The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 08, 1913, Page 5, Image 5
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LOCAL DOTS t
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?The friends of Magistrate iW.
P. Caskey will be glad to ?
Ipnrn fViof Vio io 1
? VllMV 11V AO HIipiU V All|? ttllU
hopes to be out in a few days, v
?The fine large dray horse ^
of Edwards & Horton, so well
known about town, was burned ?
to death in the fire Friday
J morning.
^ ?Mrs. W. P. Neely, who has f
been ill for some time at her t,
home in the Tiszah section, was v
taken Wednesday to the Fennell
Infirmary in Rock Hill.
?Many visitors from hoth f
^ the town and the county visit- li
ed the Corn Exposition this 1<
week. It is needless to say that ?
each one is delighted with what
he saw there. l
?Steps are being taken to
have the Corn Exposition continued
for one week longer. We r<
hope it will be continued and 21
that everybody in Lancaster d
county who has not seen it will
not fail to attend. n
?There appears elsewhere n
in this issue an interesting program
for the meeting of the t(
next County Educational Asso- t,
ciation to be held in the court
house next Saturday, the 15th ti
instant, beginning at 10 o'clock.
Teachers can learn much of K
value at these meetings, and no
teacher in the county should t<
fail to attend. The trustees of
each school should also be pres- p
ent. We hope the meeting will u
be largely attended. ?
?If you have never thought it
about it you may be interested n
to know that many vegetables "
have some partial or part of the a
body in common with human c
Y beings. When you begin to N
plant your garden you may t(
take a more personal interest a
in planting if you remember
that "Com has ears. Potatoes
has eyes. Squashes have necks, r
Cucumbers have warts. Cab- ?
bages have heads. Celery has ^
a heart. Wheat has a beard. r'
Grapes have skin." b<
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PERSONALS "
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^ Mr. M. PoliakofF has gone r
<*' ' North to purchase spring goods,
Mrs. R. E. Wylie and Miss e
Juanita Wylie are spending a
few days in Columbia and Y
Charlott^. e
Messrs. Eugene Hough, Her- s
man Poovey and Clyburn Wil- h
son spent Thursday at the Com r
Show. h
Miss Corinne Thomson has *
returned from a visit to her sis- :
-KM r* n * r * s
?,ei, ivira. sr. rs. ivionan, in Mount g<
Carmel. e
Mr. C. D. Jones is expected 1
to return from New York to- 1
day. r
Miss Frances Nicholson of
Union is the guest of Miss Beth
Brown.
Mrs. S. W .Heath and Mr. _
I William Stewart Heath of
Stoneboro spent Wednesday in h
town. o
Mrs. J. C. White and little s
Miss Mary Cureton White have ?
returned from an extended visit ?
to Rock Hill. I
Capt. and Mrs. D. E. Penny i,
have returned from the Corn o
Show in Columbia. ?
Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Poovey, <]
Mrs. J. S. Wilson and Mr. Wendell
Wilson were Corn Show
visitors this week.
Mr. Claude Cauthen of Rock
Hill was in town Wednesday. n
Mr? A. P. McLure and Mr. r
Julian Ross returned Wednes- *
day from a visit to the Com ?
IShow. r
Mr. John D. Wylie spent o
Thursday in Columbia. ?
Mr. J. H. Witherspoon was
, & the guest of Mr. Ira B. Dunlap
in Rock Hill Wednesday.
Mr. J. O. Williams came up ?
from Camden Wednesday, re- <
turning Thursday in his Cadil- <
Jac touring car. \ [
Miss Laura Gilbert Williams j;
spent Friday in Columbia, the !!
guest of Misses Ellen and Marie
Butler. ?;
Mr. R. A. Long spent Wed- < >
>esday afternoon in Oakhurat. J!
Messrs. W. B.Plyler, H. C. Rob
Iinson and s. i). Taylor attyhded ?
the Corn Exposition Thufsday. X
Mr. Ed Knight, who \i work- t
ing with the Souther^ Uower %
Company on its interi#ban line a
between Columbia ayd Green- Y
Dr. Klrive's Ndw Ijptcovcry. a
Soothes irrltaterl thaDat and lungs, ?
^ stops chronic and }n<?lng cough, re- X
Llleves tickling tiA-rJTt, IhsIps nlco. X
Tako no other; tuod, alwnya y
used. Buy It at lamcastar Phar- X
niacy and Standard Drug Co. ' <
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V
ille, is at home for a few da;
Miss Addie Pinkeny is vis
ng at the home of Col. Lei
prings.
Mrs. Dr. T. E. Funderbu
3 visiting her parents
jaurinburg, N. C.
Dr. T. E. Funderburk is or
isit to his father, Mr.
'homas Funderburk, at Dudl
Mr. Nelson Montgomery
Iheraw visited relatives h<
his week.
Messrs. Foy and Thurl
Ivans left yesterday momi
or Williamston, S. C., win
hey have accepted a positi
/ith the G. D. & A. Railway.
If you are unable to plant
ew flowers along the path
ife, you might at least pai
rng enough to pull a few wee
FOR LANCASTER PEOPLE.
.ancaster Citizens* Experiences F
nish Topic for Lancaster Disc
sion.
The following experience occ
ed in Lancaster. A Lancaster c
en relates it.
Similiar experiences are occurr
ally.
Lancaster people are being
eved.
Getting rid of distressing kldi
Is.
Try Doan's Kidney Pills,
ested Quaker remedy.
Lancaster people testify, Lane
er people profit.
The evidence is home evidencj
tie proof convincing. /
Lancaster testimony is graMfi
Lancaster sufferers shou^gread
W. S. Lfngley, Elm SjW, Lane
sr, S. C., sys: "My byf ached
snsely anl my kidn^re were <
rdered. fThe kidjaty secretl
assed irrigularly j#a were unr
ral. Socle time am> I got a sup
f Doan'sl Kidndr Pills from
tandard jPri'K Jompany's store i
: did nol|tak^hem long to reli
le. My \l<yrys are now in a n
lal conAnon and my pains i
ches have disappeared."
For sale by all dealers. Price
ents. Foster-Milburn Co., Bultj
few York, sole agents for the 11
3d States.
Remember the name?Doan'i
nd take no other.
Do you know that more reaL*
er lurks in a common cold tJRin
ny other of the minor almen
'he safe way is to take jpnamt
lln'a pAiiok - M.
?iu a vuugu ivriiicuv, il jmurUUK
eliable preparation, ojJBl rid yo
elt of the cold m (jjrfckly as po;
le. This remedy Is for sale by
ealers. v
Notice of Election.
Whereas one-third of the fi
olders and one-third of the elect
esidlng In Pleasant Plain sch
istric-t No. 33, in Lancaster corn
ave petitioned the county board
Education to order an electio^
etermine whether or not an^u
lonal tax of two (2) mills sjrill
ivied on all real and persoiMLl pr
rty in said > district No^33,
Chool purpose- W
We, the county boardJff educat
reby order ^the tru^ees of s
'leasant Pl?<n distjprt Vo. 3:?,
old the elntion tU^Pleasant PI
chool house on Saturday, Febru
2, 1913, wJKh election o
uch ele'-tc? a^^oturn real or i
onal propeglyJor taxation and v
xhibit 'liefj j^x receipts and rei
ration certificates shall be allo\
o vote. Rules for opening j
losing shall be the same as in
eneral elections.
A. C. ROWBLL,
H. E. COFFEE,
J. H. HAMEL. /
County VJoard of Eilucatojh
Sale of Personal Propejgy.
By virtue of an order of me F
ate Court of Lancaster/^coui
touth Carolina. I will sell/at nui
ale to the highest b'ddu^ for ca
t the late residence of #rs Deli
iims, deceased, on Wednesday,
9th day of Febrhary^l913, all
icrsonal property a^l effects
nnging to said deceased, consist
f household andlychen fupnlti
lie mule, 19 heallAf hogsytwo
mggies and horfv, corn, peas, f
ler, shop tools, 3 wagon%'etc.
W. U. CLTOURN,
Administrator
Notic^f
Notice Is hereh^ gi\en that
aeeting of the ypckholders of
'eoples' Drug Grocery Compj
.ill be held Up the othce 0'
Company, ah Jfeath Springs, S.
n Tuesdawftlarch 4th, 1913,
our o'clock'p. m., for the purp
f increasing the capital stock
aid company from $2,000 to $5,0
'EOPLES' DRUG & OROOE
COMPANY.
Heath Springs, S. C.
Feb. 8th, 1913. 37-43THAT
LI
MARY HAD A LITTLE 1
ITS FLEECE WAS
AND EVERYWHERE T1
THE LAMB WAS SU1
IT FOLLOWED HER TO
AND CAUGHT AN AV
AND MARY DI RKED Oi
GOWANS?GOOD AS I
WHAT MAKES THE LAY
THE EAGER CIIILDIU
HKI AI SI (iOH A Ns I 'III
THE TEACHER IIE HI
GOWANS, King of KrtftrnJ
and all mothers should al\vn>f
nuHliate u*e. All druggists ^
GOWAN MKD
THE LANCASTER
Business Notice
FOR RENT-i-On^/^oom.Jfoix pr
ferred. Tibboard^n? wante
irk Prices reasonable, jjtpply "B.
at News office. f 2t.
FOR SALE?Ced^ posts for fen
1 j* ing. Any length. Phone i^\
J. Craig.
1 HAVE just received ^^^Ipmei
of Singer Machinescan a
Jre ford to buy. My terms^re 6 2-3 cen
a day. Can you apo^o to use an u
OW satisfactory macnme when you cj
ne hu>' on m>* terms? A. B. Lindse
ar^ Mgr. Singer store. S 36
ion LOST- -On streets/^ of Lancaste
Friday, Jan. 3Lrfountain peu-'tt
turn to Mrs. Llndsey aj^n g
reward. 36
of FOR SALE?Nice hduseymdlotai
18e 6 nice building lefts Jn town. A
wanting to buy wil^oo well to 1
* Bpect property. I am going to H
Springs, Ark., to take treatment fi
rheumatism and will sell befor*
tir_ go. I. T. Hunter, Lancaster, S^C.
us- \ X37*
PARCELS POST MA^S^ade
..." order for this city lop/any oth
city In this state 76c. (Parcels Po
._ Publishing Co., St. Louis, Mo.
lng 34-37
re" NOTICE?I have sold yfy entl
tock of drugs, tohJCco, pain
and all other stipck ofjRoods and fl
th tur?s to the Pe>plearDrug and Or
ine cwty Co. All Flijft or lndlvldua
Holding claimfyKgalnst me wl
' Vf please present ^them for paymer
y E. W. Hammond, Heath Springs,
r C., Jan. 21, 1913.
illy
EGGS FOR - HATCHING?Fro
i.t Silver Campines.the igreatest la
;as. era and smallest eaters otf a
in_ breeds. They are no fatasT
lis- few settings at $3.0(1 Also^Vhi
ons Orpington eggs,for a jlmJjfd Um
iat- from bset blood lines l^^he, cou
ply try at $1.50 a setting. T. L Hllto
the
ind FOR SALE?Any lengtJ^of oak <
eve Pine Are wood. Prompt deliver
or- Phone order to Jondl-Blllott Mu
ind Company. /
60 FOR SALE?Milch wwM with ^
ilo, ond calves, givlnn jfom 3 tof
Inl- gallons a day. Also mme nice/big
Cunningham Farm. 32-VO-h
WANTED?Cow hides, min/ hide
/ coon hides, fox hldeA mujKraynl
es. Will pay higher /iBhj?rlc
a"~ See me before setlmg. JCape
Cauthen. f yl
hly BREAKFAST BACON. IkKled^on
ur_ leas Ham, apeoialtiaa m. Sto#ner
9g(_ 11 in son. T 30-tl
^,l FRESH FISH and (f^"8 Fridi
and Saturday of MTCh weeky
Stogner & Hinson. ifl-tf
ee- NOTICE?All persons no\^Tndebt<
ore / t? fl16 hrm of McManu^l Co., a
ool Asked to come and mnTe prom
?ty/ settlement. We are g^^g to chjutfl
yOf our business and do JF>t wish fto 1
'to forced to place lanjy^ papers Jn tl
Idi- hands of an attfrnjy. Butjde mu
be have settlementH.^McMani^ & C<
op- Tradesville, S. I'M Januaigy 2, 191
for V J 28-tft
Ion Oil RENT?Centr&l^Fotel. jdfp
aid to Bennett-FergqgMT Co. ^K-t
ain FOR STYLISH wJftllng Iii^atioc
ary Carbon Paper or Olivei^md Rei
nly !ngton Typewriter Ribbps, call
>er- The News office. 1-tf
LOST?On Chriatmjpmorninfc ru
ved ning a fox, a lih^R and t(JThoui
jnd dog, white breallX namedr Tickle
all $5.00 Reward. Jfotify Plylt
Route 2, Taxahaw, S. CX 36-4ts
J)ON'T THROW] your au
tires that havi hnwnout. Sei
them to the ColtoiXstates Wag<
Co., Monroe, N. \yM and have the
vulcanized. We JeXexpress one wa
?ro- we remain, you|#very truly, Cott(
ity, states Wagon Company. 23-49
blic ________________________________
ish.
lah Notice of Election,
the Whereas, one-third of the dfre
the ! holders and one-third of the ulbeto
be- ; residing in Pleesant Hill school di
ing trict No. 31, have petitioned t!
ire, I county Board of Education to ord
(2) | an election to determine Whether
od- not an additional tax or two (:
mills shall be levied onAll real ai
personal property in sJTd school d
trict No. 311 for school purposes.
We hereb r order Jibe trustees
said Pleasar t Hill district No. 31
a hold the el< itlon m\ Saturday, Fe
the ruary 2 2, a Pl^fsant Hill scho
any house. At /hlcJy election only su
the electors as 'etifn real or person
C., property fof, ^cation, and who e
at hlbit their receipts and regl
ose tration certiffcates shall be a'lowt
of to vote. Election shall open ai
00. close as all general elections.
RY A. C. ROWELL,
H. E. COFFEY,
J. H. HAMEL,
s County Board of Education.
TTLE LAMB /
LAMB, /
WHITE AS SNOW? /
I AT MARY WENT, /
ft E TO CiO. X
.-?? ihnm, UNK IlflY I
ITFUL COLD X
<lld>. /
-IB LOVG/OWANS SO
KB < KIMT <
::l> 'Jr < voir k:vow*
h t^fres Croup. Colds Pneumonia, ?
vep h bottle in the home for iin- J
X it. 25c, nor and fl.OO.
-If AI. CO., Concord, N. C. J
|r* ?1 1 -n" '? ? "
NEWS, FEBRUARY 8, 1913.
g CITATION. STH
- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 00?*^
e- Count;* of Lancaster. fw
d. By J. E. Stewman, Judge of Probate. I
>" Whereas J. E. Porter has made ^
suit to me to grant him letters of G9
~ ^Administration of the Estate and
effects of John W. A. Porter. I>^J< TJ
These re therefore to cite and G9 *'
admonish all and singular the kind- fjfc
red and^ Credito.-s of thqf said John
*v w. a. rorier, deceasedJ that they MB
J~ be and appear before tne, in the,.' gjk
t8 Court of Probate, to Joe held
n" Lancaster on Febroarvr 19th, J(^3, flB
lu next, after publicntiai thea^of, at Prt
y. 1 lo'clock in the foreaooi^^o show
cause if any they Ma^^why the R
? said Administration Ijjrould not be M ,m
,r? granted. \r
e* Given under my hand, this 5th M th<
et day of February, Anno Domini 1913. fjfc
J. E. STEWMAN, Q ?
^ Probate Judge. W go,
Notic of Discharge. B I
?T Notice is hereby given thap--fte t
undersigned, as kuardian of Ross
Blackmon, will, on the \^C day of th>
March, 1913, mi ke hej^fnal return
as such guardia i, aiur apply to the roi
Probate Court < f Lancaster county
for letters dism sjlory. W
ALMETTA ; /BLACKMON, flA
T Guardian of C7. Ross Blackmon. ^H|
" Jan. 29, 1913. 34-42-w jjgj pl,
Notice to Debtors and Creditors. W de
All persons Indebted to the estate
t? of J. E. Taylor, deceased, will make VP JO
payment at once to the underflfgned, W
and all those having claim#* against
. said estate will present.,Mime, duly VQ ed
authenticated. / jJr W
" W/P*ftOBINSON. S N1
a' Administrator Esttrte of J. E. Tay- VB ,
S- lor, Deceased. " W lM
__ .-Feb. 1, 1913. 35-48-s
y* Notice of Dischij^. M
^ Notice is hereby glvsiv^rhat the un- VB| ?
^ derslgned will, on tbe^nth day of Feb- MK
*e uary, 1913, make t|iMr final return as
e> administrator of \.)m estate of Koto L. VP
Q~ MeOuirt, decaasepT and apply to the OO >r
n- Probate Court\uy Lanoaster County tor 11
letters dismissory. VB.
?r M. GRIFFIN, M
7- W. J. CRENSHAW, S
'e Administrators of Estate of Rosa L. VP
MoGulrt, Deo eased. 29-37-s OjO
r E<
?T Schedules Southern Railway. W|
Premier I'arricr of the South. #,PP
N. B.?Schedule figures published ?
as Information only and are not
guaranteed. Effective Sept- 15, 1912. L
Daily departure from Lancaster: X,
a" / No. 113?10:05 a. m. for Rock
Hill and way stations. Nice 6
T No. 118?8:31 a. m. for Camden, Up, two
Columbia and way stations. near Intel
No. 114?2:00 p. m. for Camden, ket stre
is- Columbia, Charleston and way sta- $1,800.00
A tions. 3 00 Ac
' i No. 117?7:48 p. m. for Rock rfl,
^ Hill, Yorkville and way tations. Also ln_? th
(y Charlotte, Washington, Philadelphia a^e'B ext
at and New York. 200
W. E. McGee, A. G. P. A., Colum- acrt,
_ bia, S. C.; W. H. Caffey, D. P. A.. ?a7 v
* Charleston, S. C. price of
p1 Lancaster & Chester Ry. Co. iToVpe1
XSTER A CHESTER RY. CO. cash.
Schedule In Effect March 3rd 1912. 61% a
a? Eastern Time. Dixie, 30
8t WESTBOUND 3-room
Lv. Lancaster 6:00a?3:35p open. Pi
* Lv. Fort Lawn ....6:30a?44:08p acres by
i Lv. Richburg 6:55a?4:43p etc (^an
. Ar. Chester 7:30a?5:20p rni/
EASTBOUND ,
f Lv. Chester 9:30a?6:45p ?ear Dwl
~ Lv. Richburg .. . .10:20a?7:25p no\,.8ea<f
IS- Lv. Bascomvllle. . .. 10:30a?7:35p .weu ?r 1
n." Lv. Fort Lawn .. ..11:00a?7:50p J
at Ar. Lancaster 11:30?8:15p *2,450.00
Connections?Chester, with South- ! 4 3 acr
ern, Seaboard and Caroli .a & joining ?
n" Northwestern Railways. Sam Lan
1(1 Fort Lawn, with Seaboard Air road, nea
|r- .ine Railway. I per acre.
!r? Lancaster, with Southern Railway, j 15 acr
A. P. McLURE, Supt. < Stogner.
? : one mile
to _ Arch roa
ld T T7* C Cross ro*
? rKlti^ prA;?T
>n C A * I CI b>50
-ror (juick bale sm
^ room ten
ft~ 284 acres lan d, miles west of Taxa- springs. J
r8 haw, 10 miles of Heath Springs and $1,200 #1
's~ Pageland, known as the"Irvin Knight" ; 3 6X1*1
or Jos. F. Gregory place. lf>0 aores orig- street^ 1
er" lnal growth long leaf pine timber. Own- j cash./ (I
yr er. Miss Annie Gregory. Price per p)/ ^jc
. j aore $20.00 gale/at a
120 acres, 8 miles north of Lancaster, .
's" 2 miles north of Riverside, joins prop- .tf erty
old Wax haw church, 2 horse farpi ! '
in cultivation. Property of Mrs. Mary | f
1? McDow. Price per acre. . . $21.00,5/' n*1 1/
1)" 485 aores, near Antioeh, on two pub?'
lie roa<is, 0 good tenant houses. Rents/
lor 22 bales ootton 500 lbs. eaoh, Sear 3^ 1
a' me at onoe.
44 acres,! 3 miles west of Ilea pi !!*". P'*
ls~ .Springs, cl^o to ohuroh and schoolf )U '<tr
e . joins lands pf Bennett Brag. Property C" ? ,,
1 of J. M. Knight. Prioe |>6r acre $25.00 ... ' a
f . ? . . nett s, nf
400 acreid recently purchased at a Heaver q
bargain and will bo j^dd accordingly hy j^a
and quicklr in th.ew separate tracts, house an
Owner, T. fl. IIugh?rf Prioe $16.00 per ??
ere and aljove. / J" j "*
* [Iio/SES ? <
? One hou le oy8 roorai In town of open, tw
r Heath Spr iknJiii College, Perry and room an
Broadway strwts. Now ocoupied by acres of
W, O. HotiVhf Size of lot, 100 ft. front $3,000.
by HBO ft. Upep. Owner, Rev. S. N. 39 aci
I Wataon. Pflce $2,000 miles no
* One house and lot built two years in eultlv
) with four rooms, 8 ft. hall, Ao. on West 76 acr
Aroh street, with barn Ao. Size 5-room
' of lot 100x178. Owner, L. P. Dabney. houses.
, Prioe $1,626 Price $31
One house and lot on French St.,near
! Southern R. K. with 4 large rooms Ac., * 2,'^ P
level lot, 70 ft. front by 126 deep. Own- Three
't er, J. \1. Ferguson. Price $1,675 "larkmoi
I?o not be deceived Into believing 1 C\r
' real estate will ever be cheaper. My II ' ^
' sales are greater than ever and will still
increase as price of cotton and other
produce advances. Buy dirt and , 2-acre
I In Lanca
: J "DO IT NOW."
: T M HUGHES Rrnker X IV
^ rn W AT?? ? w VSBV1 I A AW,
: v _.
0 OUR C
here Are Many s,
of You,
That we appreciate your
tronage, your loyalty
d HteadfastueBH, .fully as
toh aH you appreciate
? help we have at times
Li
en able to fnrniBh you,
p?
bs without saying. D
HOWEVEK, we want to ft1
te this public method of g
inking you for past pat3age
and, with full conenoe
that this patron- ^
0 will oontiaue, we i
?dge you our beet en- f
avors in the fntnre at ,
11 have bad in the past/
Wjahing you an inoiejpimeaiinre
of HAWI.
28H and PROSPERITY
the year 1913; vJb are
T
Sinoerely yoprs,
TXS
E
HE BANK OF
LANCASTER C
"The Old Reliable."
7arm La
-room house, nicely fltt
blocks of court house a
rsection of Dunlap and Mi
sets. Price right no
i.
res, D. P. Baker's, on W'
Lynches Creeks, two but!
ree horse farm open,
ra line bottoms and aoc
s In woods v'C.h thousan
mber. Timber alone, I ;
rorth more than the askl
land. Adjoining Isnds s
to $20 an acre. Will ta
r acre for quick sale si
teres, Jndson Usher's, nc
acres very fine saw timb
house and 30 acre fai
ice $4 0 per acre. Also 1
same with improvemen
be bought at $4 5 per ac
acres, Marcus Estridge
ght, 30 acres worked, t'
5-room and 4-room, go
vater and pasture. Nic<
Price if sold right
I.
es, Allen Alsobrook's, ?
lenry Frasier, Ben Hunt
ey, etc., on Ginger Ca
r Union church. Price $
es and small house, W.
A nice and desirable far
east of Lancaster, on N>
d and oiy the McDow H
id. See tne right off 1
I termsf
few oyfer small tracts nei
jw ro/l bargains,
es a|>out 1-4 mile north
eekr church and east of N
, ^room house and good,
^it house. Several
'About 20 acres cuL$fvat<
72V4 acres at $25^n ac
i nice lots oiymew Ar
Will sell vejy cheap 1
. P. IlardiiL^bts.) SEE M
In tyre's once new house I
bargalj^r
acrear one mile east
inpublic road, well wat
<w\ place. 45 to 50 aci
r Good 4-room hou
iuse, barn and stables a
ture. By good school,
i. $32.50 an acre,
lores on Flat Creek, P
ice. Nice house and o
Farm open, good wat
.00 an acre.
teres, T. H. and E. S. B(
>ar Anvil Rock and west
ireek road, on road lendl
rlon Walker's. Teni
d 10 acres of fresh lai
Ine thicket. Some very f
10 an acre.
:res, Minor Johnson's, n<
church, three horse fa
o houses, 4 room and
d outbuildings, about
nice saw timber. For pli
es, R. II. McMurray's,
rth of Lancaster, 25 ac
ation. Price $30 per a<
es, J. H. Barr's, near DIj
house and two ten:
Also 40 acre farm op
> per acre.
es, near Tom Hance's. Pr
er acre.
nice 3-room houses, S.
n place, very cheap.
6-room house, 4 V4 ac
rth Lancaster. Price $3,5
r. ?. mackey iois norm
>rlnK, cheap.
lot by Farmers' warehoi
ster. See me.
"STRAIG1
L BELK, Ag
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USTOMERS:!
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tatement of Condition at the BB
mj
Close of Business, Decern- ra
ber 31, 1912. g
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RESOURCES ?
oans and discounts $504,689.65
onds 12,500.00 0
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urmture&fixtures 1.000.00 ^
anking house and jnj
lpt 5,800.00 g
?ye by banks, and
^cash on hand 183,812.52 0,
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$707,802.17 g
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LIABILITIES g
apital stock $ 50,000.00 g
urplus and undi- 0
vided profits 111,500.00 g
ividend payable gg
Jan. 1 2,500.00 0
DEPOSITS 543,802.17 g
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$707,802.17 j
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nd For Sale
ed Lot back of Masonic hall In Lannd
caster. Price $2,500.
ir- Springs lots In North Lancaster,
w, See me.
Burnt house lot by Perkins'
lid place. East End, $750. Also Perkins*
Id- 2-story house and lot, East End.
50 Price $2,250 to $2,500.
>ut Three lots, Sinclair Heights.
d9 Price $160.
im 01% acres on Flat Creek, S.
Ug Small's. $1,060.
ejl 5-room house and 2-acre lot,
ke Clyburn's, East End. $2,000.
)Qt 103 acres, near Elgin, $3,000.
Two 50-acre lots by Geo. Baker's,
$25.00 an acre.
;ar T. M. C. Mosler's home place,
er> eight miles east of Lancaster; deed
calls for 244 acres, $6,000.
^ 4 68 acres, Slstare place, 3 miles
ts* of Lancaster, to be sold In lots or as
^e- a whole. Price $26 to $27.50 per
i's. acre.
wo 56% acres at Antloch. $32.50
od per acre.
sly 3 86 acres, Jim Blackmon's Dell
on jtieiton place, near Union, $21 per
acre.
id- 814 acres, T. W. McMurray's
er, home place, 5 miles north of Lanko
caster, cut up In lots at $25, $30 and
25 upwards per acre. f
371 acres, the Moore tract, near
p Union church. $25 per acre.
' Nice 5-room house, North Lancaater.
Dr. Mclntyre's. $2,500.
[ill Plyler lots on Meeting and Barr
. streets, north of Bob Crawford's
new house, large lots. $4 00 and up.
107% acres, one mile south of
ar~ factory, known as Hunter place, two
holies and farms. $4 5 per acre,
of 155 acres, three miles north of
ew, Taxahaw, known as Tom McManus
and Dewette tracts, and by Strict
od Knight's one-horse farm open,
ed. $2,000.
re. 72 acres by Alex Waters placo
>ck and known as J. P. Carries tract;
for house and 2-horse farm open. $28.60
[j2 per acre.
93 V6 acres, Rufus Carnes tract,
ror by above tract, house and one-horse
farm open. $2 2 per acre,
of 70 acres, J. A. Cauthen's, near
er- Dan Bailey's house, and 60-acre
res farm open. $22.50 per acre,
se, 98 acres. W. E. Thompson's, 7
nd miles northwest of Bethune, on
J. both sides of Porter and Camden
I road, by Bill McCastles. $5 per
ten 1 icre.
ut- 72 acres, north of Taxahaw,
er know as the Hugh McManus place.
$1,500.
Bn- 600 acres on Catawba river. See
of me.
[ng Six desirable East End lots?very
int cheap. See me.
nd, 4 0 acres at fork New Arch road,
lne 2 miles of anacter. $70 an acre.
13 V6 acres, known as the Miller
ear Gold Mine, by Minor Johnson's
rm with mineral rights. $20 an acre.
2 3 Sinclair Heights lots, corner
26 lots. Southeast side of Gay and Ferace
guson streets, $50. Also 4 lots NT.
W. corner Dunlap and Ferguson
six streets. $200. (Davis.)
res 25 acres, Carter Adams, 3 miles
:re. north of Lancaster, west of Riverde,
side road and by W. J. Cunningant
ham's Sistare place. $26 an acre,
en. Ask me for other bargains and if
you have any land for sale rememice
ber I will handle it at 2 to 2 V6 per
cent commission and all town propT.
erty at 2 per cent commission and I
promise you a straight deal. If you
res want to sell or buy a home or a farm
00. see me for I can save you money. If
of you want to rent a house in town,
I havea desirable houses for rent.
use I Write, phone or see me If interI
ested In land.
\IT DEALING."
;ent. Lancaster, S. C.