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J.( Fine Re| Notice of Discharge Notice 's hereby Riven that the undersigned as guardian of Julia B. Mobley will, on the 9th day of January, 1906, make his tlnal return and aetlement to the Judge of Probate, and apply to the Probate Court for banoaster County, tor a nnal discharge as such guardian as aforesaid. Berry Mobley, Guardian. Lancaster, S.C., Dec. 9, 1905. 12-9-lm Notice of Discharge. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned as administrator of the estate of L. S. PORTER, deceased, will, on January the 21st, 1906, make his linal return as such administrator, and apply to the Probate Court ; for Lancaster county, for a tlnal dis- j charge. W. R. PORTER, Administrator of Estate of L.S.PORTER . Dec. 20, 1905. ] Attacked. I Says Mth. Nancy Stoddard of Fountain ' Inn, 8. (J. I was attacked by that terrible j monster you call Rheumatism. OUR NEW , DISCOVERY was recommended to me by our druggist, aud atter taking two bottles, 1 that great monster of trouble and suffering was forced to take its flight. 1 gladly re- ] commend it to any suffering with Rliiuuia- ' ism* 00Id by Crawford Bros. ^ Christmas Holiday Excursion j Rates Via Southern Rail- < way. ( On account of Christmas Holi- j days, Southern Railway will sell ^ tickets lrom all points east of the j Alissis ippi ami 6011th of the Ohio j tivers and to St. Louis, Mo , and ] intermediate points at rate of One and One Third First Class 1 One Way Fares, Plus Twenty 1 Five Cents for the round trip (Minimum rate 50cents). Tickets ltaentrl IWnmhpr OOml 24th, 25th, 30 h, 31st, 1005 and January 1st 1000, with final limit January 4th, 1000. Tickets for Teachers and Stu dents of Schools and Colleges will be sold December 17th to 24th, 1905, with final limit January ' 8th, 1906, upon presentation and surrender ol certificates signed by Superintendents, Principals and , Presidents of the various instil tithes of learning For further information, apply to any Southern Railway Ticket j Agent, or . R W. Hunt, Division Passenger Ap?nt, Charleston, S (J. Brooks Mnifjan, Assistant General Pass. Ant. Atlanta, Ga. L6MCAi.HR & CHESTER | RAILWAY COMPANY SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 28, Itibb. IJAiLY EXCKl'T SUNDAY WK.Vl'llOITND Lv Ulricas fr II :?> > m 3 li> p r. Uv Fort Lawn tt ID 11 in 1 16 v* f l.v llusciiinvilli! 0 oft a m I 110 |> r > Lv Klchlilirff 7 no it Hi I 4ii p r J Ar O'IiohIiji 7Di a m 5 is p r I Ar Chttrlotl?!-?Sou. Ky I Mid lOupi Ar t ohimhiii - bou icy..,, in in a in ; KASTHOUNO Lv Columbia So i Ry (ufinm 310pp I L?y Cbarlotto -Sou.Ity 605a in OOU pn j Lv Cheater 0 Hi it in FiTpn Lv JMchburg 9 40 a ni H30 p n Lv Maseomv lie 8 50 a in * 4f> p ir . Lv Fort La "n lu 00 a in 8 .">8 p tAr L>ncitstcr 10 oil a m a 15 p CONNECTIONS CHESTER? Southern, Seaboard, and Carolina & North-Western Railways. LANCASTER?Southem Railway. A. 1. Mcl.UKE, Superintendent. LEROY SPRINUS, President. ROBI ESTER, pair Wot President Paul Morton Outlining the policy of the new management of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States in an address de livered beiore a convention 01 Equitable Agents, among other things says : "Already there h.as been a saving in the administration of your Society amounting to ap-1 proximately $600,000 perannum. This equals 4 per cent, on an, investment of $15,000,000. This is the equivalent to hav- ( ing $15,000,000 more 4 per cent, bonds in our vaults. There will be other economies, and I can1 only repeat that retrenchment, and conservative management, is going to be our policy. I have great ambitions for the Equitable. I want it to be not only the greatest and the best but the safest and most conservative life insurance institution in the land. I want it to be the one that the agents will like the very best to work for. I want it to be the one that bankers and people who I have securities for sale can feel | hUnf f r unll nlurnttci n cumo uiicii tncj wniaiwa^D^ciaoi|uaic | ieal from. I want it to be the j me that policyholders will recDmmend their friends to insure in and that everybody can point to with pride. I want it to be known, not only as the strongest financially, but the strongest morally." Moral: Insure in the Equitable Life, "Strongest in the World." \ TTT T*J VT"__ * J. W . JD. XVII lg lib, ? Special Agent, ? LANCASTER, S. C. CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lancaster. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. J Sprat t Wrij,rlit, Plaint ill', vs W. C. Latimer, et al. I >efenriants. Ry virtue of the (leer ?e of foreclos- | ure ntut sale in the ;.ti e stated ease, ! shall expose to an" i,.o sale, at Lan- ' caster < Ml., on the l-'liiST MONDAY in JANUARY, UMHJ. between the hours of 11a in and 1 p m.a'l that certain real estate described in t be mortgage foreclosed, and quoted in the decree as follows : All that piece, parcel or tract of land, situate in Lancaster county and State aforesaid, on the east side of Catawba river in < ane Creek township. in said county and state, bounded by lands of Mrs. Sistare and the II , Mrs. Funnie Mason, Mrs. I,on Mold row, <ieo W. \\ itherspoon, Landsfnrd dirt road and X. T. Draltin's : and known as a portion of the estate lands . <(' I !?. W itherepoon, administrator?containing Two Hundred and Kighty-Kight acres, more or less. Right of way granted to the Three O's Railroad S'?td tract being designated as Tract No. I on plat made by W. It Allison, l>. S. Terms of Sale: One-fourth cash anil the remainder in thr?e equal oon-ecutive annual instalments, with interest from day of sale, to be secttred by the purchaser's bond and a mortgage of the premises; with leave to purchaser to pay his entire bid in cash; purchaser to pay for papers. Lancaster, I tec. 12. l;tur> J. K. CRKGORY, O. C. O. P. L. r. Witlierspoop & Spencers, Plaintiff's Attorneys. NSON, SOUTH "k, r" I CHF $ i w t t 5 ^ A thousand a: # Handsom $ any a f $ J I 5 Cotton I Get Busy Xmas is here and we are ready for it. We have a nice line of Xmas goods of all kinds, also. Fruits, Nuts, Candies, and every1 thing for your Santa Claus. Give us a call. F. R. Massey Remember, we buy and sell country produce. You Don't Buy 1 A "Pig in the Bag" When you select your I'iano or Organ from the old reliable Ma* lone's Music House. HE HILL ship from here, or from the factory, a Piano or Organ to your nearest depot, and allow you to test it a reasonable time before you pay a dollar. HE I' It EPA Y freights. Write us at once for catalogues, prices and terms. Address MALONE'S MUSIC HOUSE, Columbia, S. G. JEW CAROL risTi Candie F ruits Nuts ad one articles e iauuy uamps ,nd everything for a present COME AND SEE Mill Store f Until Hi luiim m M We offer to the trade K Trousers at ACTUAL < % Trousers from 75c to $ ff ing Goods as low as th< i Shoes Ics,h!; \M styles, prices lower thu elsewhere, and the bes' I Dress Go< ? riettas, Cravinets anc M Henriettas, 54 inch, at j ^ Other dress fabrics toe C Hats w?have \ prices an i M for v<\nr?olf Wp pan y McCardell X Dec. 18, 1905. ELER X/IASI s S 5 t - t at 5 and 10 cts. ^ , and in fact r suitable 5 f Company $ - st February | our entire line of Clothing and 3 COST. Suits from $5.50 to $8.00. fL . 3.50, and all other Gents Furnish- J I ^ lowest. M I ive Shoes of all characters for la- j gentlemen and children. New M m ever before, better values than & ^ t to be had. J nfSc 'a(^es' Melrose, 3 Venetians, Tricots, Hen- j I Serges. Nice Silk and Wool M $1.00, worth $1.25 on any market. , * ' ? numerous to mention here. a beautiful line of Hats at all 3 d in all styles. Come and inspect ^ suit you. $ & Allison Bros- # A