs. j Ralph P. Mobley, Heath S] , Kershaw No. 5 i Minor J. Knight. Lancaster. 1 Springs, No. 3. Jud Lingle, Taxahaw. No. 1. 'rshaw. No. 3. William Izzard, Lancaster, iter, No. 3. James Baskins, Lancaster. Kershaw. 1 Wm. R. Hilliard. Heath Sj boro. j Chappelle F. Hood. Van W; incaster. No. 1. Richard B. Bell, Lancaster, aw, No. 1. Richard Barnes, Lancaster, aster. ! Ira B. Small. Heath Springs, nberry, Kershaw, Willie Robinson (Ro Heath Springs. No. 1. wershaw. No. 2. c. Clarence Blackwell, h ith Springs, No. 1 No. 5. th Springs, No. 3. Benjamin Rally. Kershaw. Heath Springs, j. Guss Knight. Lancaster. i Luther Ttate. Heath Snrine? ion, Stoneboro, Cecil II. Cowan, Greenville. Charley S. Caskey, Lancaster Lancaster. Fred S. Hancock. Lancaster. Lancaster, No. <5 Patrick F. Gardner,' Kersha\ ancaster. Leslie J. Williams. Lancaste ,ter. Will Howey, Osceola, No. 1. :er. ! Jack Wright. Lancaster, No Lancaster. 'John Grant, Fort Mill. No. tahaw, No. 1. 'John T. Catoe, Taxahaw, Nc >ath Springs. j Luke Phillips. Lancaster. , No. 2. . Frank Thompson. Heath Spi aster. I Rufus Miller, Lancaster. No. Lancaster. William R. Lowery. Heath Si ter. i o. Wren Connor. Lancaster. Heath Springs. Cornish Witherspoon. Laneas I Edward J. Meeks, Lancaster, boro. | Patterson Thompson, La ster. No. 3. I No. 3. ncaster. Pen Phillips, Lancaster. ?r. No. 8. Zed Robertson, Kershaw, No Springs. No. 1. Luther Ilix. Lancaster. acaster, No. 7. ^ er. CERTIFIED FOU SERY yen. 't Mill, No. 2. Sixty Colored Men Called t?? ahaw, No. 1. October 27. incaster, No. 8. List of colored persons wl Lancaster, No. 2. hppn pprtifipil nc nnonrio/i axanaw. Lancaster, No. 5. | tary service and who will b< Lancaster, No. 8. > to fill our next contingent ah t, Lancaster. ! tober 27th, 1917: icaster. i John Cautnen, Kershaw Lancaster. No. 3. ncaster. No. 3. Yoder Faulkner, Riverside nson, Lancaster, Marcellus Withers. Fort C., No. 2. rshaw. No. 2. Steward Thompson, Lanca ? C.. No. 2. imed persons are Will Brown, Kershaw, S. C , pursuant to the Roscoe C. Hood. Lancastei pproved May 18, No. 1. led for military Finest Faulkner. Riversid ed States by this Will Dunlap, Waxhaw, No. 2. . 20, 5) A. >1. William Kee, Lancaster, incaster, No. 8. No. 2. ncaster, No. 8. ' Lemuel Clyburn. Kershaw haw, No. 2. 1 No. 3. l Springs, No. 3. Jim Vaughn, Lancaster, taw, N. C., No. 3. No. 4. Lancaster, No. 8 ' Walker Massey. Lancaster ershaw. No. 3. No. 1. ancaster. Klvin Hagins, Heath Spri )urk, Lancaster. C., No. 2. Fort Mill, No. 2.- Richard McKinney, Lanca ershaw. No. 5. C., No. 2. aster. No. 5. i Bunk Ellis, Heath Springs er. No. 2. in Wyck, No. 1. Leroy Thompson. Heath ilingham. Heath S. C., No. 2. Ozzie Reed, Fort Mill, ster. No. 2. No. 2. ncaster. Alex Witherspoon, Stonel , Lancaster. C. ancaster, No. 8. Lonnie Mungo, Kershaw Lancaster, No. 5. No, 5. burk, Lancaster; Henry Perry, Lancaster No. 8. Lancaster, No. 7.; Lonnie A. Ross, Van Wyck Lancaster. Mack Dnnlap, Riverside caster. ! No. 1. '., Heath Springs. Eddie T. Council, Kershaw Lancaster. No. 2. Lewis Springs. Osceola, S. i, Tradesville. James W. Parker, Lanca ancaster. O., No. 5. Ron, No. 2. Ovia Hood (J.) Riverside, iershaw. No. 5. Willie Duncan, Lancaster neaster. ' No. 6. im, Stoneboro.l William Jackson, Lanet |C.. No. 4. shaw. Fred Jackson, Van Wyck, Kershaw, No. 5. Ira Harris. Stoneboro, S. C incaster. Isaac Richardson,' Stoneb an Wyck, No. 1. C., No. 3. xahaw, No. 2. Frank Clyburn, Kershaw, Taxahaw, No. 1. Leroy Campbell, Riverside ancaster. Route . ath Springs. Thurlow McMurray, La ancaster, No. 3. S. C. eath Springs. Roy Perry, Lancaster, S. i n, Pleasant Hill. Horrace Anthony, Heath caster, No. 5. B. C., No. 3. la.?r No. 3. Oatroy Moore, Van Wyck, Heath1* Springs, George Hood, Heath Spr ' \ c jrshaw. v Samuel Wade. Lancaster, Bed persons n*e John Frasier, Sprlngdell, ? pursuant to toe Columbus L. Sowell, Kers proved May 18. C., No. 3. ed for military Lewis Blackmon^ (defltL^ I THE LANCASTER NEWS FI C.. No. 1. A. M. George Duncan, Lancaster, S. C.. Springs. No. 5. FUn No. 6. James McCain, Kershaw. S. C.. ster. No. 2. not 8e Will Huey, Lancaster, S. C.t No. 1. <>? the Alonzo G. Myers, Heath Springs, dots. Springs. S. C., No. 4. The law. Connie C. Edwards, Kershaw, S. good, ster. C., No. 2. corn a No. 3. Olin Gaither, Heath Springs, S. high | i. 2. C.. No. 1. wake To. 1. Leonard Harris. Lancaster, S. C. have er. Will McQuiller, Lancaster, S. C. prepar No. 3. D. Judy Miller. Osceola, S. C. age jn >rings. Jacob Johnson. Kershaw, S. C. of p|j, 3. Asel Watts, Heath Springs, S. C. Wei >rings. Dan Croxton, Lancaster, S. C. meinbt John Frasler, Lancaster, S. C., . ' xt J be8t No. 4. year. 1 Jesse Barnes. Lancaster, S. C., , i for an No. 3*. a In tl >rings. William Gaile, TaxaMw, S. C.. .. , . adjoin! pck. No. 1. .. enthus No. 2. Harrison Cunningham, Lancaster, ( . . No. 4. S C. i 68 ? ? - ~ have 1 Kiuiin; mui run . usieuia, O. VJ., , ? . ' premiu bertson) No. 1. o . The above persons will be called ' . Cflrripu Lershaw, into military service about October appoint 27th, 1917. Some of the notices to . . part me these parties have been returned . Graebei and we presume have changed their , from C . No. 1. places of residence since registra- , has tnc tion. The kindred and friends will . IS t IIo , No. 3. please notifv them of fhis call in orK . promim der that they may avoid the penalty v. fer failure to report. ~ ~ , . __ to amu r. R. S. STEWART, _. . to grar Chairman. ,, , . dial Im ' to the DIXIE. will ha ' sent bled rings. Dixie, Oct. 18.?Mr. and Mrs. R. * ^sor 5. F. Usher attended the association everv ? prings. held at Camp Creek the past week. Krea"8V Mrs. Willie Mizzelle, of Asheville. ' ( der. N. C., has been spending a while with , ,, _ ,, ? ,, cow bv her sister. Mrs. T. M. llelk. ncaster, There will be an oyster supper at the home of Rev. J. H. Manly Sat- :u uiday night, Oct. 20. Public eor_ ,onu 11 ' -* diall.v Invited to attend. Proceeds ' H for the benefit of Epworth League. Miss Evelyn Taylor is spending < , s ?m< the week in Dixie with her brother, , * r,s" Mr. H. Leslie Taylor. daughtc lte|>ort KershaN Rev. E. S. Jones spent the week- ^jrs end with Rev. J. II. Manly. Jessie I to ha\e gg Ressie Estridge and brother, day. )r mill- Judson, spent the week-end with Mr. J ; called Mrs. B. F. Usher. city in out Oc- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rowell, of Tab- nesday. ernacle. snent the week-end with Will , S. C., Mr. and Mrs. J. (\ Duncan. I come ai Many of our hustling farmers are s- C. sowing grain. < Mill. S. ^ AMKKIC.W DESTKOYEK IS [ft ster, S. TOItl'KIKlKI) l?Y .Sl'HMARINK (f[ No. 3. Washington. Oct. 18.?An Ameri- I \ \ S. C., can destroyer on patrol duty In the II war zone was torpedoed by an ene- II e S C II ^ ' " my submarine Tuesday and had one II ( man killed and five wounded. She II g Q t managed to make port in spite of II severe damage. || 1 , S. C.,; Vice Admiral Sims cabled a brief II i report of the incident to the navy I' , S. C., department. He gave few details, || 1 but it is assumed there was no fight, II J[ , S. C., and that the U-boat made good her II ! escape after launching the torpe- II ings, S. do, without showing herself. 1 I ster, S. All you who have torpid liver, || ^ weak digestion or constipated bow- II i, S. C., ols look out for chills. The season II" " is here and the air is full of disease II ? Springs, germs. The best thing to do is to II j get your liver In good condition and I ; S. C.,! purify the stomach and bowels. II HERBINE is the right remedy, it II >oro, S. answers the purposes completely. II Price 5ftc. Sold by all dealers in || C r, S. C., medicine. I I .S C., + ^ BUSINESS NOTICES S. C. C >. S. C.. THE FLOWER SHOW, under the ? aur.pices of the ladies of the Pres- _ \ S. C. byterian church, will be held on a C. Nov. 1. There will be an admisa alnn nf in C *?-? ? ovcl ( Ul O.vta w? AW aim U CCUIS. 1VC1 ICBli" 1 ments will be served free of J S. C. charge. Flowers, candy and Ice , S. C., cream to be on sale. uster, S. RENT?One Five Room Cot- J tage on North Main Street. Apply J g to Mrs. Mary J. McDow, LancasNo. 1. ter? s- 87-tf-np. i or0' WANTED?500 cords good dry wood delivered I^anoaster Ice and t' 8' c Fuel Co. 2-4t-np. T I AM STILL BUYING and will buy incaster, for one more month all kinds scrap iron, brass, rags, rubber, copper and etc. Morris Sohwartz, Springs, Lancaster, 8. C. 78-29t-nd. , S. C. FOR HALE?A few Duroc Jersey Ings, 8. Pigs. Leaps Prolific Seed Wheat a and Fulgum Oats. 8. D. Robin. * s 0"i son, Lancaster, Route No. 1. 2-lt-pd. c. haw, 8. WANTED?A competent man* to f work a six-horse farm on shares or yVV . J: 1 ? ? ??11 % tIDAY, OCT. 19, 1917. FLINT RIDGE. t Ridge, Oct. 18.?As I have Shrewd buyer en any news from this neck Buckeyt woods I will try to pen a few ** Mr. George A. Wilson, President . ... , .. ... Greenwood. Miss., is recognised i health of the cqinmunity is careful buyers in his section. The Farmers are busy hauling in Hulls is ample proof that they an ,nd sowing small grain. The the market. Anybody who investi ? TIAN ^(/>a - <iivo ui iuvubiuu Hfl'ins if) m the people up as they never IJ I I W before. They are making W cotton atlons for the largest acre. III grain recorded in the history ^ it Kidge. i *? ir.j?. - . ... ? as Mr. Wilton and thousands of ot I. Mr. Editor, as It will be re- to feed them ever after. Study th? ired that we held one of the that they are 100 percent roughag lire in Lancaster county last with other food; that they agree wi we are making arrangements ^ ** th*'\hey .?? " . . , . . . hulls. You can't buy better or cheap other to be held November 1. . . . , ie outSPt Intended to invito SiSJkfr tw"l hour, Ufarl f ng districts, but owing to the watting them down night and moraine f? I asm nnd the amount of spae?> this cannot be done, wet down at leai r taken up by our people, we feed the hulls dry, use only halt ?? mu< teen compelled to restrict Book of Mixed ills to Flint RhJgp distib-t Gives the right formula for every combins ills 10 r 11 iii ullage (1 1st i it how much to feed for maintenance, for mi An elaborate program Will *o?< Buckeye Hulls and gives directions for * copy to nearest mill. out Committee, have boor 77,e Buckeye C h"n,l e ' '?"> ? "* Wf MS). nts. Our demonstrator >!? r. has secured our j <lg'"> lemson college to tell us who ' ? ? best stuff and show why i' best. Several speakers of IllKX f ON IMTHOl. liOA I. <t ence have been secured for f. There will be somethln" 'huly of Sailor lirouglit to Shore hii?1 se everybody from the babv Another Is laken to Hospital, idad. Everybody has a eor- New York. Oet. 18.?The body of * citation to come. According ft saUor Rait, (o have been kUIed ln * interest already shown we ... I an explosion on boartl a United n ve the largest crowd ever as- v I here on any one occasion. States patrol boat cruising in Long u tens at 10 o'clock, closes at Inland Sound, was taken to an un- w nethlng on the program for dertaking establishment at Babylon H noment front pie-eating to today. Another sailor, severely pole climbing by the kids. burned, was taken to a Babylon hos3. \V. Hinson lost a valuable l'''al. e death last week. No Information concerning the re- r _ ported explosion was obtainable av h s. P. W, Twitty, H. L. Sims ' ., .. ... ... the New t ork Navy lard. J. Adams have returned rom Columbia, where they ?en at work for Uncle Sam. Here's a New Wage Term. e ? ... , .. "A modest minimum wage" is the n s. Sam Bowers, W. J. Bow- . . . .. A, . , , .. ,, , ,, latest contribution to sflclal science, li it. . eal are still away. Qou. j)olng USt,,j ln arbitration courts r G. \\. Hinson visited her jn the commonwealth of South Aus _ r, Mrs. G. \V. Reeves, at tralla, v, yesterday. . h Kdna Small and daughter. Tickling in the throat, hoarse r< Leo, visited Kershaw Thurs- j ness.. loss of voice, indicate the need U | of BALLARDS HOREHOUN'D SYR- s< . J. Sims passed through our j UP. It eases the lungs, quiets the tl a John Henry on last Wed- j cough and restores health in th" si bronchial tubes. Price 25c, 50c r, ring ofT for this time; will $1.00 per bottle. Sold by all deal-! n sain. - ars in medicine. I d WANTE 1500 BOYS 9 ? 7 or that many Suits that we sell the next few days j GHEAT REMOVA These boys' suits, must anc it such Small Prices that si mable to take advantage greatest offer yet, you will nissed the most available o] four life. : : : REMEMBER?We Back Our I Deeds Which - Means We Di HIRSCl tmr LOOK FOR THE. POIN' ^ OVER OUR D i ANCASTER'S FASTEST GRl i f f t ' 1 s recommend ! Hulls t of the Wilson Banking Co., ' is one of the closest and most cry fact that he feeds Buckeye i t the best value in roughage on 0* igates and tests - . ^tyr ISECD V B .LS ^ ISS her users have done will be sure em thoroughly and you will find e?no lint?that they mix well th cattle. Then compare prices tuch less per ton than old style er roughage than Buckeye Hulls. 9 (he ensilage eder, wat thm holla aading. k is easy ts da this by r the next feeding. If at any base it thirty minutes. If yeu prefer to ch by bulk as sf eld style hulls. f Feed Free it ion of feed* u*cd in the South. Telle / Ik. for fattening, for work. Describes ising them properly. Send for your otton Oil Co. Ofpr. K I! t Jackton little Reck Macon Mtiaohl* Stkaa iKllMAX SAILORS AT OHTEXD , REFUSE TO MAX U. BOATS Amsterdam, Oct. 18.?A mutiny mong German sailors at the Belian port of Ostend who refused to o on board submarines is reported y the Belgian Wagblad. The newsaper says an officer was thrown fn? the sea and that thirty mutineers ere removed in handcuffs to ruges. + Chester, Oct. 18.?The stockholdrs of the Carolina & Northwestern Railway held their annual meeting ere today. Love's Demands. "Love requires not so much proofs s expressions of love. Love demands ttle else thnn the power to feel and equlre love."?Richter. Neuralgia of the face, shoulder, ands, or feet requires a powerful einedy that will penetrate the flesh. lAl.i.Anns svnw t ivimi?vt - - ?? Uii x |iun-w esses that power. Rubbed in where lie pain Is felt is all that is necesary to relieve suffering and restore normal conditions. Price 25c, 50c nd $1.00 per bottle. Sold by all ealers in medicine. % D I 1500 are going to at our . J L SALE ! I % * I will be sold lould you be _ r -i or ours tne I then have pportunity in * ' Vords by Our > as We Say Hs HNG FINGER I OOR I )WING storeI