Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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KO BUSINESS NOTICES + * * _ + + + NC ] FOR KKNT?Nice six room house , on Cemetery street, water, lights t and all modern conveniences. Can , occupy December 1. Apply W. J. ? Cunningham. 9-lt-pd. TAKEN UP?One heifer calf and one red bull calf. Owner can get same by paying costs. L.atta Hood, Phone 214. 8-tf-np. FOR SAEE?Nice five-room house ' on Main street, three blocks of ',,r court house. Cheap and easy * terms. Dr. D. Mclntyre, Marion, ^ S. C. 7-4t-pd. mo ligl Early Jersey Wakefield and Flat Dutch frost-proof cabbage plants hig for fall planting. Can deliver by pet parcel post for 25c per 100. J. . 13. Mackorell. 6-tf-np. - pul FOR RENT?Eight-room house on me Catawba street. All conveniences, j , Good garden and barn. Posses-.Fit ion given Dec. 1st. Apply to J. ed M. or Latta Hood. Phone 214. j 1 v-tr-np. wt ] CALL ON VS for seed wheat. Leap's Gfiv Prolific. Fultz is the best; also 8^e have lot mixed grasses, clover and rye. Pure Food Store, Ben- j nett Terry Co. 8-2t-np. ^ ???* C FOR SAIJR?Saxon Roadster in good running condition; electric ' starter and lights. Cost $475. far Will sell at bargain. Lancaster prr Garage > WANTED?To buy beef, pork, eggs, chickens, hides, country produce, or anything good to eat. Catawba Meat Market. 6-tf-Friday. FOR SALE?Fifty to one hundred acres of land. Also several two. horse farms for standing rent to tenants that can furnish own ' ^ stock. Situated two or three miles from Lancaster. For terms 'n* apply W. B. Plyler. Tuesday-5-tf-np. w ^ WHY NOT BUY that child a slate ,:,t , . tr\ ?iuu ?cive in? waste m uiuiuis. Tablets are about half the size v ' now. J. B. Mackorell. lat TAX NOTICE. thi im Public notice is hereby ?iven that ab the books for collection of City re* Taxes will be open from December se 1st to December 31st, incluusive. toi E. C. SECREST, ca Clerk and Treasurer. tai f [An Ambition and S( ; "fHE needs of the South are identii f ; of the Soithrrn Railway i the rrowtb and / J '',e upbuildiur of the other. yt , The Southern Railway aika no favora?n f } accorded to otbera. I J The ambition of the Southern Railway C I unay of interest that la born of cooperation I / J the nilroadii to tee perfected that fair and f rani I ment of railroad! which invite! the confidt f arencievj to realize tha t liberality of trratmen \>e to obtain the additional capital needed for the at enlarged facilltiea Incident to the demand foi I servicer and. finallv? To ukc In niche In the body politic of 1 f other r"?t IruluBtlea. with no more, but wit! | rifhu and equal opportunities. "The Southern Serves tl - ( ,1.^- * -* ' - t. Southern Railt DM? Electricity For At last a complete electric pi; able and economical, that < are now available anywhere Now you may have the comfort an in your home and out-buildingsDelco-Light will do most of youi power for the smaller machines. Let us show you how it will pay saved. Home Light & " " u - JJ! . * 1 1 THE LANCA! It SALE?About fifteen nice 1J1 ihoats. W. A. Lingle, Lancaster, l%ll6liniSttlSin Koute No. 5. 0-lt-pd. >\V IS THE TIME for new crop Could Not molasses, oatflakes, pancake flour, macaroni, cheese and new goods. tVe are getting them in every day . ... , now. Pure Food Store. Bennett Tr,ed AU Kinds Terry Co. 8-2t-np. Hut Found a F WANTED. lron in Watel 800 Negro Laborers at Wrought BAD1N ALUMINUM WORKS. lludin, X. C. $14.00 to $20.00 l'or Week. SAYS A( ID IR< Eight Hours Dally. IS CHEAPER, ? Permanent inside work and iegu advance in pay guaranteed. )l'TSIDK WORK FOR A FKW. "Rheumatism, 1 Homes for families $5.00 per t'len some more rhi nth; water, toilet and electric *>e u,y 'n (its in every house. tack me at unexpect The negro section in Iladin has most knock me out ;h-class public school with com- sa>'s W. Sou ent teachers; community build- ^or two y?ars : with moving picture auditorium, ('? ai>ything and co blic library and lodge rooms for myself. an<l ?t nigh n and women. nn<* r<>Re(i wit hag \mple police and fire department. kidney trouble e department operated by color- dreams were fitful i men often I would wak< White and colored physicians. (,'c ?' n'Rht ar lite and colored merchants. try to turn t,v?r i c Boarding houses for single men struggle and the lipped with toilets, bath rooms. come almost unbe am heat and electric lights. breahing would t Board $3.50 per week. Anyone who has s Badln in 34 miles from Salisbury, ('an ,ea"ze ,n>' Pra( C., on Southern Railway and W. c,ation ?r Acid 1 S. B. Railway. thought it might he Special inducements to men with ono ;>0c bottle an( illes; hew and modern home before * coui<i see i jvlded same day family arrives. on *be dollar Write or come at once to a new mun ant' car EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, work an(l rest wel1 Tnllnhassee, Power Co., * urge people I IIXDIN ^ p medicine wherever helped me where a remedies failed a m,ROADS ARE MOVING HUGE four an(1 POTATO CROP IN THE SOUTH worse I gave up 1 Washington. Nov. 12.?Fairfax found relief in A-Irrison, chairman of the Railroads' special attention ir Board, authorizes the follow- furt that they take ' with one bottle bu The railroads are now moving tinue and you will lat promises to be the biggest po- know what it will o crop in the history of the coun- \V. Sours. Luray, 1 r. This crop, which is estimated 4, 11 total approximately 453 billion Rheumatism, wl shcls or half n<? much as ?vat em chases arc d year, has been on the way since viens. sometimes r> middle of September. The |||pu |p another. I ivement of it will continue until ,.(i from the bloo out April 1st next year. Reports hPjp Df iron to e ceived by the commission on car cleanse the blood rvice indicate that even with in- Mineral, in its hi| isive loading more than 750.000 form, testing over rs will be needed to handle the po-jCjf1(. gravity makes to crop. I All druggists have ? S. H. McGHEE \ SENATE IN """ 1 . Defeats .1. r. t'lia ) Held Tuesday to a Record i j-v ,M 1 K cal with the needs ! 'N i , ?? uccchof one ; \ / Greenwood. Nov \J of the larger bos 0 .per!.! prlrl!e?e not Jf eluding the City < 1 fi. McGhee is assu ofrptnjr Is to that I ? Miwrei the public anil J StlltO SCIIfltOr C policy in the manage- ' J rnce of foverntnrutsl , \ COUflty b\ <1 VOtO Ol A < < calmer., thi r lncremKd ainl better ./J The result of the 7 was. McGhee 7 86 th? South alongside t" jf 1 e^u.1 libertic.. e^u.l ^ The Voting Was II county. Mr. McG tie South." far is too substanti difTerent result. The election wa ~ ~V J. > atnatQi'ship made N -/ signntion o. the I who resigned to a ' well-known rnenibi | of friends over the ' ' ' '' * l 1 ? al- - ? iiiicicnicu III ill** IH vay System to the senate. Recommend wmmmmmmmmmmum 'T "F np s Dr* t* e- c?thra m J m a " jLz Pharmacist of Alex """ ||| he gets bilious or medicine, what do Fvprv Pnrni S does? Out of his - very * arm jp liver medicine he K Granger _ Liver Re ant that is so simple, reli- H "There is none t electric light and power | fhinkf &'t ; and for any purpose. Wt about the merits of d convenience of electric light ? cines on the markei -brilliant, cool. safe. P Regulator is pure! fg not gripe nor irrita r chores because it provides M jng of the stomacl always gives quick for itself in time and labor suits. It is the be known. Your dru you?25c for large n r |p substitute. rower lompany I ;? . f Important to F HE, N. C. The first and hi ' eggs ever offered ^ per cent cheaper tl .kMrdp will convince you. /n sKi M'Myii faction guaranteed or money refunded , C'rwD V rtrcnPTTlion A v vrkfT -to mm uxAJxt. nuniJUjriOiJAl, I^IUV. 1^, P n 1 I FIFTH DISTRICT WENT n dO DdQ BEYOND THE MAXIMUM JjQj Dress Self Oversubscribed the liberty bmn 1 Allotment Hy $l,ini,7(MI?Tlie of Remedies "? l>1",rlf'"' It * ????? |icv ew Drops of For the second time the Fifth Dis* Each Day ' bas poured forth it;- money n and credit in response to the call interna Relief. i"for the defense and safety of the Vick's1 ? nation." special lyptol, < )N MINERAL ln ,he ,,rst loan for ,il)erty?aT1(1 applied pttpd \\t k v : r'^hteousness and honor and all else TT ETTER "AY . that Christianity and civilization to? gether have fought to achieve?the rheumatism, and response wa? beyond the maximum mmatism seemed limit ?r expectation. e. It would at- In thls the second ,onn we have ME Led times and al- again ?ffered to our government for good and nu>re than the maximum set as a irs of i,uray Va !mark *? measure the patriotism of -After 11 I wasn't able to;uur Peop,e' ?' u 1(1 n't even dress j It is a proud achievement, t 1 simply tossed While the splendid success of the ony and. due to 1 loan is due to the outpouring of 5, I reckon, my (those feelings which inspire the colu ind bad and very! heart and from the character of a Xhomaf j up in the mid- people?feelings beyond all tribute day8 h id when I would I?a tribute is nevertheless due to vMh, v ouldn't. I would those who have everywhere labored Sevior pain would he- so generously and earnestly to make ,jna n. arable any my j the loan a success?who have given to (hat >ecome difficult. of their time and thought and means mounta uffered as I did. without measure. This service has Govern, tltude and appre- been rendered throughout the dis-jgevier ron Mineral. 1 trict, and honor is due to those who Gove lp me and I used have rendered it. Impress 1 two $1 bottles The results of the loan announced jacjlgoI much change, but by the treasury department are as un|ans bottle I felt like | follows: j-or an i do a good day's! Districts. tion. nights." Boston, minimum apportionment. Charles to take this iron $300,000,000; maximum apportion- mandei I go because itjmcnt, $500,000,000; subscriptions, a finer great many other j $476 95o 000. they w nd aftei tiying \ow York, minimum apportion- in the continued to get mont $900,000,000; maximum ap-j spiritvi; >eing treated and p(,rtjonmont $1,500,000,000; sub-j ficatior \I. I want to call ... 4r., seriptions, $1,550,45.1.4oO. ! Cnv< nf fl.lUa Ihr. A-I-M do not stop Philadelphia, minimum apportion- tiro of t bo sure to eon- nu?nt? $250,000,000; maximum ap- respect I Ret relief for I P?rtlonnient. $415,000,00; subserip- around do," declared L. l'?ns, $380,350,250. Carolii /a., II. F. I)., No. Cleveland, minuimum apportion-! ett wa: nient, $300,000,000; maximum ap-'varioui hen it prips the portionment. $500,000.0000; sub- house tund through the srr'P,inns. $486,106,800. ; C'arolii in one spot and Kichmond, iiiiuiiiiuiu a p portion- Whi It must he remov- $120,000,000; maximum ap-: Goverr d. It needs the Portionment. $200,000,000; 8Ub-lnewsp, nrich, purify and sorptions, $201,212,500. troubb and Acid Iron Atlanta, minimum apportionment. of tfu uhly concentrated $$0,000,000; maximum apportion- 0f tpp 10 deprees spe- ni(,nt. $135,000,000; subscriptions, steady the ideal remedy.1 $00,635,750. ihelm. it.?Adv. Chicago, minimum apportionment,! ,.Tfi $4 20,000,000; maximum apportion-! stecDO( WINS FOR ment. $700,000,000; subscriptions, . r oPDviiTAnn $585,853,350. GREENWOOD ot . , . , \ countr St. Louis, minimum apportion-'States liners in Kleotio,, m,'nl- $120,000,000; maximum ap- '?Si m. . portionment, $200,000,000; sub-! Annie Successor ... .. ? . are ill: scriptions, $184,280,750. Durst ,,, . . ally In Minneapolis, minimum apportion- . ?_ M need f ^ ment, $105,000,000; maximtMn ap-! . 8. With eleven portionment, $175,000,000; sub- son1' tea reportinp. in- SPriptions. $14 0,932,650. ? ' >f Greenwood, S. Kansas City, minimum apportion- , red of election as mpnti $120,000,000; maximum apfrom Greenwood portionment. $200,000,000; sub- ' r four to one over scriptions. $150,125,750. " ' other candidate. Dallas, minimum apportionment.! " ' se eleven boxes $75.000.000; maximum apportion- p * i- babiu rs 187. jUPnt $125,000,000; subscriptions, j \\r & p iKni ail over inc $77,899,850. hee's majority ho gan Francisco, minimum appor- ( " i?l to admit of any tjonment, $210,000,000; maximum apportionment. $250,000,000; sub- ,,ro((.s s held to fill the crrjptinns. $20 2,671,150. vacant by the re- l? ,ju. Fifth District. I,M*r Ion. J. K. Durst. Maryland. minimum apportion- |M ccept the position mont< $00,000,000; maximum apMr. McGhee is a p0r(j0nment. $65,000,000; subscripnr of- the Green- j|onSf $54,043,300. hoc >er of the firm of District of Columbia, minimum rhants Ghee; is presi- apporttonment. $12,000,000; maxi- erciseri ilercial Hank and n1um apportionment. $20,000,000; Southr Is. He has a host SM),8criptions. $23,561,400. to pay State who will be \v?<st Virginia. minimum nppor- eil in ews of his election tionnn*nt. $13,800,000; maximum despit< apportionment. $23,000,000; sub- were l "?: acrlntlnna *or 49ft sftft ' mr T. v, . .v,vvV. M/inr Pfl 111/ Virginia. minimum apportion- amoun "J ment. $27,000,000; maximum ap- single #?[ PnthrOVIl Port,onment. $27,000,000; subsrrip- ronton .III uUUIIdlll tions. $51,373,250. are of North Carolina, minimum appor- not so m is a well-known f|onment $16,200.00ft; maximum 1 consul is, Ala. And wheni ? ^ ? needs ft purgative apportionment, < ,000,0o0, sun- Sorw you suppose ho srriptions. $27,531,200. 'ments whole big stock of South Carolina, minimum appor- early i guUtor* *h! :.T. ?12.00n.00?; maximum lu-un r letter." That's a) apportionment. $20,000,000; sub- claim rsemcnt, don't you scilptions, $17,921,750. rn sue knows all Following are the published sub- does i the different medi- , . . t? Granger Liver srriptions from the military enrainp- barge j y vegetable, does ments of the district, nor included in the fin te tho delicate lin- the above returns: Kock 1 ami' pleasant 72 . <* ?? ^t-rabura. Va.. *1.- tnan.a st system purifier 783.250. .tax is ggist can supply Camp Jackson. Columbia, S. C.. ' box. Accept xxt $672,900. Camp Greene, Charlotte, N. C.,1 Peat I ^ $1,359,000. , ver. louse-ftecpers Camp wadsworth. Spartanburg. "Comn S. C.. $1,861,850. about est substitute for ramp Sevier. Greenville, S. C., Power to the public, 40 $1,382,950. were s lan eggs. A trial The minimum apportionment of herds Sold and satis, this district was 8 per cent of the one?t by LKMMONI) hanking resources and the maximum fast."? ' | apportionment 13 1-3 per cent. ] MMUM??"WBgi.111 St! Ul" - B?W.1.**1 . 1 m. 1 '" . 7 ; thered by Catarrh, Asthma, Head or Chest Colds? gradients are released in the form of vapors, e "Vap-O-Rub" Treatment?Re- Theno soothing, medicated vapors are inea by Inhalation and Abaorp- haled al1 ni?ht lo"g through the air pans. l kt C, f?e8 to tbo looseniug the phlegm, " lion. No Stomach Qgeing. soothing the inhumed membrane, and aidoed to disturb your stomach with ing the body cells to drive out the invad- m 1 medicines for these troubles, ing germs. "Vap-O-Rub" Salve, oombiues by a In uddition, Vick's is absorbed through process?Menthol Thymol, Euca- the pores, reducing the inflammation "d Camphor and Pine Tar, so thatwheu taking out that tightnoss and eorePMw to the heat of the bodv, these in- 25c, 50c, or $1.00, At all druggists, w*# TCK'S"W?^&SALVfc ITT PLEASED WITH tioned. |( XT *TT As a re6ult of the extraordinary ,N AT (AMI- JACKSON lllEh prlc? paill for farm pro4uct, this fall, it is expected there will be ieviewing North Carolina Sol- a general back to the hum movement early next year. The demand iers He <?oe* to Camp ,n i ? it/a oiiuui iai ins in mill*1 miuu illlU Sevier. the land owners are having little or r.o trouble in finding renters for tho , coming crop. j nibia, Nov. 12.?Governor , W. Bickett, who spent two| Sanitary Individual Spoon. 1 i Columbia, lert for Green-J Among the latest sanitary nppli- . .here he inspected Camp nnces for public eating places Is a and visited the North Caro- spoon pressed from paper that can bi J itional guardsmen assigned thrown away after using, camp. They remained in the in city Friday and Saturday. Irregular bowel movements lead or Manning also visited Camp chronic constipation and a conSaturdav stipated habit fills the system with ' impurities. HERBINE is a great 1 mo, Bickett was very much bQWe; r-|?lllator< It purlfies tho sys. I ?ed with the men at Camp tRm vitaK,es thp blood and puts (he 1 ,. lie found the North Caro- dlRestlvt> orRans ,n fine vJporous there were being well rareo condition. Pripe 50c. Sold bv all d in perfect physical condi- dpalpr8 jn medicine.?Adv. He ciuoted Major Genera, j ? L. Bailey, the camp mm\ as saying he had never seen r ? ~ body of men in training; that : ould make the finest soldiers ^ 1 world; that they had the ! ? P n), physical and mental quali- J^CSm M is to be conquerors. / vnnr Bickett railed at the of- V'y j '' (lovprnnr Mnnnltif tn m-.v Ivic \v / i #'11. officially, and was shown i/f "^\ the state capitol by the South wii i TTU la executive. Governor Hick- BLSr*?Tffc^i^r^5?T^CT ^ t particularly interested in the , t monuments around the state jp 9 and the portraits of South ' ?V- * whsfer , i?a's famous men. /. ...A' \ eWr ie in the executive office // ./ ' 3*^^. * ~ Karf?y~ t. ior Hickett was informed by ' <--* ; n-n?hVs ii?h? iper men of the new Russian /&$.. >s. which he deplored. He is p>-" opinion that primary nee I f J&jjm great Muscovite country is ^ ^'v ^ ' :'V^' 1 in ignorance and don't know t to do. Just think of it. a ! jNo matter what L y twice the size of the United' I . f> inhabited i>v I8n.non.rt00 ! I ! kind ot an over- r tion. 11'o.ooo.ooo of which! coat vou want you'll iterate. Their vision is natur-| c , .J . , *o \\r'.i nited and circumscribed. They Unci it 111 tilt 1\ CV W strong and steadying council; {?? range of models. Sll- 1 nan. big. broad, compelling. to; . perior fal>riCS ailtl e\hem the way out." j 1 ^ I . . rwnor Hickett is for letting' J)C11 \VOlKllidilSilip in * have a larger hand in the every COat. g in Kurope. He believes! he Nipponese soldiers should; Tlit- "R & W" Highland lr mitted to light as Russia now! Heather overcoat sets to be out or the running. j the pace in smart style j ? i r.i i I TAX ON FREIGHT I u".u <a[f1111 w"rKn,a^ f ! , | shipaiui is manufactured k1 ORRYING MERCHANTS ! fro;n a uniquc closely j woven fabric that is rain- " Against Paying on Sliip- proof. |( its >la?h' Prior to Novrtu- Ask vour dealer and look r 1 and l>eli\orc<| Since. f?r tlie R & Vi label it's your protection. Makers of good overcoats, raincoats, k Hill. Nov. 1 1 he mar- trousers, fancy and dress waistcoats. of the city are somewhat ex- | smoking lockets, bathrobes, summer V I because of the fan that the j! clothing, golf and automobile apparel. , ra,,w?f rw,",r!"* ,| Rosenwald&Weil :l the war tax on goods recetv- I ' Hock Hill after November 1. , I Clothing Specialties ' > > the fact that the shipments ] ij CHICAGO nade prior to November 1. In | r instances these taxes have : frr~a ted to as much as $25 on a . '* -*1 shipment. While the road /V y\ ds it has to do this, many ' no war tax should be collected | < "7>v A h shipments and that the law | . J^i Hit so conteninl.'ite Onite ? !? Tori .^R^^BBSli.Ji * 1^11 ? ?1 f t o r N <^ v? n i^t >? 1 a w;tr jKj^ icnccd fading my hord ofj hj (w^), m > Jiri 100 hogB B. A Thomas' Hog yiHtS irk and oft feed. Nearbvj e ::,?"wen1 zz:z Lancaster dept. store; i AdV u .no Best Place To Shop After A1 lanfMU-r Mercantile. Co. f f ? I .4 - ?