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"My Country ;Tih of Thee, Sweet Land of the 0
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1918 *overnor
? fish com
SENTENCE SERMONS. enforcem
?o? Is anoth<
Remorse of conscience is like an Uj)0n j)V
old 'wound; a man is in no condition
to fight under such circumstances. a >out ( e
The pain abates his vigor and takes a"? how<
up too much of his attention.?Jere- mendatio
my Collier. torious.
' * _____
Histories make men wise: poets, I?\SSI
witty; the lriJlthonnitlra oiiMlln
natural philosophy, deep; morals, ' *
grave; logic and rhetoric, able to semi-wee.
contend.?Bacon. * up with I
there we
Our alarms are much more nuni- . .
> .. weeklv n
erous than our dangers, and we suf
fer much oftener in apprehension 111
thyr-frr tttalUy,?Seneca. newspape
.1 I <
<^v / the daily
Amid sad realities we can but ill an(j (|,e g
endure to rob anticipation of its
/ , , _.. a demand
, pleasant visions.?Giles.
The Ot
Blessed are they who have the The Mi
i gift of making friends, for it is one J',sl 1
* r ~ .. . ... has now
. of Gods best gitls. Thomas SPmj.vvoei
Hughes. dering h
rj y withstand
1 Wherever I find a great deal of '' '>* K
... , . .. , want the
hcrajltude in a poor man I take it for (.an j
Ir rated there would be as much gen- a standar
fvrosity if he were a rich man. - tain and
Hoe. I bo inol,n
i may been
EBITOltl.ALETTES. the new.
0 The day
l^'Man wants but little here be- o,"'ri'as^s''
^>a|' dHj.il .gets but little of what he ary prodti
? \ disseinina
i > must be
+ of a pa pi
' (Another source of worry: Will tron.s wi''
week 1
x he government continue to operate witnessim
^ he railroads after the war is over? ,ime w?*el
The real test to show Mr. Burleon
something about his service I w
Maybe
fould come in his correspondence
motor-ma
someone on a branch line of .
land Came
ilrbad.
ing of a
+
^ j' creek to
"Come what may Boston is expecthere
are
Ki to hold on till tve bean give
. ,, .. ? . creek to
>ut, says the Greensbo o News.
one stret
f'hd when the Boston beans give out
w . . J., rra(1 fr??
e whole country will go in mourn^
what mo!
i -?w.? good roa<
?1 i
V -.^Ue Mr. McAdoo is getting the l!u" -x,ar
moving somebody ought to, ,(,a(,<'(l 11
WW some express. F'rinstance, ,of IO(' c '
.MJWa like to have a package from iHPal,"M
Charlotte which was shipped on i
.Innnarv ^ ou,t fo'
^ + | through *
| Cam Morrison announces that he j What
mriII step aside in the gubernatorial ?and and
ftace in North Carolina in favor of, that the
Atiflttldier who "returns with laurels proved ir
France," but Cam makes it, the mixt
that the fighter's credentials an(* cons
M be o. k. Ice drag
+ machine!
Off hand we would say that the Let u:
jflgh Point lawyer who wouldn't , tlon of
his neice going to a col-j bring alx
where a citizen of Germany was provemei
Im^mher of the faculty believes in j ?
Hntriotism and believes in practicing
^^ %t he preaches. P'
J only pat
Vfre have serious doubts of the easy for
?th of the statements about ex-, mulgater
kilve drinking on the part of pleges tl
. 1
*8ri( an soldiers in France. It (and at
have been true as to some of i point."
^ koys here at home before the. "We ]
h-itune to cross the big ditch, but I
0,r tatth in those men forbids us|ernment
felievii)# they're being put In the Q^erny
,,lr<ftouse "by the thousands" fori "We j
i w?r to
wnesi. a? wh|c
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THE LANCA
WKKNOH'S "WAJV'
SAUK. LOOK
nor Manning's message to ________________
tral assembly is a very con-i,
rrijjv YRA1U4
?, though strong document, i
MONT
largely to discussions of
isures, there is nothing ex- (Krom the Files
t or radical in it. The gov- January 11,
every inch American and is As this is campal
d soul with the national ad- year' Prospective <
. i soon begin shaking
tion in the great crisis. , . . . .
. ing babies all along
to say his people are with , Mi88 charlotte Jo
e recommends nothing of a Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
tive nature at this time, his a"y shot herself in
teems, however, with sug- parlor ri,,e a few dt
nately, the wound is
for the maintenance of in- . , ..
A letter received
s and departments of gov- jUHt before going to
already established and for Hunter in Charlestor
nUnn>*A.I .? .) I 1 1 I _U i I ll tul Qhoflff I I
v;nuu5cu DUUUillUIin lirou^Ill ..-www.'w, k,,,c' 1,1 u * 1
.. . r . * proving and that in
V the entrance of America , ,
his attending physii
world-war. al, riRht in a few dft
remedial changes are sug- Cards are out ann
y the governor which will proachlng marriage
li argument from many an- "rown< onp of Lanca
- i .v. ... .! I young physicians, an
of these is the consolidation ... .
I Mclntyre, the attrac
fllces of insurance commis-j of Mar|on who taugl
id bank examiner. The two in the graded sc
recommends also that the ceremony will be pt
mission be entrusted with Marlon Methodist ci
, ,. , . noon of the 22nd ins
ent of all game laws. This
A disastrous fire
>r question, which, if acted town ()f Sprjl
the legislature, will bring hour Thursday nu
bate pro and con. All-in-! 1 : 30 o'clock the wr
;ver, the governor's recom- ,sPrin^s Hanking i
. . , company was discove
ns are practical and meri- .. a ,
the flames had game
that it was impos
+ them. The build in*
INC OF THE WEEKLY. Including 376 bales
larlotte Observer thinks the c?nsumed.
kly newspaper Is keeping ?
he times. Long ago, when , us to do. the same
. .. .. power,
re no semi-weeklies, the ... ,
\\ e pledge oursel
ewspaper filled the gap he- port anv candidate
e magazine and the daily j! n"!
country s cause In tli
r, but times have changed, "We pledge ourse
newspapers have kept pace we
enii-weekly is the result of "We pledge ourseli
I to fill the gap. crence in all things
I hie, to the soldier wli
iserver says: ! his duty over the n
. uiiu iMiK^n W no t
oil roc* Kmjuirer. ono 01 t
he old stand-pat weeklies. II Is not necessary
come Into the ranks of the on the wa? , ,
relies. We had been wonow
much longer It could to sign, but it would
the pressure. In these ot u fo b ,
reat happenings the people
news as (|uickly as they mind, memorize thei
t and no matter how good ... ... ? .
. . , . .. , to them. It s not o
<1 a weekly paper might atmaintain,
its patrons will but it's what we oug
ed to an impatience that, _ ^
me rather disconcerting to
Who persists in sticking to w<> ?r course expt
i pa per Ideals of the past. M,,\doo mentioned
is coming when the weekly
I be confined to a speclaliz- 'he presidency but
It will be more of a liter- good job ot handling
iction than a paper for the
Hon of current news. It he a sin to take
a tremendously good sort them,
sr for whose visits its pabe
content to wait a whole * ?
hose are the days that are 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.
B the passing of the old- + s< ISSOKS AM
y* ........
S HO ADS AM) (JOOD ...
I.et Justice It
SEIt\ l< E. I ("Justice" in Coll
the establishment of a ! From time to time
il line between Charlotte' how young girls are
len will speed up the build m"sh('8 of ,aw on. a0f
aiity. especially feinci
good road Trom Waxhaw ? ....
* government has take
Pineville, or. so far as we niatter.
concerned, from Waxhaw The writer believ
the state llna ......I? ! nrawlnn .?f ?ti
ch of about 12 miles, the!of U,f> ,aws of ,lerfir
, . but why let the men
n ( harlotte to Camden is
them a dose of the |
Jt any motorist would call this vice will cease, a
1. and certainly is passable till then,
round, even with a heavily-, The manner in vvh
lotor truck. This stretch f'vi<'onrP Is obtained
, . , the extreme,
ay gets bad in freezing ,p. ,,
I he Good Master c
and while it. too. may pos- stance. "Let him v
passable, it would be difTl- guilt cast the first .?
a heavy truck to get
it this season of the year. * entrust '? Mi
. . ... . . (Brooklyn 1
is needed on this road is , . . ..
A poor, friendless
we are inclined to believe jIin woman slew her
road can be materially im-1 had spat in her face
l an inexpensive manner by I r'Kbt the wrong he
ure or sand with the clay j New York jury convl
der in the first de
itant dragging. The split-1 ,ontenre? deilh
is the best piece of road sjng to await her
y ever designed. saved in the very sha
b hope that the inaugura- ,r'r chair by a me
the motor-mail line will who'
enjoyed at h?>r trial
out speedy and effective im-, , , . . #
I vantages derived fro
it of many roads. | 0f youth, beauty. w<
i tion, brainstorm exp
TilK ItlfJHT Kl\l>. llstment of sisters (
ou. of North Carolina, is not ?P hor sufferlt
rlotic but he would make it
How diffreont is I
others to be. He has pro- H|am>a d#. ,
1 a set of resolutions or: murder of her bust
lat can be easily lived up to took a human life,
Hie same time are "to the ' f'ur'nK 'r'n' S^G
They are: if"l<l a<,van,?Kf*H w
woman had not. 1
pledge ourselves not to say ..har?p fo th,. ,..rv
ythlng during this war which ,har*p to h< j"
ikon the hands of the gov- giving words of ( hr
, or which could give aid. <>s having a possihh
or encouragement to 'the |aw Df the State of
. . . . . gard to the defense
pledge ourselves during this ; ; ?...
do promptly and cheerfully J,,ror affectionately
h our government shall ask tie girl" after the
STER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C.
ING BACKWAR
t/,? .li
nuu inia | TWBNTY-FIVK ^EARS
?H THIS MONTH.
of This Paper (From the Files of This
, 1908.) January 11, 1893.)
Ign and election Mr. John H. Steele kll
candidates will wild turkeys Monday morntni
hands and kiss- and a gobbler, at one sh
; the line. wounded the third one, bu
nes, daughter of caped.
Jones, accident- The postmaster general
the face with a dered that from and after I
?ys ago. Fortu- day of January, 1893, the
i a slight one. registering mail matter s
hy the editor eight cents Instead of 10 ct
press from Mrs. every separate piece registe
i states that her New York dispatches of .
\ Hunter, is 1m- 6 state that Mr. Cleveland
the opinion of elded positively upon three
clan he will be cabinet. They are Senator ,
ys. Carlisle, of Kentucky, for si
ouncing the ap- of the treasury; Daniel S. 1
s of Dr. It. C. of New York, secretary of th
.ster's prominent and Isaac P. Gray, of Indians
d Miss Doisie V. tary of agriculture,
tive young lady Mr. B. F. Merrltt. of La
it for a year or was In town last week. 1
hool here. The champion raiser of heavy he
trformed in the 1889 he killed one that netl
lurch the after- pounds, in 1890 another 425,
t. still another that balanci
occurred in the scales at 415. Last month h
igs at an early est weighed 4 4 3.?Rock Hill
irning. About Report of the Lancaster
irehouse of the school for the first term, end
ind Mercantile cember 23, 1892: Number
ired on fire, but at opening of the term, 151;
d such progress on roll at close of the ten
sible to check average daily attendance, 18
; ana contents, rentage of attendance, 85; h
of cotton were rolled. 91; girls enrolled. 1
J Smith. Supt.
being in our tiered. Another said: "Go
you. child, you never were
ves not to sup- , ,. , , ,
for office who report, which
dly support our attributed by cynics to repoto:
lis war. agination, alleges that the f
Ives not to let smiled at her and even winke
dier sudor for ,. ......
can supply ,he Ju,'-V ,n,? 1,1,1 coul'
i'es to give pref- Saturday night,
where practice
RAII.WAY deposits
I:d not w." GIVEN INFORMS
to paste these
here is nothing Itemized iteports llct|uire
be well for all Comptroller of Curreiicj I
resolutions in National llanks.
in. and live up
nly easy to do. Washington. Jan. in.?I
(o fj reports on deposits carried I
roads, street or electric railwi
steamboat companies are r
' t <(> bPai by national banks by the com
frequently for ,,j t)i > currency's call Monda
if he makes a report of the bank's condition
the railroads it ''lose of business December 31
him away from i,,>ms ,nc,uded in ,he re"0
I the first time, will furnish v
I information to the governme
road administration and to t
+ + + + + + officials in feeling the flnanci:
> PASTE. ?r the nation in preparation
+ + next Liberty loan, it was exi
~ Another new feature of the
e l>oiir.
. . . . will be figures on amount
imbia State. > ....
... . ertv bonds held by the banki
i lately we read ...
caught in the made on ?ecurlty of the bor
ount of immor- ,ntPrest rates on ,he8e ,oanfl
? th? also will assist officials In ar
n a hand in the ?h' "??
a? in iho anp. lISE CARE IN MAKING
ler of violation UP THE HII.L OF
icy and society.
go free? (Jive J I'ikkI Administrator for Kout
irlson term and | |jnn AdviseM Kliinination
nd I believe not ?
Meat aiul Sugar.
icb some of this
is harrowing in j William Klliott. food adn
tor for South Carolina has iss
nee snid in sub- following statement:
/ho Is without "The food administration i
done." those who entertain, wheth
ners, dances, or other eii
urder Trials. nients, in arranging their
ICagle.) fare, to omit therefrom a
i. ignorant Ital- ham or other pork products a
seducer after he a" far ?? possible the dish
i and refused to talnlng sugar, and as far as
i had done. Ajto ?erve no wheat bread.
rted her of mur- rne roods that are avail
gree. She was ter omitting the above, offer
taken to Sing range of selection; In fact t
doom, but was 'ar more appropriate for s
idow of the elec- caslons than any of the foo
rciful governor, mentioned. The food adminl
<11 ized that she indulges in no criticism of th
none of the ad- normal and proper ei
n. the possession ments. provided the above
?alth. social sta- tions are complied with."
erts and the en- ? -
if both sexes to I'lVIO III'MHtKD MKX FOl
tigs in the news- II.WK TUIIKIU
Macon, (la., Jan. 10.?
the rase of Mrs. mately 500 men afflicted wit
acquitted of the culosls have been withdrav
>and; She. too, the ranks of the Slat guard
but before and at Camp Wheeler, it was lea,
had all the man- tor a report of the finding!
hlch the Italian army tuberculosis board wi
'he judge in his public at divisional hcad<
quoted the for- Some of the men, the rep<
1st on the cross, "had tuberculosis before th
s relation to the drafted Into the army." Th<
New York in re- It was said, were sent to
of insanity. One Wheeler from other points t
called her "lit- organizations in the divisior
verdict was ren- have been discharged. Tlv
s>-- ...?.r.'.J-"!
i
lTr\Y.V.v\*
5Trr
?, Condensec
AuU I
~i~t of Condi
r. ? Date D
ot. Ha
t it as- * O ^
.-JlST
hna or- i
'.he first
fee for RES'
iha.ll be |
snts foe Loans and Discounts. . . .
red- Overdrafts
January Bonds..
has de- Banking House, Etc
of his Furniture and Fixtures. .
John o. Due from Banks
ecretary Cash and Exchange on ha
Lainont,
e navy;
i. secreLIAE
ncaster,
le is a Capital
>gs. In Surplus
Led 470 Undivided Profits
in 1891 Dividend
ed the Re-Discounts
lis larg- DEPOSITS:
Herald, j Banks
graded Individual
ing Deon
roll
number1,
n. 202; GROW
5; per?
THE BANK (1
"THE OLE
id bless
,n !inv
may he j
rial I ill?
oreinan contracted tuberculosis "while in sc
il when vice, the report continues, have be<
t room i sent to other pointa for treatmer
Six deaths occurred at Can
? | Wheeler during the last 24 houi
i according to records at base hosplti
^TION ancl new cases of pneumonia d
veloped. Three of the deaths we
from pneumonia.
<1 for
i
roin I'ltoTKST AGAINST COINTING
K.-Xt'H KKil'IlK SKI'ARATK WOll
Washington. Jan. 10. - The R.
to mi zed Reynold^* Tobacco company, of Wi
by rail- ston-Salem. has filed a complai
lya and with the Interatate Commerce cot
equired niission against the practice of tl
ptroller telegraph companies in charging b
y for a one word for each figure transmltt<
a at the over the wires. The company eo
These tends that a group of figures ahou
rts for \)0 sent as one word because it tale
aluable joss time to send a group of three
nt rail- qve (lgures than it does to transm
reasury the average word,
il pulse n |a pointed out in the complaii
for the tliiit the telegraph companies no
plained. | transmit five figures as one word
reports, cablegrams and that there is no re
of Lib- reason why the average every-di
s, loans niessage should not be given tl
uls and ?aine consideration.
This
ranging AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
1 will appear at the followlr
FARE Places 'or Hating tax returns fi
j 1918 on the following dates:
li ('nro-'
Van Wyck?Friday, January 11
1 ? J Dwight?Monday, January 14.
Tradesvllle?Tuesday, January 1
A. S. Mungo?Wednesday, Ja
linistra-: uafy 1? the morning,
med the' Flat Creek Church?Wednesda
| January 16, in the evening,
requests I Taxahaw?Thursday. Januarv 1
er din- White Bluff?Friday, January 1
itertain- 'n the morning.
bill of Welsh'??Friday, January 18,
dl beef, the evening.
nd omit Kershaw?Monday, January 21
oh con- Kershaw?Tuesday, January 22
possible Heath Springs?Wednesday, Ja
uary 23.
able af- Heath Springs?Thursday, Ja
a wide uary 24.
hey are Pleacant Hill?Friday, Janua
ueh oc- 25.
>d stuffs Carmel?Saturday, January 26.
Istratlon AH able bodied male citizens b
ose who
itertainsugges
, FREE!
t i A pr* m ?
Approxlh
tuber- We will ^ive with every
vn from Olive Soap; two cakes wil
division
rned, af- Olive Products.
i of the
juarters. CALL AT ONCE?THi:
>rt said,
rH lancastei
i. They
Ofle Who
4
FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1?1?
1 Statement
ition as of
ecember
, 1917
i
DURCES.
$ 683,308.86
12,132.66
133,300.00
9,542.18
1,000.00
179,415.40
nd 64,888.90
/
$1,083,588.00
HL1TIES.
$ 50,000.00
, .. 100,000.00
. .. 36,500.00
. . . 2,500.00
95,000.00
..$ 9,637.78
. . 789,950.22 799,588.00
$1,083,588.00
WITH US.
IF LANCASTER
> RELIABLE."
ir- tween the a^es of 21 and 60 years of
3ii age are liable for $1.00 poll tax. All
it. male citizens between the aires of 21
ip and 55 years of age are liable for
-a.! $3.00 commutation road tax. Fach
il, individual shall make a return of all
e- real estate and all personal propre
erty.
JOS. W. KNIGHT.
CLERK'S SALE.
. (
:I> STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Lancaster.
n- (
n' Int'nmmon Ulcus.
n
,p Alice K. Bailey, et al., Plaintiffs,
[)r vs.
Wardlaw Williams, et al., Defendn"
ants.
Pursuant to a decree made in the
es above stated case by Judge Frnest
10 Moore, dated November 12th. 117.
11 1 will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, at Lancaster Court
House, on the first Monday in Febw
runry next, within the legal hours
in of sale, the following described real
a' estate, to wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract of
1P land, situate in the County of Lancaster,
State aforesaid, containing
? ninety acres, more or less, and
bounded as follows: North by estate
lands of Alex Howell, west by
1R lands of Mrs. Mollie J. Perry and
estate lands of John Williams,
nr
south by estate . om Bailey,
and east by MoMum y estate lands.
The above tract of land will be
sold at the risk of the former purchaser.
Terms of sale, cash. Purchaser
n" to pay for papers.
PAITB MOORE,
y C. C. C. L. C.
H. HINE8,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
24-3t-Once a week?Frl.
in ON JANUARY 21, lOIH,
I will sell at public auction the
personal property of the estate of
W. K. Williams, consisting of four
n" fine young mules and one horse;
also corn, fodder, hay, two-horse
n" wagon and harness, farm Implements.
and etc.
ry The sale will be at the home
plane, at Stoneboro, 8. C.
C. B. WII^T.TAMfl AHm
>e-| 24-2t.
FREE!!
30c purchase one cake of Palm
:h every 60c purchase of Palm
S OFFER LASTS 60 DAYS
R PHARMACY