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X was the i LOCAL DOTS I ter. Miss M ?Weather forecast for South from Colu Carolina: Cloudy Tuesday and Mr. W. probably Wednesday. tng a few ?There will be a picnic at the father-in-1 Caston school house next Saturday, returned I The public is cordially invited. companted ?Rev. C. P. Carter reports that W'MS"' tJr," since the 22nd of December up to , date he has married ten couples. tril) , ?Mrs. J. N. Outen of this place turnpd It Mil be of interest to many of our x Jh'iJ who do not see The State. Taylor of Miss Ivor f* "w?-? Another ' PERSONALS '".or responded J tendent-el< fessor Dr. W. O .Nesbit of Charlotte was Pheififer a here on business this week. ards of K Mr. Leroy S. Davidson of Cam- a discussi den is a visitor in town today. for Field Messrs. J. F. Moore, Paul R. at Moore and W. R. Moore went to ? ..? cf Timmoasville today for the wed- "tor; ding of Mr. R. K. Foster and Miss ?P?n r Kate McSween. 8C 01 ,n The pn Misses Eloise, Katherine and Joe being abs< Foster left today for Timmonsville, of Kersha whero their brother, Mr. R. K. jnR broug Foster, will be married tomorrow Gf t|10 as evening. ^jc yfiar Miss Bernice Davis spent Sunday about twe in Charlotte. She took home her ? little nephew, Master George C. 1 Heath, Jr., who spent the past week here with his grand parents, Mr. Colored li and Mrs. W. A. Davis. Being C Miss Jessie Lee Blackmon, who is 7""* ?."sl< a student at Wlnthrop College, has been spending a few days at home. . rank ? , bov about Prof. W. E. Moore of Heath ur("iay jn Springs was in Lancaster Saturday, infirmary, Mr. J. J. McLure spent the week- t,(j after* end in Columbia. accident a Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wylle return- ^ Wilson ed Saturday from Rock Hill. that morn Mr. Carson Hodges of the Univer- n seems sltv of South Carolina snont the 1. ? 1 _ i ? J ~m ? *? Ilt'ipill^ u week-end with his father, Rev. E. trary to T. Hodges. while no Mr. O. B. Bartlett spent Sunday in tjie belt 0 Columbia. lng( Whic ? t Miss Ivor Brown of Heath Springs lo acconip r ' *was In town Saturday. tbe side c Prof. J. G. Richards of Kershaw re&ch the attended the meeting of the County gaged his Educational Association hero Sat- tfoe abaft urday. hurled ari Mrs. J. H. W. 8tevens is the guest rate of 4t of her son, Mr. W. M. Stovens. j,is a Mrs. J. E. Craig has returned coming in from a visit to relatives In Rock roof Qf t] Hill. could be Ira B. Jones of Lancaster, former .inj jyjr chief justice of the South Carolina tj)e buildi* supreme court, was a guest at the |e(j youth Imperial hotel in Columbia yester- y0ung fej| day.?The State. though hi Mrs, L. C. Payseur has returned crushed, fn/urft.?r extended Southern trip. until the Mrs. C. I). Rollins of Lake City, vviiurwi ,n, Is the guest of her parents, Mr. nn<l or "To * all Mrs. J. W. Woodley, on Chesterfield j,atj |,jm c avenue. Kenne Col. Leroy Springs has returned where he from Washington. brought t Dr. F. E. Jordan spent the week- un,j jnter end in Lancaster. tery near Mrs. C. P. Carter has returned speaking i from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. boy wag , * *m E. Anderson of Richhurg. colored la Mf. Tom Reld spent Sunday at his homo In Rock Hill. T Miss Bertha Small of this city' liRHCI ID (ioiuub uoi uiuviici , mi . D. J visit tO Outen, at Pageland, who is very ill. Mr corco ?Mr. Marion P. Sullivan aii|) tion as t Miss Betty P. Itodgers were niar- The Colui ried Sunday evening bq Rev. C. P. Mr. arc Carter. Columbia ?There will be a box supper at A. J. Mc^ Midway school house Friday night, Mr. Ste April 18. The public is cordially Sund p *4i.ed. Proceeds to go to school Judge I Ughng. mT c" X -^Mr. Hazel Cunningham, of Cun- (.lf ningham farm, shipped 4 0 White ifpRsrs Leghorn broilers to Rock Hill Sat- gtewart urday morning. They sold for 35 Charley' F cents per pound. Charlestor . ?Last night was rather wintry conventioi for the opening of the "Air Dome." United Ai This popular out-door theater, how- Dr. J. F ever, will doubtless retain its popu- in Lancas larity with the coming of warm Mr. C. weather. spent todt ?Mrs. Janie Nixon Stringfellow, Miss Vi widow of the late Thornton String- of her sis fellow, died at her home in Chester Her h Spi last * Saturday morning. Mrs. Mrs. B. Stringfellow was well-known to a Clinton ai number of our citizens. A. B. ltoh ?The children of the Lancaster ~ cotton mill school have made a contribution of $3.97 for the flood vietims, which amount has been for- \ warded by Prof. J. K. Connors, the principal of the school. ?The Library Society at Taber liacle will give a public debate in the hall Saturday night, April 19. rf'. ^ Admission free. Refreshments will "ie Frlda; be served for school ground im- a very pi provements. Kverybody is invited. rs- 'J. ( ?Mr. C. N. Sapp spent Monday in a.Y' pXtPno Yorkville, where he appeared be- ma cut,a fore Judge Frank B. Gary to apply e(j 'to tejj for bail for Hugh McManus, cliarg- whlch she ed with the murder of Jim Thorn- way gOI well. Ball was granted In the sum 8tudy of ' of $750. antj after ?A series of preaching services hour wa will begin in the A. It. P. church salad coui Friday morning at 11 o'clock. The by Misses preaching will be done ty Rev. J. Manus. L. Oates of Yorkville. The public ? is cordially Invited to attend these COUNTY services. ?Miss Barrett Strait of Lancaster, S. C., arrived here last week to Atten?lanc spend a few days looking after her property north of town. She ex- The Lai pects to make a great many im- aj Associa provements on her farm this sum- . , t K.er.?Black Mountain News. B ?Mr. J. S. Wilson left Monday Krade sch( for Charleston to attend the annual er was m< meeting of the Junior Order United waa very American Mechanics, of which he Interest w Is state secretary. The convention liberations5 begins this evening. Many other pd with p members from this county will be ridge, D. in attendance. Strait add ?Attention is called to the very thoughtful article by our esteemed J lk ' t, correspondent, Rev. J. W. H. mnt|r? w Dyches, D. D. of Heath Springs, the'bla which was published in Saturday's iniDOrtanc State, and which we eonv. believine- . . THE guest of relatives and "RED" STEM the Zion section Sunday. * W< ta Skipper of Paw Creek, visiting friends in Laueas- Lancaster lto as Hi ay McNinch has returned The follow DSbllMcCrady. after spend- p"ge ot Sundi days at the home of his ?" interest I aw, Mr. C. T. Connors, Stewart in thi to Charleston Monday, ac- born and re 1 by Mrs. McCr&dy and Mr. James H. nacle section in Crawford made a busi- tomey R. S. to White Oak Saturday. The dispute! I Mrs. W. C. Corcoran re- Mass.. and re turday from a two weeks' " B. C. St Charleston and Columbia. "Red," of Wi ran has accepted a posl- rived here ; raveling representative of crew of ti nbia Daily Record. Busters. Stc 1 Mrs. J. C. Husbands of reputation las are visiting Mr. and Mrs Association; i finch. that he ju ive Phillips visited Rock league to a cl ay. by those who ra B. Jones left for Wash- no trouble i? ?day- New England D. Jones is in New York think so muc not be the ! W. P. Robinson, R. S. they picked 1: John L. Caskey and "big show" n '. Caskey left today for been working 1 to attend the annual for the past i of the Junior Order ston-Salem te nerican Mechanics. lina league, { t. Patrick of Rock Hill was ter shape th; ter on business Saturday, of the But W. Requarth of Charlotte team will be ly in Lancaster. tice tomorrov rginia Taylor is the guest diet that wh< ter, Mrs. E. B. Mobley at picked Stewa rings. Busters' payE. Wilson and children of _ e visiting her sister, Mrs. FIELD D. dnson. No Restrictio testants?.1 ? * The second . / be held at ZlCll ^J\eiOS pi'" events, follow " tests. Kersh C. McManus entertained 'n readiness y Afternoon Book Club at ever large easant meeting last week. Their hospita 3. Payseur, a member of They have a fho has just returned from will he serve lve tour, including Pana- a11 attending and Porto Rico, was ask- l>r?f- J- G. . her friends of her trip, superintender t did in a very graphic graded schoo ne time was given to a arrangements 'The Merchant of Venice" tor weeks p' wards a delightful social tor this impi s enjoyed. A delicious deed due'to 11 se with coffee was served secured Field Bessie and Pearl Mc- The commi in Lancaster ed that then EDUCATIONAL t,ons on the ASSOCIATION MEETS to he entered means that ej e Cood and Much In- ,nany contest terest Shown. events that t * ... The Judg< ,UttBlcr v/uuniy Eiuucanon- declamations ition held its April meet- will be Rev. Saturday at the Central J. W. H. D, aol. Although the weath- Ferris. . .. .. Mrs. W. E >st inclement, the meeting w,n 8elect th well attended and much Fv_ nnn?-h , as manifested in the de- ^ve the sp' i. The meeting was open- Kradeg> whlle ray^r by Rev. J H. Bold- iye th hi h Then Senator T J. Me8srs. R. Iresed the association He shaw and j ,wed by Superintendent 8elected a8 t, to gave a very practical keeper8 of tl ie importance of ma he- Su t G B. F 1th concrete illustiations Another ev ckboard. ' The Value and the ? t ra e of Reading was the f th 8ma, SCJ ?h, SheK P??grUw U'ld six grades, handled by Mrs. W. E. the Central school, and Y \ Brown of Heath Springs. LIU, p ^ very interesting subject, of M w lommon School Preparing 0 f Q 1 College or for Life, was . ? . f to by County Superin- whlch took e jet Van A. Ltngle, Pro- e Moore, Superintendent iul Superintendent Rich- L. , lershaw Then followed J f P)81?1' a . on of final arrangements p ? s Bay. which will be held The,c Kershaw Rlr' were pla tntests on that occasion, ?!u' them try and athletic, will be P'sto* n"d ?t" epresentatives from every , . . ' enle Lancaster countv riKht foream isident of the association coming o ant, Supt. J. G. Richards /, .VR . lw presided. This meet- ,? , ? lit to the close the work w1Gn ' sociation for the scholas- , e ooy ,lad 1912-1913. There were (,ed the woui uity-five teachers present. 1,0,16 was Cl sent him to HtAGIC DEATH. at Uock Hinloy l>ies From Effects of Klnj 'auglit in Shafting of Mill > The annu ions Till the East, Though King's Daugl f Mangled. | Darlington, McKenna, a little colored Mrs. Mollie , 12 years old, died Sat-| of the execut Hock Hill at the Fennell ' attend. where he had been rush meeting with a horrible MORGAN Ft t the corn mill of Nesbit near the Southern depot ing at about 9:30 o'clock, coffin of (irei that the little fellow was ketcd l?y 1 bout the mill and, con- other Herv instructions, undertook, necticut. one was looklug, to put v* n the pulley of the shaft- Mrv1ceH OVP1 h runs the corn sheller, ? illsh which he climbed up Phi . ... . this morning ,f theM bulU""* 80 as to tant Episcopa pulley. While so en- worahll)DO(i f( clothing was caught in terward u ? Ling and he was rapidly h funeraI ound and around at the > >0 revolutions to the minrms and legs, alternately, Kj^Mausolei contact with the side and j Itlanketed tie building. As soon as I . . . . the engine was stopped , the* w \. S. Wilson, who was in I , ng, disengaged the mang-,, , S1 from tho shafting. The bad 'a,n.8 ow had lots of nerve. Al- b?'?r s arms and legs were c. ho retained consciousness 8 P*'" P'6(,<' end. Messrs. Nesbit and ,nt"1/?t- ('?.or I everything in their pow- P evtate his sufferings and j :P0 .m.? nf arried on the next train to ? , P8 .sPe II Infirmary at Uock Hill, crowded into died. The remains were 8 0,1 J*a8 by ack to Lancaster Sunday a b66n thf red in tho colored ceme- t,iat many town. Mr. Wilson, in ar6?mmodate of the sad death, said the I '?" as bright and energetic a w'10"1 *'r- M d as he had ever seen. obtained adm There wp * , bearers, selei ister .Leads. cluster of i LANCASTER NEWS, APRIL : ,'AUT JOINS with Mr. Morgan in OIU'KSTKIl BUSTERS were George S. It Case I-edyard, Kobe y Ad<la to Reputation Henry Fairfield O: iseball Player. States Senator Elih ing from the sporting H. Choate, Ur. J. .y's newspapers wUl be ^rV^ttoGnary' S*th 1 :o the friends of Mr. Among the flowi 8 county, where he was orchids and palm ared. He is a son of Emeperor of Germa Stewart of the Taber- tose cross beneath a and a brother of At- from the French rep Stewart of this place, of violets and lilie [1 is from Worcester, from the British ads: wreath of orchids f wart, better known as government. About nston-Salem, N. C., ar- were selected to be yesterday to join the ford. le famous Worcester swart gained quite a 2."?0,OOO .MEN LAV it year in the Carolina n fact, he was so good In Belgium Sorialis tnped from a class D Strike at Dawn ass B, and it is thought Up Complete in > U n/%i.. (L..t L? ...XII % - ?? ? immmm hi ^ fjiiii-? i'i. w . w . r nuntrted chiefly from the | the pressing: need f men olopoly Identified more room at the F been confirmed. Se ? is willing to keep u arrow Escape. til the Democrats co k, the six-year-old son mistaken and are w Drennan, had a narrow the Taft nomination! death Monday morning reason for withhold om his father's pistol, shown, ffect in his rtglii fore- Some of the Rep how the accident hap- however, are likely never be fully known, plan to fight the hammerless 3 8, was on tions. They see liti deboard in the dining by it and are of th hild and a little negro they will have enoug ying in the room and ways of combatti got possession of the policies. e shot was discharged, ? ring the inside of the REVERES F Just above the wrist. ? ut on the opposite side, University of Virj 3 radius or outer bone. Jefferson's Hirtlula r says the girl had the Charlottesville, V L went off, but she says university of it. I)r. Laney attend- ceiebrated the one ided child and, as the seventh anniversary onsiderably shattered, founder, The the Fennell Inllrmary falcott Williams of versity School of J< an address. Messi 5*8 Daughters. from Alumni chap al convention of the the country were io iters will be held in Dr. Williams de beginning tomorrow. Wilson in his task j. i-crry is a memDPr me newspapers, lor ive committee and will laid the foundation erty, beyond any ol cent history. By FNERAL journalism, said Dr. IN TWO CITIES ident Wilson throui paign had the coun ?t Financier Was Hlnn- ence. To Jefferson, 5,000 Red Hoses?An- fair fortune came, ice in Hartford, Con- The principle th the best protection < c, April 14.?Funeral Jefferson urged, is r the body of J. Pier- cepted, Dr. William were held at 10 o'clock | tisanship never has in St. George's Protes- the newspapers thai I church, where he had ar half a century. Af- WILD HI: ipecial train conveyed party to Hartford. Suffragette Speakeral services at the Mor- l>y the Ci im In Cedar Hill Cem- London, April H ly attempts of suffra by a covering of 5.000 meeting in Hyde P VTf. Morgan's favorite opposition of the ffln was removed from was made again ibrary where the body crowd howled dowi tate since Friday night, and hurled misslei e 10 o'clock for the | the police were for* vested choir of 250 and escort the suffrj ded the funeral party 1 park, ges. I Wild disorder oc ndred persons, one of hledon Common, v table gatherings New mous force of poli II for many years, were in protecting suffr the church. Admis- j an open air meetini card only. So great lice were obliged t( ? demand for tickets 1 times before they ? lundreds could not be cue the women. d. Not half of the ' A suffragette me of St. Georges, with j stead Heath also w organ had worshipped, ! ilssion. I Fennell Enlarging 1 O knnn.n... 11 I UT \\T I." rwnw? iiiui hi: ??ii iiuvu Brussels, April 14 1 making good in the nttcal strike plant I League. The scouts gjani socialist trade h of him that it would dawn yesterday, least bit surprising if men to take part ii lim for a tryout in the were tho night sliif iext year. Stewart has and mlu8 througho out at Winston-Salem Tliey left the vai month with the Win- ciiargo of a few ca am of the North Caro- od- socialist ind is probably in bet< property from < an any fo the players At k>ust "250,000 ?ters. The Worcester their tools durini gin their spring prac- Tiiere were numero t and it is safe to pre- ^jie general walko 311 the regular team is t rjc-ts. rt will remain 011 the Tjie strike is c< roll." places as the minii it scarcely is disceri AY AT KERSHAW. calities. The socialist con ns on Number of Con- timated at 11 o'ch tnlges of the Event. had 8truck iu the c annual Field Day will Reports from tli Kershaw Friday. The Qf complete or 11 begin promptly at 10 stoppage of work 11 t will come the athletic u>rol MoIls> La-Lou 'ed by the literary con- er citie9 aw and her people are At ^ious there a to accommodate how- ers and ut LaLouvh a crowd may gather. tlieni belonging ility knows no bounds. .dviaea us that dinner tra.cler?r id on the grounds for 1 . pupils and teachers. Everything Richards, the efficient Quiervrain, Belgi it of the Kershaw Everything is clos 1, is in charge of the the workmen have and has been busy frontier into Fran lanning and preparing porary occupations. jrtant meet. It is in lis efforts that Kershaw PLANNING TO 11L< Day this year. WILSON / ttee for Field Day met on Saturday and decid- Republican Senators 3 would be no restric- the Fact That De number of contestants Congress Preven I in any event. This pointees Being C< icli school can enter as Washington, April ants in any or all the ence of Republicai hey may wish. been called for tor 38 for the recitations, to consider plans fo and reading contests on the Democrats H. R. Murchison, Dr. more than 1,200 R yches and Rev. Jabez nations in the last the Taft adminstrat ). Taylor of Lancaster Senator Townsenc le readings and Misses movement to light ind Maude Moore will 80n's nominations elling for the lower jtoot, Burton, Jone Mr. W. E. Moore will pltt and colt signed school spelling. conference. S. Stewart. Ed Cren- Indications tonigh H. Hamel have been ferences of opinion he judges and time- Velop tomorrow. 10 athletic events and signed the call ta feifTer as starter. that President Ta ent has been added to nominations in goo ce of a hundred yards regard to political 1 boys from the first maintain that thf M.M.M.M.M.M.M.Mg Hank No. Id. W STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION B OF S THE BANK OF LANCASTER 8 located at Lancaster, S. C., at the i^Ji close of business April 4th, 1913. 99 RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts. . $537,374 45 '?m[ Overdrafts 7,155.79 l>^5 y Bonds and Stocks own- j99 ed by the Hank 12.500.00 'fiA Furniture and Fixtures 1,000.00 i^5i Hanking House 5,800.00 J99 icy Due to Hanks and fife .?s Hankers 73,419.38 Currency 10.077.00 99. ey. Gold 3.407.50 n? Silver and other Minor h Coin 2,307.33 99? on Chocks and Cash Items 3.411.27 Total $656,452.72 >994 llC- T T A DTT TTTbiCi t; iT1 [Sj LANCASTE gone over the ce to find tem- >,^J< "The Old Reliahh >ck r???????i APPOINTMENTS . i Still Sore Over llas Riven a contract and tl mounts in Last now llmler way for an ad< ted Taft's Ap- changes in the Infirmary \ rmflrmed. K.ive him twelve more roor I 14 A ronfpr- tient8? two niore bath root ii senators has operating room and sevt sorrow morning chanRes that wil1 add grea r retaliating up- ^ ho8pita for holding up acc?mmodaUon for more epublican nomi- ?5V 8everal occasions rece few months of kav? ^? soK crowded t lon room in the buildiug waa 1 la leading the f*d? "rangements had to President Wil- 8?me ?f the p and Senators ni* i? ,, t , , s, Kenyon, Lip- , * eaae11 certainly the call for the c,redit< f?r tb? great worl done in his line and the g t were that dif- tati.on,il has Slven Rock H are likely to de- pa8t, few years he has j Senators who I1 umbers of difficult opera ke the position take? care of and restored ft made these numbers of charity patien d faith without , ? wer? uot able to Pay ? exigencies and |ees under ordinary charf ... u i have amounted tn Ihnm y uav? dollars. Still, he has d nator Townsend work with the apparent p the battle un- tliat he is able to do it, kn ncede they were course> from the beginn llltng to eon firm . therp woujq no llnanci i where no good pense an(j without even s ing approval is Qf {(. from him, unless ... , . ? asked about it, and bein ublican leaders, rejucant about discussing i ?n ?P,!!li!h writer knows from fact* Wilson nomina haa been able to gather IhlS thnt Fennell has done a great ;h to do ID other ">'? llne wlthout any ?g Democratic '"'^^"uecord wishes him ed success in the conttn Dl'NDKK. his great work.?Hock Hi (inia Celebrates True, I n for tuna y Anniversary. Wife (laughingly)? a., April 14.? some excruciatingly funny Virginia today this paper about women g< hundred and | ping all day and never bt of the birth of thing." unas Jefferson. Husband (hotly)? Columbia Uni- they're lies."?Exchange. )urnalism, made iges of greeting ,ters throughout RUSineSS NO clared President ? had profited by FOR SALE?All my hoti which Jefferson fects, Including onc/^ for national lib- bed, walnut bed room ther man in re- style. Sale by aucflon the advance in 19th instant, at 2 p. m., i Williams, Pres- privately beforehand. F gh all his cam- Murray. try as an audi- ? he said, no such a SHIPMENT of new Seng Machines received lat publicity is and get one. Price km, af liberty, which per day. A. B. Lawnsj^ universally ac s said, and par- WANTED?Three udung less controlled traveling posttj^i. Sf . ill y resell I. Write It. O. FieHI, Chest< Box 424. HOIIDKK. ? FOR PURE long staple * Howled Rown cotton Reed, apply ta rowd. Ilwalne, Kim Htreet, lid I.?Three week- C. Will make price right igettes to hold a to quantity wanted. ark against the anti-suffragettes LOST?Saturday afterna yesterday. The ! 12, between Laipcas^r i the speakers and court house lotig^^d ] s at them until taining $27.00 in Amfrency Bed to intervene small change. LUSerul r? iigettes from the return. J. H. Ogburn.^ curred at Wim- FOR SALE?SevettU^rars vhere an enor- > shingles. Kdwjrds & ee was engaged Lancaster, S. C. agettes holding ? ? tr Mounted po- FOR SALK -One largfr*^ > charge several and two milk cow0r A\ ere able to res- Stogner. etlng at Hemp- WANTED?Clean rags^ as broken up. office. His Infirmary. TOMATO PLANTS?Stfv II. on account of varieties. Now re^ in nuiuv i i iII?* 171 X i tlgm. mr8, WJ / ennell Infirmary. Lancaster, S. C. y [5, 1913. his career. They owdoin, Lewis rt W. deForest, sborne, United u Root, Joseph W ll/l AtlAir W. Markoe, El- M III I 111PV Low and Martin W HAVIIVJ i>rs there were fl|? 11 1 leaves from the M IVIol/AC ny, a gold Mai- g< lfldllCO crown of palms VP tublic, a garland fjfc mm s of the valley HM ambassador, a .W ilKnilA Tom the Italian IflUllv 50 floral pieces taken to llartM And the mot 1^A mm that money mal DOWN TOOLS. ? _ mm makes more mon t Trade Unions W This interest! Yesterday?Tieline District. M I>rocess ls K?inS L?The vast po- flA every day in the y? ied by the Bel- U with "The Old 1 unions began at Tlte first work- liable." a the movement ^ H an ts of the mines ut the country. count in our Savii rious plants in ^ Department? .re takers, told loaders to keep I [ We pay 4 per ei leteriorating. *M interest compounc men laid down >^T< * the morning. M Quarterly on Savi. us exceptions to Accounts and Ce ut in many disM rates of Deposit. iinplete in such Art rrrtti Oil1 ig districts, but H 11 h Ml lible in some lo- W?i M In This ltank. imittee here es:>ok that 20,000 we invite your provinces tell 8 tention to the anne early complete statement. Come it Leige, Char- AA viere and small- *? see us* re 40,000 strik- 00 ? ?re 26,000, most UjW1 ; to the metal. W TTTT D A \1 V i and tobacco ? [Ht BANK I ( 'loved Capital Stock paid in..$ 50,000.00 AA ___ Surplus Fund 100,000.00 Undivided Profits, less Current Expenses and * Taxes Paid 22/17 5.01 Due from Banks and yr cut Bankers .^r 6,703.01 i d Dividends Unpaid .^rT 52 5.00 Individual Deposits JTibjeci to Check .Jp . 273,135.17 ,t: Savii^s Deposits^.. .. 51,747.49 ''fjf Timof CertificatjA^ of Depdklt .. .JT 150,511.75 M ICaslier's Ch^ks . . . . 1,655.29 A Total f $656,452.72 STATE SOUTH CAROLINA, fj^T Couu^ of Lancaster?ss. aj._ Mvjmrv me came Geo. W. Wil- LAPl liam f. Cashier of the ahove named xed bawt, who, being duly sworn, says jD that the ahove ami foregoing state- [Wj ment is a true condition of said fflAi uuuK, us snown oy me books of said bunk. WB = GEO. W. WILLIAMS, Sworn to and subscribed before XT1 me tliis 9th day of April, 1913. WB j. |L JNO. II. POAG, fjf /I Notary Public for S. C. S Correct?Attest: RWADDY C. THOMSON, L. C. PAYSEUR, W It. L. CRAWFORD, s." Directors. ttastttsasaststr* ^ ? le work is COLUMBIA DAIUP'TtECORD, lltion and U^l'par. vhich will W. C. Corcor^dL Traveling Ileprens for pa- sentative. , ns, a new Lancaster, S. C. * sral other tly to the Special Notice^^^ .1 and the There will be no mej^ng of Camp patients. Creek Council, No. 7J^fr. O. A. M., mtly they Saturday night, Al^l 19th, as we hat every expect to visitf Uwly Council, occupied CRENSIIAW. be made uncording Secretary, atlents in deserves Notice of Election. . ' . Whereas, one-third of the free. _or... holders and one-third of the elector? ill t ?h i residing in Taxahaw school district, " . No. 27, in Lancaster county, have ? ,i petitioned the county board of edu. ."? cation to order an election to deter? ? l mine whether or not an additional ,?'i tax ?* three (3) mills shall be levied wnniri on aU real a,ul P?**8on^ property ' . f in said district for school purposes. ,an< s ./? We hereby order Ims election to Ui . o,. * he held by the trmtees of said p ea re Taxahaw school dls]#lct, No. 27, on . ng\ ? Wednesday, A"'*!! m), at Taxahaw "gr?t;t school house. // i At which eledtjpn only such elec1 !uv tors as ret-urn ry# or personal propr th eI"ty f?r ta xaVV1 anfi Wll? e*hlblt t i it th their tax receiMs and registration m ? certificates shi\m be allowed to vote. '. ia -r The openii# and closing hours i ? ' shall be the same as in all general w?r.k in elections, ancial re- A. c. ROWELL, . . 11. E. 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