The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 11, 1913, Page 5, Image 5
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I Lancaster
: LOCAL DOTS M^or
I of Mr. A.
?Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lew- fn^'cho^
is Dabney, Friday morning last, \Vofford p
a , interschola
?Born, March 8, 1913, to test to b
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Evans, of This is a d
this place, a son. the young
?A daughter was born to Mr. student in
x ieunioni. t ui li
Mr. Eli B. Springs of New delivered.
York City is on a visit to his 6. Stree
brother, Col. Leroy Springs. blocks d<
Mr. W. C. Hough and little houses.
* son, William, have returned The ma
i from Washington, where they soon as p<
J attended the inauguration. Washingt(
County Supervisor T. O. n .,
Blackmon visited Charlotte Fri- r,V1T
day. , . The
Mr. Tom Reid spent Sunday ~eam will
with his parents in Rock Hill. Lancaster
Mrs. Frank Harper returned ne wee
Saturday to her home in Colum- y?u!n? me
athletes <
Mr. T. S. Carter of Suttons, I1010
Williamsburg county, is in at- l?wn a
tendance on court. 01 seeing
| Mr. W. L. Croxton of Ker- med 1,1
i shaw was in town today. fui?- ^ 1
; Messrs. Jule Nesbit and Bob , d
Massey of Van Wyck were in at- .V'. ?araK
tendance on court this week. [ !* annrM
bition, hov
: Captain Gonzales Going to Cuba ad who se'
ur Washington special to Char- Hnntrh
^ston News and Courier, March
pb. Recommendations for var- aP? n
ious diplomatic appointments '>n ,?ews
came today to both President A ;
Wilson and Secretary Bryan. . ease . .
Thomas Nelson Page was urged a ne^v ,
I * as ambassador to Germany, ,
while Jos. E. Willard was pre- a ".in"
sented for minister to Belguim; (>verruiecl
' W. E. Gonzales of Columbia, S. ?f"'enced
C., for minister to Cuba; P. A. T?.n
Stovall of Savannah, Ga., fo?- f, ?!
minister to Switzerland, and ( newiir
Ex-Governor McMillan of Ten- ^ a!onrfcssee
for ambassador to Mex- ( nu> lon;
ico. take" 1
i Subscribe for The News.
? cerned ovei
Do yon know that more real dan- tracted by
[ ger lurks In a common cold than In abundant r
, any other of the minor ailments? weakens th
C. The safe way Is to take Chamber- ity and pa\
Iain's Cough Remedy, a thoroughly serious dls?
reliable preparation, and rid your- Chamberlal
no!f Hie colli as milcklv n<t nnrnil. moils for I
Lble. This remedy 1b for Bale by ail and safe t<
dealers. w dealers.
ana ivirs. w. rniinps 01 tnis scnooi, a.
place on the 6th instant. cessful dec
?Remember the play at the friends wi
opera house this evening, "The further re
Merchant of Venice," by pupils They
of the high school. t? learn t
?The West End Neigbhor- ?f. a "?lin
. . hood Club will observe "Clean- ?est. <
t up Day" next Saturday. They 1 rot'
wish to make it general, so let's ^overnoi,
each do our part in the work. 1C?5!] th <
?Rev. T. C. O'Dell, presiding t T
elder, will preach in the First various4 dc
Methodist church Sunday activity i
morning at 11 o'clock. At the pian an(j [
close of the service he will hold pHupmHoo
it i ? I /. LUULclllUil,
the second quarterly confer- every brar
ence. ?
?Mr. H. D. Malloy, uncle of Mr. Georg
Mrs. W. M. Stevens of this Mr. Gee
place, died Saturday at his of the old<
home in Cheraw. All churches county, w;
in that place were closed Sun- branch on
day morning and the members Mr. James
joined in paying a last tribute lower Can
of respect to the memory of the count;
this worthy man by attending terday. He
his funeral at the hour for reg- Saturday
ular service. from wher
His death
ural cause
PERSONALS 3 Mr BeM
Nelson Be
fourscore
Miss Susie Steele of Rock married a
Hill visited her uncle, Mr. W. T. he had se
Williams, the past week-end. surviving
Mr. John Crawford has re- John F. F
i turned from Charlotte. Jr-? W. II
Miss Katherine Roddey of ^aJllcr ^n,
Rock Hill was the guest of Mrs. .. .
J. C. White last Saturday. ? a.^fee{A
Mrs. John H. Poag and son n^m'Lr"0l
are visiting their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Twitty in A. ?hf?iiv
Valdosta, Ga. reason of
Miss Jessie Nail, a Winthrop The ren
College student, returned Mon- jn Camp
day to Rock Hill after spending day.
a few days with Misses Sowell. * ?
Mr. L. C. Boyer returned Preparatic
Monday from Charlotte, where ol
he spent several days past. Postmas
Mrs. A. N. Whitesides and reC(~ived f
Miss Kitty Dunlap of Rock Hill P?ll*t'nent
spent the week-end in Lancas- Pare and 1
? ter with their cousin, Mrs. Jack me.nt a ' 1
White. guide to 1
Dr. F. D. Rodgers left yesterday
for Columbia. induded
Mr. C. V. Alexander returned for publi
last week to his home in Bir- passed by
v mingham, after a visit to his i joust set
V sisters, Misses Alyce and Lucile lowing poi
Alexander. i The ]
Mr. K. E. McKeown of Fort postolhce.
Lawn was in Lancaster on busi- 2. The <
ness Saturday. 3. The i
Mr. W. D. Dent has returned 4. The
from Lancaster. ? Greenville I 5. The i
i. moot of f I
THE LANCASTEI
Boy Honored at W. M. U. PROGRAM.
d Fitting School.
B. Ferguson, Jr., son Meelin* of Division No. n
B. Ferguson of this ,1. ^ l'oik Hill Ba|
been honored by be- liUFC ur ?
in to represent the TT W^rnnn s Missioi
itting School in the Union, Division No. 1, will
istic declamation con- ?s .<'u??fr? with
e held in Columbia. I'0.rk ?' ^ptist church,
listinct compliment to u a^' a chur
Lancastian While a arf earnestly "quested to
the Lancaster high delegates and a most cordis
B. was a most sue- vitation is extended to all
daimer and his many possibly can to attend, hoi
11 be pleased at this ,n? 118 lfhe Program:
cognition of his tal- .. D?cv?,V0"u Excrc,ses>
will also be gratified \w'. .a'a tv* i
, , ,. ? . VVpIprUYtP AHHraua IVT vo
nat at tne tormation r, " >??
kscales Club," in the ?* ' ? Qoj:0 r
of the campaign of in5^L ' Sadie
in J. Clinkscales for ^usi* s
A. B. was made pres- business.
e club. We note with n; . rp. ,
; Lancaster boys al- R 'J. . ; Need
a leading part in the Result of Informing Ours,
.partments of college as . .. Needot
md wish this young Carrying Out a Well
ithers Dursinir hitrher ranged Program Every M(
continued succss in Mrs' R- C- Small, Mrs. H.
.rh of work Connell. Miss Bessie Dabn.
ot worg. Discussion: What is
e W. Bell, Sr., Dead. Best Method of Obtaining
rge W. Bell, Sr., one Interest and Attendance at
est citizens of the Quarterly Meetings? Mrs. I
as found dead near a Pishop, Mrs. Cora Simi
a plantation road of ^r,s* I'red Ellis, Mrs. T.
i A. Williams in the Dabney.
op Creek section of Adjournment, one hour.
y about midday yes- Devotional, Mrs. EHza
i was last seen alive Dyles.
afternoon not far Report of committees,
e his body was found. _ Discussion: How Can
was the result of nat- Interest Young Ladies in
s, the deceased being sions? M*ss Nannie M
and feeble man. Ellis,.Mrs. S.
was a son of the late A ?
11 and had passed his Opportunities of Wome
vears In earlv life he Missionary Work. Mrs. F.
Miss Cole by whom Dabney, Mrs R. R. Willi
iveral children, the Miss Nanme Mooie.
ones being Messrs. Reading, Mrs. Mollie He
Sell, George W. Bell, .Praise and Thanksgiving
enry Bell, Mrs. B. A. vice, conducted by Mrs. \
d Mrs. B. P. Adams. Sl s' r-Tr'irnu
1 was a good citizen Mis.) D. R. FLETCIILR.
)le manners and liked j e resident Division Nc
r? knew , him* For * 3,000 Want to Guard Wi
f years he was court Th Get N|
[ forming his duties , . 17
until he retired by Wa.shington, ^Iarch
0j(j age retary McAdoo is being sw
riains were interred e(* nPPRcations lor
Creek grave-yard to- Pointment to the United S
secret service which gi
the President and protects
ins For New Post- currency against counterfei
ftce Building. ' With no vacancy existing, I
iter J. F. Hunter has applications have been rec<
rom the postoftice de- since March 4. They conl
a request that he pre- to arrive at the rate of 4
orward to the depart- day. Such a condition is sa
nap which will be a be due to the publication
them in the selection story that Secretary Mc
I + ^ o aaa ' - - ?
niw ICUCKli UUilU- ?U1HCU applications
ancaster, which was which to make (30 app
in the appropriation ments. Treasury officials
ic buildings recently the correctness of tl.fi r<
Congress. The map and declare that appointn
forth clearly the fol- to the secret service do no
ints: erage two a year.
locality of the present
Phillips-Self.
center of business. A ve-y beautiful event
center of population, the marriage of Mr. James
center of delivery. an(1 Miss Lessie Phillips, da
railroad station where ter <?t Mr. and Mrs. N
le mail is received and | Phillips, Sunday evening.
attendants were Mr. Wi
ts that are paved and Robinson and Miss Nellie
ivoted to business s.on- The ceremony was
formed by Notary Public \
p is to be prepared as Estridge at his home in
3ssible and sent on to presence of a number of fr
in. and relatives.
Gym. Team Coming. ? ,s af raos*aKe of hope
. . . " good cheer from Mrs. C. J. M
hividson gymnasium n00ne Mill, Va.. who Is the m
give an exhibition in of eighteen children. Mrs. iv
on Friday evening of was cured of stomach troubh
k. March 21 Thpao constipation by Chamberfaln's
,, j lets after five years of stffYerlnj
n are all well-trainea now recommends these tablt
and their appearance the public. Sold by all dealers
give the boys of the For a sprain you/will find
county an opportunity **?{ ? ^m^?TcT"X.or
what skill may be at- and
soon restores the parts
i physical exercise, healthy condition. 2 5 and 50
J are to participate in bottles for sale by all dealers.
Day exercises, should
ailarly interested in Special Notice.
jncement. The exhi- , ,T,Tr?.wil1 be * Farmers*
. , tute held at New Hope school
sever, is sine to please Thursday evening at 8 o'olo
e it, old and young. discuss the latest Improved in?
lu farming by district and c
Sentenced to Chair. farm demonstration agents. I
. i . ,,, , have a good crowd. We wa
special to Charles- round table talk oil the us
and ( OUl'ier, March guanos on the different kind
motion before Judge soils.
< afternoon, to grant r. l MoMani'S
.,1 x,^ ij~.,.?w County Farm Demonstra
til to John hi4 Hough, ^ klliott
of the murder of his District Ag<
aw, R. K. West, was
and the prisoner n
Trrvrrrrrr south caroli
[ Sfth by electro- County of Lancaster,
the 2oth day ot April, py j p. stewman, Judge of Pr
Igh received his sen- Whereas Wyatt Frasler has
i only a small show of 8,,lt to mo to *rant him Lett.
Administration of tlie Kstate ai
. , ... . fects of John Frasier, deceasec
An appeal Will he These are, therefore, to cit
he supreme court. admonish all and singular the
???- red and Creditors of the de<
he season of the year that they be and appear hefor
ers feel very much con- in the Court of Probate, to lx
r the frequent colds con- at Lancaster on Tuesday, Mar.
their children, and have 1913, next, after publication
cason for It as evory cold of, at 11 o'clock in the foreno
o lungs, lowers the vital- show cause, if any they have
res the way for the more the said Administration shoul
i^ses that so often follow, bo granted,
n's Cough Remedy Is fa- (ilven under my hand, tli
ts cures, and Is pleasant day <>f March tnno Domini 1
> take. For sale by all J..K. STKWMA?
w . 4 4-4 6-w Probate Jui
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t NEWS, MARCH 11, 1913.
Business Notices
o be
otist STKAYKD?Friday, March 7th.
^ turkey hen. Finder notify I)r. T.
E. Funderburk. 3-11-lt
nary
uuiu ^AiiuuAu cxira nicy mules unci
the .. horses for Greoo^' Hood Live j
o Stock Company will arrive tomorrow
, morning. , 3-11-lt
ches
send FOR SALE?Fine Rdrae Comb White
il in- Wyandottes, alpii eggs for hatcliing.
It. H. McWiurray, North Main
,. St.. Lancaster, S. C. 3-11-lt
How
FOR SALE?Cheap, one baby walkMrs.
er- Apply to W. H. Terry,
Cloud's store, Lancaster, S. C. 4 6
Rosa lost?Sunday, March 9tli, one
Waterman Jldeat Fountain Pen.
Jras- Finder return to Ne\vf?"bffice for reward.
* 46-lt
DO YOU EAT to live or live to eat?
If so go to City Cafe for a square
and meal. Next door to Postofllce. O.
dves Ferguson, Prop. 46-47
0?rk poit RENT?Two horse farm near i
Ar- Antioch. Five room dwelling. I
)nth Will rent cheap. 0. MS. Stogner.
q y 3-4-3t
iy.V FOR STYLISH Wedding Invitations,
Carbon Paper or Oliver and Reman
ngton Typewriter Ribbon*, call at
Our The News office. 1-tf
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* FOR SALE?A limited number of
5S?n, bushels of Webber Long Staple
A. Cotton Seed at $1.00 per bushel In
lots of 10 bushels and over at my
plantation west of Lancaster. This
, ,, offer open not later than April 1.
oetn gold cotton from this seed a short
time since for 18 l-2c per pound.
4 2-tf W. C/ HOUGH.
We
tv/Tc WANTED?Clean rags. News
MIS- office. tf
oore, -f.
R. DON'T TIIRfnV away your auto
tires that have blownout. Send
n in to Cottoir States Wagon
. Co., Monroe, N. flr, and have them
vulcanized. We pay express one way.
ams, We remain, yours very truly. Cotton
States Wagon Company. 23-49
In"" ?/ 11/
Ige. ~
,Ugn"lTHE BEST CHICKEN for the farm
Rer" | is the Silver Camplne. Thej also
V. J. do splendid when confined. I have
| the best strain in Afherica. Eggs
I $3.00 a setting of lr>. T. L. Hilton.
2-19-tf
>. 1. : 3
I Ml KENT?Central Hotel. Apply |
ls?n; to Bennett-Ferguson Co. 16-tf
FOR RENT?Four rooms, upstairs,
-Sec- j furnished or unfurnished. G. F.
amp- Ferguson. 41-tf.
ap- ?7
tates FREE TREATMENT for suffering
/ women. Send th^ ad. to me and
I will mail you jfee a ten days'
l the treatment of a1 Home Remedy which
ting1, will absolutely ctlre all female com3
000 plaints. Address with stamp, Mrs.
aived A" Kershaw, S. C. 4-w
tinue FROSTPROOF CABBAGE PLANTS.
00 a i Order your plants direct from me
j(j and save the middleman's profit.
r , Order now and get good reliable
a plants. 90c for 1,000, $3.75 for
AdOO 5.000, . 6.50 for 10,000. Satlsfacfrom
tion guaranteed. F. S. Cannon,
oint- Meggett, S. C. 16-50-w
deny *r>ort
! Special Notice.
" , I Camp Creek Council, No. 79, Jr.
lents q u. a. M. will have a public meett
av- ing Saturday night, March 15.
| Mr. A. C. Itowell and perhaps
' nthoro urlll mal/n o/J/lrAoooa T?
body is cordially invited.
IRA B. CRENSHAW,
'J, Recording Secretary.
Self
lUgh- Special Notice.
P. "Star of Bethlehem" will be exThe
h'bited at moving picture show Fri11
day afternoon and night until 11
iiiam 0viock, March 14.
Hill- Tills is an unusual opportunity to
per- see a good picture. Home-made
Y p candies will he served lor the benethe
Philathen Class, First Baptist
. , church. Admission 5 and 10 cents.
lends
and
I MILLINER
and ;
>ta to ; ?
l w ;
Cha
rj Thursday i
w
Wc have on displ
Insti- *
<-k "to pattern hats, shape
thods v
ounty ??
,et us
nt a i ... ri
iG of Miss E
s of Philadelphi;
goods. She
tor.
1 she has wo
"l' . tically eve
selecting st
adaptable t
obate. ... ?
made MlSS L
9rf ?} Milling. \V
nd ef- . i
i. confident
e, ,and ing Easter
kindBed
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:h 18,'
there
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W Hank No. :t!i.
? STATEMENT OF THE CONDITI
OF
S THE BANK OF LANCAST
^Ji located at Laucaster, S. C., at
fl9 close of business, February 4
W 1913.
>2 RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. .. $475,302
Overdrafts 31,586
*W< Bonds and Stocks owned
by the Bank 12,500
Furniture and Fixtures 1,000
Banking House 5,800
Due from Banks and
fjQ Bankers 90,726
currency 15,867
Gold 3,380
IB Silver and Other Minor
W Coin 2.589
Checks and Cash Items. . 13,645
W1 Total $652,298
>2 LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock Paid In. . $ 50,000
BB Surplus Fund . . ..... 100.000.
Ujg4 Undivided Profits, less
Current Expenses and
B? Taxes Paid 16,918
W Due to Ban If an.l Bankers
6,563
BB Individual Deposits SubW
to Check 286,329
Savings Deposits 33,692
BB Time CertlOcates of DeW
0 posit 159.178
^B Cashier's Checks 616
W Total $662,298
? STATE OF S' UTH CAROLINA,
County of 1 jincaster, ss:
BB Before me came Geo. W. V
'gift Hams, Cashier of the above nan
>^B lank, who, being duly sworn, s
BB that the above and foregoing stt
W ment is a true condition of s
bank, as shown by the bookB of s
LK1U&.
I GEO. W. WILLIAMS
Sworn to and subscribed bef
BB. me this 10th day of February, 19
am JNO. H. POAG,
Notary Public
Correct?Attest:
BB WADDY C. THOMSON
W W. J. CUNNINGHAM.
B R. L. CRAWFORD,
I SB Directori
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EGGS Ei HATC
S. C. W. Leghorn
SI and SI.50 per - - ]
S3 per 50; - - So per II
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These are from good laying hens of the bes
of our eggs are assorted as to color, shape e
and smoothness of texture. Give us a vis
show you that you are getting your money
you buy our stock.
Agents for Mandy Lee Incubafr
Cunningham
Phone 179-2. R. D. 4. LA!
1
r OPENING a CL<
ind Friday, March 13 an
lay the largest as well as the 1
is and trimmings that we've e1
avis spent several weeks in New fork,
i and Baltimore, where she selected these
s being a Southerner and at home here, where
rked for a number of years and knows prac)ry
lady in the county, had no trouble in
yles that are the newest, at the same time
o Southern trade.
>avis is ably assisted by Miss Francena
ith the assistance of these two ladies we are
c>u will have no trouble in selecting a becomhat.
HE DATES? MARGH 13
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