The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 12, 1913, Page 5, Image 5
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I ?I ?Mr.
E. E. Huey went to
Florida last night to visit his ^
brother and cousins. He will Gf a
be met in Camden by his sister, iast
Miss Louise Huey, of Cheraw, two
who will accompany him. win
?Mrs. Sara Shuler of Lex- ker,
ington is the guest. of Rev. and Bet
Mrs. W. H. Hodges. Her exctl- Holl
lent voice was quite an addition lott<
to the music at the Sunday aboi
_ v morning service at the First ent,
Methodist church. plea
?Dr. J. W. H. Dyches, pastor
of the Heath Spring Baptist T
church and his father-in-law, D. <
Mr. C. A. Gregory, of Clover, Feb
Halifax county, Virginia, were Mrs
IS in town Monday, taking in the c?ui
sights in and around Lancaster. mac
We are indebted to them for a ters
pleasant call while here. f?r?
?The many friends of Dr. ?^
and Mrs. J. B. Patrick of Rock . ur
Hill will be sorry to hear of a
painful accident which befell
their baby boy last Friday. The serv
nurse let the little fellow fall,
breaking his left shoulder. The ,
broke'n bones were set and the "?s1
L i , , . ? ohni
cnnci nas Deen getting along
nicely. , Ie
ly ?
ganr
PERSONALS
app.
mer
Mr. J. H. Witherspoon of sch<
Rock Hill visited relatives here in d
last Friday. ing
Miss Pearl Coffey spent Sun- Red
day in Rock Hill with Miss and
Frances Massey. note
Misses Mary Davis and
Francina Milling were the
week-end guests of Mrs. George B
C. Heath in Charlotte. Cou
Mr. A. Lloyd Moore spent whi<
Sunday with his parents at In- nexl
?. man. o'clc
^ Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards not
and children returned Monday coui
from a visit to relatives in evei
Monroe. tere
Mr. E. B. Lingle has returned prej
from a business trip to New Eve
York. shoi
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jones spent
Sunday in Heath Springs with
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Jones.
Mr. Edward Hodges has returned
rom Columbia, where he
spent several days at the corn
sho\v.
Mrs. Anna Stevens, who has ' ?
been visiting her son, Mr. W. ^pe<
M. Stevens, left Monday for P
Cheraw. Mr.
Miss Rebecca Walker, who 1 **oa<
has been the guest of Miss Beth is b
Brown for the past few weeks, i tTon
returned yesterday to her home ty 1
in Winnsboro, accompanied by I This
Miss Brown. j ville
Senator T. J. Strait spent outl
W Sunday at home, returning to tical
Columbia Monday. \ wat<
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Wither- the
spoon spent Monday in Char- i ?ut
lotte. | M
Mrs. C. D. Jones is in Char- Pai'
lotte. | J. R
Mrs. Frank Harper of Belton som
is the guest of her parents, Mr. com
and Mrs. W. T. Gregory. corr
Mr. J. C. Elliott is in Atlanta Y
on business this week. niuc
Miss Maude Holley of Winns- e(l ^
bor is the guest of Miss Char- . rese
lotte Jones. be 1
Mr. W. M. Prince and daugh- ?f 0
ter, Miss Ethel, of Gainesville, !,awf
F];i WPl'C thp (riioatc r\f Mfa ' nOni
? f ' - v??Vy V?Vk7t/0 V7 L iU 1 Ol | "
Emma Small on Sunday. | on'y
Mr. Bowman Beaufort of a.ny
Graniteville spent Saturday r*cu
with his father-in-law, Mr. C.
W. Jones. i tion
Mr. J. M. Hood has returned i vot
home after spending two weeks | t
in the Western stock markets.
Mr. and Mrs. It. Evans Wylie ty ^
visited Mr. and Mrs. W. J. cost
Roddey in Rock Hill Sunday. coul
Mr. Tom Reid spent Sunday ^ *
at his home in Rock Hill. | oth<
Miss Adele Pinckney has been ^ev"
spending several days at the wou
home of Col. Leroy Springs. j an(^
j0 Miss Carrie Beckham is visit- | *ssu
ing Mrs. Daisy Hasseltine in en()l
Rock HilL mm
tow
Can't be Beat. j onc<
Mr. James A. Cauthen, of Dry j for
Creek, left at this office Monday j nex
two turnips, of the purple top ! I
variety, weighing, the one 7 3-4 tinn
pounds and the other 7 pounds, coui
Mr. Cauthen used Catawba fer- for
tilizer in raisin# these turnips. a#e
We hope the newspapers of our fari
sister counties will "sit up and Lan
take notice." We don't believe pori
this can be beat. / cast
Do you know tiylr more real dan- e(j j
gor lurka in a common cold than In .
any other of tjdh minor ailments?
The safo way M to take Chamber- **en
Iain's Cough J? medy, a thoroughly #ar
reliable prepJIatlon, and rid yourself
of the m\i\ as quickly as posslhie.
This fkmody is for sale by all
dealers, W P**?
I ^
%
n
1J thus bri
i * 1 county;
AC !be to
JUiZLLLL f business
terprise
Eackey's hall was the scene ^
i delightful little dance given ? . ,
Friday evening in honor of bPecial
attractive visitors from Heath
insboro, Miss Rebecca Wal- an<^ Mrs
who was the guest of Miss ca?ter, s
h Brown, and Miss Maude kin, spei
ley, the guest of Miss Char- Mrs. D.
e Jones. There were only Mrs.
ut a score of dancers pres- s?n ^
but these spent a very nif?ht tc
sant evening. ^on'
* * * by privt
i r i. /-ii a t% tt 1Y/Ti* r
ne juancasier unapier 01 u. , .vU.
held its monthly meeting been vis
ruary 6, at the residence of P/0/1?8'
. Mary McDow. An en- *L om
raging response roll call was . Mr* L
le. Several business mat- ,rnP?rtai
of importance were laid be- f?re the
i the chapter, and an inter- ?n
ng and instructive piece on *.that
igin of U. D. C.," was read ^.r* ^
Mrs. A. B. Linsay. After ?? 7 s
jurnment refreshments were , 0 ,
red. hand ax
pruning
[iss Ruth Funderburk was
tess last Friday evening to rtv* /
Lit a dozen of her young .*
nds. The time passed quick- ?',na? 18
md pleasantly with various PaJ*cnts.
les and music. The guests . ,?r r
e invited into the dining !ng rec
n, where at a beautifully Pfese
Dinted table, dainty refresh- S?rV\ e
its were served. The color ^lob'ey,
jme of red was carried out Vaughn,
letail, the valentine idea be- j, "1.0101
everywhere in evidence. \ binJs
hearts were the place cards a5
the candy added another 1 |.on('ay,
. or anci
1 ?f c?l?r blue bat
Be Sure to Attend. twentv-l
e sure to remember the iesson~ s
nty Educational Association 'Q1
ch meets at the court house l)esj. gp(
t Saturday morning at 10 wors?
)ck. It is important that ' ' .
only every teacher in the JON]
ity should be present, but
*y trustee as well. An in- Special
sting program has been Jones'
>ared for the occasion. ?The b
ry school in the county house I
rid be well represented. uirpose
purchasi
a most s
COUNTY NEWS SiL,
eighteen
PLEASANT VALLEY. foUowto!
:ial to The News. [^nsie,
leasant Valley, Feb. 11.? Julia H
J. A. Hyatt, the well known irene B<
1 contractor of Van VVyck, Jessie
usy constructing a new road Carrie >
n the Barberville communi- Almeta
;o the Bailes bridge road, pitman.
i road will give the Barber:
community a much needed
et as they have been praclly
shut in in times of high Special 1
er. Mr. T. W. Secrest did Fork
engineering work in laying Mrs. t.
this new road. Couch's
essrs. O. Barber, J. Z. iasf Wge
es, J. M. Harris, T. W. Culp, ' Mrs. !
,. Wolfe and S. E. Bailes are daUghte
e of the farmers of this ]a8^ wee
munity who attended the Mr. ai
1 exnosit.inn in PAlnmKlo . - - -
v'"""""' visited li
our correspondent was sunday.
h interested in the suggest- " There
agislation by one of our rep- per j
ntatives that a bond issue
yoted for the improvement rnn i
ur roads. My idea of road rUK L
i has always been for a
i issue, because this is the
f practical way of getting "io,,*.
permanent roads in an ag- The fo
Itural county. I believe that red in i.r
matter should be left op- ze,LreJIaIt<
al with each township to daily!1 &
s as many or as few bonds as ' Lancas
hinks necessary. Some of lieved.
sandy sections of the coun- ...Pett,np
vould not need to build the ^ry t
ly macadam road, and of tested Qu
-se these sections should not Laneas
axed to build roads in some ter peopl
?r part of the county. I be- the p?ro*Nf
b that our present tax levy Lancas
Id provide a sinking fund Riven,
pay the interest on a bond ly" ls
e that would be large tpr ^ 'c
jgh to sand-clay or macada- tensely a
b the principal roads in each ordered,
nship, and thus secure at; pn^^ed u
i permanent roads, not only i a,')oa'n(J
this generation, but for the ' standard
t. it did no
hope The Ne;,5 will con- ,no- My
le to agitate the matter of a i vJJ
nty fair. How would it do ' For su
the county demonstration rents, f
nt to call a meeting of the N, w V('r
ners and business men in '''^nun
icaster and perfect a tern- Und take
Eiry organization of the Lan
:er County Fair Association?
committee could be appoint
to solicit stock, and it would j, to
take long to find out the gociation
timent of the people in re- house s
d to the matter. I believe ; ?
t a county fair would do as
:h as any other one thing to
mote better farming, and
IE LANCASTER NEWS, FEBRUARY 12,1913.
ing more wealth to our Saturday night, the 15th, the
and why would it not proceeds to go for the benefit
the interest of every of the church.
; man to promote an en- Messrs. Ira Crenshaw and
of this kind? Walter Mothershed of Camp
Creek spent Sunday in Fork
IEATH SPRING. Hill.
. r: Misses Telitha and Lena Mcto
Ihe News. Whorter spent Saturday night
i Spring, Feb. 11.?Mr. with the former's sister, Miss
Will D. Jones of Lan- Lula McWhorter of Flint Ridge,
ind Mrs. Boykin of Boy- Mrs. J. Y. Hammond spent
nt Sunday with Mr. and Saturday night with her mothM.
Jones. er, Mrs. S. J. Sims.
E. P. Hudson and little Miss Zelma Couch spent Sun/enters
arrived Monday diiy with he cousin, Miss Etta
. x/r o 1- '
f visib iuia. oaran nor- Couch.
tv. Mr. Hudson will come
ite conveyance. This Is the season of the year
:. A. Gregory, who has when mothers feel very much- con...
i_- j ' . i cerned over tho frequent colds con'
i *1?" Mr8. tracted by their chlldjarf and have
left Monday night for abundant reason far*ft as every cold
e at Clover, Va. weakens the luugv; lowers the vital,.
J. Mackey, who is an Ity and pavjpHR way for the more
. _?;a_ ___ ;' _ . serious diseases that so often follow,
nt Witness in a case be- Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is fa!
COUrt at Yorkville, left mous for Its cures, and Is pleasant
evening train Monday and safe to take. For sale by all
place. dealers. w
ewis A. Duncan, who re- ??
i by the deflection of a Business Notices
e with which we was ?
trees, is recovering ,sdY5P
Heath Springs Jf^sbyterian church
Vlelvm Stover, recently will serve cj^iTOrs Friday afternoon,
Jniversity of South Car- beginning aT & o'clock at the Rank
now at home with his buildings, Heath Springs. All are
Invited.
lublic school is still be- WANTED?Cow hides, mfcrfT hides,
TUited." The last class I coon hides, fox hlddrT muskrat
:nt itself for enrollment blde8- wm, p*y h,5^81tl CHBh pricesi
f r, T , XIt m See me before.''selling. Capers
dT ?i G' k',.and W-T T- Cauthen. ~ 38-39
J. C. Williams, W. J.
, L. J. Mackey and A. F. LOST?Sunday afternoon someid,
H. P. Mobley and J. .. whfer? b?^een th? ?resldc?c?, of
u *i.u r i- 1 Mr. J. P. Allison and the postofllce,
, who, With faces wash- a s|lver belt pin engraved with the
beads combed, appeared initials, m. c. a. Finder please
morning with the relic leave at this office. it
ient times, Webster's ~
,,, y, I we WIL.L. HAVE to arj**e today
"k spelling book. ^ Pro- | (Wednesday) one carWfad of welldoore,
after assigning broke Mules and ijtffSes Wy also
Ive pages for the first have a lot of ns slightly dament
the boys home, with a?e(i at a bar?aina
<. ,, Jones-Klliot>riVIule Co. 3 8
ruse of a prize for the
lller and One for the THE STATE B. Y. P. U. Convention
| will meet witrh the Cheraw Bap
tist church Feb. 18th to the 20th.
ES' CROSS ROADS. Every Young People' Union and
every Baptist church should send at
- rpi vT0,I,t, least two delp#?tes to this conven1
ne INewS. tion. I. lippfc that every Union will
Cross Roads, Feb. 11. he rej^pdfnted. W. L. Cro\ton, SuOX
supper at the school perij^ndunt, Moriah Association.
Friday evening for the ' 2-i~-it-c
Of securing funds for THE BEST CHICKEN for the^iarm
ing a new organ, was is tin Silver Camplne. Th^v also
lUCCessful and enjoyable (,? splendid when contlnydT 1 have
rri ,, i, the best strain in Ap??Vica. Eggs
Thirty-one dollais was $3 pp a setting of HTT. E. Hilton.
from the sale of the
i handsome boxes and WANTED?Oraers for fine frostkes
contributed by the proof cabbage plants at $1.25 per
g young ladies: Misses l.ooo, all varieties. Cheaper in
Soulce, Mary, Lois and caniiou^SSlJ^ttVi gg"J,anteod'
Kirk, Nettie Caskey.;*" a
arper, Alice Beckham,
mnett, Norma Cauthen, free treatment jot suffering
Bailey, Margie Bailey '
Aren Mcllwaine, Beth treatment of a Home Remedy which
and Ethel Sowell, Lula will absolutely. hre all female complaints.
Address with stamp, Mrs/
M. A. Hilton, Kershaw, S. C. 4r-xf
FORK HILi.,. NOTICE?I have sold mf entire
tock of drugs, tohatico, paints,
to The News. and all other stockoT goods and fly
Hill, Feb. 11.?Mr. and turea /,?
T i. . i | eery Co. AlV?Tirms or individua.18
J. COUCh visitor! Mra 1 .
, ,,-- , noiuing rwrtns against me Vill
lather, Mr. hi. J. Sims, please parent them for payment,
k. | E. W. /fammond, Heath Springs, S.
S. J. Sims visited her Jan- 21, 1913r,
Mrs. J. Y. Hammond, FOR sale?Any length of oak or
k. pine fire wood. Prompt delivery,
nd Mrs. Ira Brasinpfton Phone order to Jones-Elliott Mule
Ar. and Mrs. T. J. Couch Company.
f
will he a ha>dv-et sun BREAKFAST l$At'<?N>^ho;ied Bone
It'll Dasket slip- ,OB8 H Stogner A
'ork Hill school house ntnson. Jr 3o-?r
i .irf '
ANPA^TPD PPHPI P FRESH FISH apd' Oysters Friday
i/l 11 wtt J I LI\ I CUI LC and Satur4*T of each week at
Stogner & Hfnson. 30-tf
Citizens' Experiences Fur
opic for Lancaster Discus- .NOTICE?All persons now indebted
to the firm of McMairhs & Co., are
Mowing experience occur- asked to come and'make prompt
incaster. A Lancaster cltl- settlement. We ac^'going to change
?8 It. our business aiuj/alo not wish to be
r experiences are occurring forced to plac^any papers in the
j bauds of an^^torney. But we must
ter people are being re- have settleyfents. MeManus & Co.,
Tradesvilltr S. C., Jirliuary 2, 1913.
; rid of distressing kidney / j/r 28-tf
lm.n'a VI/lnA.. nui. .1.- ! III? IJCVT l r.. . ?l ?
i iiIBt lilt* i ....op-f-vBuum V|?l">
laker remedy. | to Benn%n-Fergus<5n Co. 16-tf
tor people testify, Lancas- ^
b profit. FOR STYI>IR^\Veclding Invitations,
idence is home evidence CarbcrhPtfpor or Oliver and Remconvincing.
ngton Typewriter Ribbons, call at
ter testimony Is gratefully 1'ie News office. . 1-tf
ter sufferers should read i t I'OST?On ChristpTfis morning -runLangley,
Elm St., Lancas- 1 nil,? a fox- a J^faok and tan hound
, says: "My back ached in- (,(.)?. white bp^ast. named Tickler,
md my kidnevs were dls- 1 *i>00 Reward Notify W. A. Plyler,
The kidney secretions Route 2, /axalmw, S. C. 36 4ts
regularly and were nnnat- 1
me time ago I got a supply DON'T THROW away your auto
s Kidney Pills from the I tires that have blowpout. Send
Drug Company's store and , them to the Cotton pistes Wagon
t take them long to relievo Co., Monroe, N. C.^^nid have them
kidneys aro now in a nor- | vulcanized. We payrexpress one way.
ulition and my pains and We remain, youjtT very truly. Cotton
ve disappeared." States Wagoi},Company. 23-49
le by all dealers. Price 60
"oster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, Special Notice,
k, sole agents for the Unl- There will be a box supper and
s- Valentii^t party at the CraigsvlUe
iber the name?Doan's?- school hou&o "near the residency of
no othor. j pr raig, next Friday >?flght,
? Fob. 14. at 7.30 o'clock. The pub~
lie is cordially invited. /
xeeutlvo Committee of tho ] Special Notkre.
r County Educational An-' Camp Crook Couyfl, No. 79, Jr.
will mee^ in tho court ' O. U. A. M. will h^ira a public mectlaturday,
j-Teb. 15, at 10 ins Saturday U'R)n, February 15, at
. m. Bv^fy member of this 7:30. Mr. jr. Rowell will make
e i? ui*od to be present, an address tip/flie Rood of the order,
of importance. Tho public la cordially invited.
A. C. HOWELL, IRA B. CRENSHAW, R. S.
Chairman. 2-12-lt-c
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2 10 Ulir STATEMENT OF Tl
OF
8 Customers? THE B4NK 0F
located at Lancaste
.W, Tl . u close of business,
m There Are Many ?"
J RESOUR
fvf Vnil Loans and Discount
flB lUUy Overdrafts
Bonds and Stocks <
That we appreciate vour by t'ie Bank.
Furniture and Fixt
M patronage, your loyalty Banking House. . -
Duo from Banks
99 and Hteadfastueas, fully hh Bankers
Jmaoh 88 yon appreciate (;ohl8nCy
99, the help we have at times Silver and Other M
gjA Coin
^5 been able to furnish you, Checks and Cash Itc
goeH without saying. Total
^ HOWEVEK, we want to EIABILII
take ibis public method of Capital Stork I'ald
"PP. Surplus Fund . . .
PA thanking you for paat pat- Undivided Profits,
Current Expenses
99 ronage and, with full oon- Taxes Paid
W ? . . .. . . Due to Paci t and B
>wjw| lence that this patron- e
ago will continue, we Individual Deposits
PA to Check. . . .
pledge you our beat en- Savings Deposits..
PP. , , I Time Certificates of
deavorH in the future posit.
'0 you have had in tlje past Cashier's. Checks
99 VViahing you an inc eaH- loth I
w4 state of south
g< ed measure of HAPPI- . County of Lancas)
S NESS and PHQSPEUITY' Before me came
99 f liams. Cashier of tl
lor the year 1913; wo a^ve bank, who, being d
,^P, /" that the above and
99 Sincerely yoi^/n, ment is a true coi
/ bank, as shown by tl
PP > bank.
99, ? GEO. W
oworn 10 and su
me this 10th day of
8 THE BANK OF
Correct?Attest:
8 LANCASTER %Al3DZvZ
3 R. L. CRA
89 "The Old lteliable."
Bank No. 250. I
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION * IICITC ?
OF
all sizes of Ei
THE BANK OF HEATH SPRINGS mPs f?r ?.,.?,?
located at Heath Springs, S. C., at Thread in colc
the close of business Feb. 4, 1913. Floss and Cr
RESOURCES. and colors.
Loans and Discounts ....$ 10,103.08 stamping d<
i Overdrafts 1,830.26 I). M. C. F
1 Due from Banks and white.
Bankers 28,128.98 m.?p
Currency 20.00 MRS.- C
Gold 112.50 /
1 Silver and other Minor 34-43
I Coin 258.68
Checks and Cash Items. . 138.00
Tot;l1 $40,591.501 Tvnpwritp
LIABILITIES. lJptmilX
Capital Stock Paid in ..$ 10,000.00
Surplus Fond 2,one uO All Ma
Undividofl Profits, less
! currafit Expenses and . *,
I Tnjj#s Paid 275.96 11 lid (ill;
, Individual Deposits subire
t to Check 28,105.95
CAhier's Checks 209.59 F ill out thl
t Total $40,591.50 US ^0r a
state of south Carolina, the bargains
County of Lancaster, ss.
Before me came H. A. Horton,
, Cashier of the above named bank, Name
j who, being duly sworn, says that i L
j the above and foregoing statement :
j is a true condition of said hank, as Address
shown by the books of said hank.
h. a. horton, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 8tli dav of February, 1913.
vv. b. twitty,
Notary Public.
Co r rect?A ttest:
leroy springs. ~ ~
robt. b. mackey, bend me y
jno. t. stevens, ' built typewr:
Directors. | J ^
Notice of Election.
! Whereas one-third of the free- i I F FD A
holders and one-third of the elector J. fj# vl\/l
residing in White Bluff school dls
trict. No. 2 6, in Lancaster county, 217 South
have petitioned the County Board puAnr nTTi
of Education to order an election to i-'n i\i\LAJ 1 1
determine whether or not a tax of "?'?
three (3) mills shall be levied on all Notice
real and personal property in said Whereas on
district No. 26 for school purposes, holders and on
We hereby order the trustees of residing in Cra
White Bluff school district No. 26, No. 8. in Lai
to hold the election at White Bluff petitioned ;he
school house on Wednesday, Feb. j ucation to orde
26, 1913, at which election only mine whether
such electors as return real or per- tax of one (1
sonal property for taxation and who on all real a
exhibit their tax receipts and regis- in said district
tration certiflc&Ws shall be allowed poses,
to vote. Eleeflon shall open and We hereby
close as all general elections. said Craigsvilli
A. C. HOWELL, to hold the e
II. E. COFFEY, school house c
J. H. HAMEL, 1K. 1913, at
County Board of Education. such electors i
. ? sonal property
Notia of Discharge. exhibit their t
Notice W hereby given that the Jq1 vo"e ^Flec
undersijgfed, as guardian of C Itoss (.loE?. ft8 aH
Blackjllon, will, on the 1st day of
Martm, 1913, make her final return
as such guardian, and apply to the
Probate Court of Lancaster county ronntv pi
for letters dismissory.
AJLiMETTA J. BLAGKMON, Sale of r
Guardian of C. Ross Blackmon. t.v virtue ot
Jan. 29, 1913. 34-42-w batl> Court 0
1 -- South Caroliu*
Notice of IHwharKe. ga?0 ?0 hii
Notice la hereby given that the at tho^Jete rea
undersigned, as administrator of the Situjr; decease*
estate of Seborn Sirns, deceased, i Itfth day of F
wil.l on the 13th day of March, 1913, personal pro|
make his final return as such ad- longing to sal
mlniatrator and apply f.o the Pro- of household i
bate Court of Lancaster County for one mule, 19
letters dlsmlssory. buggies and 1
JOHN M IIINSON, dor, shop tool!
Admr. Estate of Seborn Sims. \
1 Feb. 11, 1913. 38-46-w
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HB CONDITION >JB
LANCASTER jg!
r. S. C., at the
February 4 th. ^P>
CES. >?P,
8. .. $476,302.37 jW,
31.586.85 fl|
)wn- iQ
12.500.00
urea 1.000.00 AA
. . . 5,800.00 "W
and JA8.
... <)n 79K 71 4iA
15,867.00
3,380.00
inor g?
. 2,589.46 W
:ras. . 13,545.65
w
$652,298.04 W
riFis. B
in..$ 50,000.00 B,
. . . . 100,000.00 CI
less
and B
.... 16,518 41 m
link
5.563.21 B
Sub- ||
. ... 286,329.25 W*
33,692.89 B
De- CI
. ... 159,178.18
616.10 ijj
. . . $652,298.04 ***?
CAROLINA, W
ter, ss:
Geo. W. WIN M
le ubove named Wm
uly sworn, says
foregoing state- M
adition of said CI
be books of said
r. WILLIAMS. W
ibscribed before
February, 1913. .B
H. POAG, CI
Motary Public.
!. THOMSON, W
NINGHAM. O
WFORD, B
Directors. Cl
Ittaaaa"
lust Received
brc Letters and Seal?idery.
No. 3 Crochet
ire for ba?s, etc. Silk
ochet Silk in white
ane at all times.
^lu?s ail colors and
. WM. JONES,
vaidwua oireet.
r Bargains!
kos Rebuilt
11 run teed . .
is coupon and mail
free list showing
we offer.
our free list of reiters.
iYTON & CO.,
i Tryon Street,
E, - - N. C.
of Election,
e-third of the freee-third
of the electors
igsville school district
ncaster county, have
county Hoard of Ed r
an election to deteror
not an additional
) mill shall be levied
nd personal property
No. 8 for sehoo; purorder
the trustees of
a school district No. 8
ilection at Craigsvllle
in Saturday. February
which election, only
fis return real or perfor
taxation, and who
ax receipt and regisates
shall be allowed
tion shall open and
neral elections.
A. C. ROWELL,
II TP r*AWrirttf
?. u. r r<l,
J. H. HA MEL.
:>ard of Education.
ersonal Property.
1 an order of the Prof
Lancaster county,
i, I will sell at public
<hest b'dder for cash,
idenee of Mrs Delilah
1, on Wednesday, the
obrnary, 1913, all the
[>erty and effects bed
deceased, consisting
and kitchen furniture,
head of hogs, two (2)
torse, corn, peas, fodt,
3 wagons, etc.
V. U. CLYRURN,
Administrator.
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