Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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**agb am TUB LAN I CASTER NEWS, LANCASTM X uc, Tnesda y, March 7, 1922. firm PETE S' Ifwowi* T?*r IMtW I 140 t? 'HCMII tow ?Mr T I Vg? *.? _ I n y OLL KEI ! ?T> MS SikP ^ 1 J TMkT wevn I I *?o*y BETTCft H H I II Eps up i nil "IT fmin hcl r? (I I umc o? 'liimwn u | *4.1 iv thihf HIS MOM rnrmr KEYING IIII ;?1 6 an? HI'S ATM** IN 6AMWML ^ o' 5?%r J &) 11 nil i I HfS T? ' if >1y'1 T II 'o? , t II iJ. | | I H NOW P6TE.A | \ LET ME J ,Ar''"?o I ^ J I Q ir . wv , G I rj~j"jjTrj in ik. W.111 ra A (KNOCK A KJ Baby down ^ AND OCT A |^"\ {SoOpCldAR ) InUrulNMl C* 397 trtOM C?, W.- Y4 - I i I FACTS LaRt Cadi For Plci FOR FARM rlc Acid. I terlal should consu 1 a 1 STEVENSON U ERS s-(AK( (Continued Fro It the county PHOLDS ,8l:ltorm>nl8 an?i ^ otherwise that 1 )LINA CLAIM l south Carolina. m Pace One.) i Ja<*?>n did not . born. Parton 1 11 all the historical | Jackson was if was a native of ! mother and h Mr. Parton sa>-6 was born. H know where he waa horhood till h based his assertion mentally too i certainly told by hin ! NEWS W is brothers where he i e lived in the neighe was 16 and he was ~ " ... . . . The Ne??nqaisttlve not to have 9 J ANT ADS BRINGS RESULTS -Semi-Weekly?92 Year County Agent Hovi advised that there is 30 of picric acid avallabU wood, Md. The cost of delivered to Columbia, Ing cost of packing, loading freight. etc., raately .09 1-2 per pou terial is packed in loop ill has been atant at once and gel >0,000 pounds h*ore the supply is i' from Edge- < this material Preparing For S. C., includ- Many farmers are cartrtdging, to prepare for perm is approxl- this spring. The gri nd. The ma- ere that can be used 1 i-pound cases, 'ng are Lespedera, 1 their order in should run betwee exhausted. n*r on Waxhaw Corner on Twelve 1 Pasta re*. Carolina claimed making plana run straight, anent pastures claimed the road t aases and clov- would put the Jam tor spring seed- j ?n wnich Jackson Dallis grass, I *n North Carolina n the Rock Cor- on the a,I?S?*l Creek and Gum Lesl,?. a midwl Mile Creek. South dead 60 y???: the line should Latham who h North Carolina yeara- when Pa t? the line which ?*raPhy of Jae es Crawford land Mr Stevennon. waa Horn largely ! *8 08. or seven y There was no I bp*ween North , statement of Mrs. taked the qu Ife, who had been and he wan n on Mrs. Sarah myth. If he ad been dead 35 North Carolln rton wrote his hi- Carolina rlaln kson, according to Both Wheeler Mrs. Leslie died in dard historiat enrs before the line North Carolln and South Carolina he wan born 1 ration of hia mother ot a man -to accept a had been born In | u why did not North A 1 him while he lived? 1 and Foote. the standib of that period for a, leave no doubt that in South Carolina. In and not more than 1 sold to one farmer. This will probably b der for picric acid plac tension service as th< avaiable material . is p gate, New Mexico, whi freight rates on It pre shipment from Edgewo .000 will be carpet grass. Red clover and Bermuda, e the last or- Now is the prope ed by the ex- ready to plant for i e only other tures also. Farmers it Fort Win- beans and velvet bea ch makes the suit the county ager >hibitive. The wire fencing are nlso rth, Md., will and those wanting clover, White I depute at that ti was born on the Ci t time to get d,HPute w?s as to v temporary pas- ^ord land was in in need of soy I-aroliua. ins should con- In 1815 the line it. Orders for states was finally being made up, > 1? South Carolins to fence fields j Place. Jackson's me that Jackson I "ttU ,,wn awrord land. The I nes8es- >"?K sir whether the Craw- that Jackson wi North or South Penney house, a another witnes . . Jackson, while s between the two ... . the McKenney 1 settled, allotting _ was born ther< ? the Crawford , contends that birthplace had _ a. i nese two wit- mentioning 11 ire dead, had said Old North Sta is born at the Mc- name. nd Jaiuea Faulkner, a, hud said that I leeplng with him at The speed ni house, told him he are about the i. Mr. Stevenson general belief Parton discredits faster. The : u? i. a second R* le great men or the ^rX te they omit Jackson's i Ml n?n ipMd I It (j r the runner and skater If A \ him. contrary to tha , ? j\ that tha akater la tha ; 7 -ecord ta about S3 fed j / Mil rnnnlm oa akta a Kneed \ w\L be made soon after the and the material will for use during the sum Farmers wanting an; For Raw Sore At the first sign o( throat rub on a little M wrnir finwrs. first of April j this year should com be on hand agent at once. mer. j y of this ma- Dairy Mee j About twenty-five T'L *. tended the dairy me? j flee of the county ag ' a raw, *ore i jay. Many of thes< [usterole with j be ready tQ furni8h , suit the county I been a burning iss j line, for he was a nious general. Set tinjc. of North Carolina. farmers at- Jackson was b> sting in the of- house on his uncle ent last Satur- land and tived thei e farmers will e*" till he was l iream for mar- 1959, 14 years aft j- uut nw"ci ? 1,r1 ue in settling the HQn d,d not kr t that dote a fa- horn. jjo also 5 Foote's sketches tQn dlHcredits t tham witnesse orn in a tenant parton reports James Crawford's Jackson's moth* re with his moth- ( the burial of h< 5, and not until j tUrn to her horn er his death, did i to the fames t'i UC \> I urn i II u i JUL K" ?* low where he was * contend, that Par- "1 ,e,pln? he Leslie and La- "" a. Mm. Latham, to have Raid that , sr. after attending ar hunhand, did re- A ^\ e and while moving rnu fnrtl nltipp atun. (a MToad has bsso mads \ : on skis a rata ?f 109 i \ d has basa rmnML ! ssii It goes right to the spo tingle, loosens congestic soreness and pain. Mustcrole is a clean, n made with oil of mustai the strength cf the old-fi tard plaster without the Nothing like Mustero children. Keep it hand nse. 35 and 65 cents in j. hospital size, $3. t with sgentle lcet in a short time m, draws out shipping now. The Chester will be in opi :hi?*?wn.n. ofAprl, Any(arme ashioned mus- cream now should ? blister. agent as he is able ile far croupy cream in any quantit ly for instant anticipate going Into ars and tubes2 ness should also see Sereral are I the myth arise tha i creamery at ' the McKonney hoi eration the last Carolina side of th r ready to ship Mr. Stevenson t ?ee the county the house nine coi to dispose of ments written by :y. Those who showing that he the dairy busi- native of South Ca him so that he own words there ( t h* was born In pert at Mc ise on the North KaVe birth to A e line. Latham. Mrs. 1 hen presented to tradirts thiH st >iea of nine docu- that Mrs. Jacksc Jackson himself her home, hut w claimed to be a the church to tl rolina. From his The Kreat del does not seem to count is'the tiss Kenney house and undrew. Now John ^ r| Latham's son, con- ^ atement by saying > >n did not return to ent straight on from ie McKenney house. B !? ?. feet in Parton'B ac- K JUglJ me of contradictions -?? \ TJy'UJ KM ^ |H "ERHJEAMm Irhecbci ^HU^ag V I has Mitl | 5ta^DAIJ let b Self-Ad justing, and I ter books nor syas. It I , SETTER THAN A MUST) plastuk caa keep them poet { ments. f? Giant Qraaatv ffl 13 ftrasahopprra In Sou i| II the largest known. I L ' B they attain re a lengtl and their wlnga t[ inchea. ad on develop- be the slightest d about the place of then did the m appers. Stevenson asked, b itb America are was no hist n that cauntry croft down who cl 1 of five Inches. tread out teo 800 wa8 a native c In the face o oubt in his mind woven into it A ' bis birth. How Parton's main v yth arise? Mr. and Mrs. I?a than ecause until 1859 many years thn .orian from Ban- what had taken aimed that Jack- to tradition coin >f North Carolina, tion of hearsay, f Jackson's own Mr. Stevensi Ir. Stevenson holds. I Fitnesses, Mrs. Lslie n, had been dead so . , t tlu'ir versions of vL J-^IJ I place hHd passed inred by the imagina- v on contends that m WT ?unpiytn ie tol/S I ?th? wai A lines. TOW m If your d ttmNy ?ss 12OTT 1? P* over im D?ao, cnsp? 1st and smooths out ugly baler can't get it send is1 measure, name, ad91.SO. We'll send the nepald. Sizes 34 to 48. rrMM-F?ikW? Inatitat* SC New York., Dep't M. M1CK1E, TH X PRINTER'S DEVIL H^GoOD MORUtUfr, MtCKI?>. I W^k ?EE WOO ACT fcUOOAN ?ev 1^^28k tUPSf E AFttAVP VOv Vf CKatUs Sughroe V?m Ml WW|. Km "TtLUVlG VAE A. StOttM ? MOO Xtuc ^ KAE me TepirlJ Our Boy Mea V *TUt LORD VS WCS SVJ \ SHOULD V40RRM . nt No Disrespect itPHERO ^tr^rj jBvk so ? j I 1 if f 4. / (*r Ride a "CC )ASTER" WAGOi ti, Boys! 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