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{ > ~~~~ ~ 1 ~ LOCAL DOTS ?Weather forecast for South ? Carolina: Fair Friday and Saturday. h< ?Attention is called to the Memortal Day program published at elsewhere in this Issue. pi Mr. J. A. Hvatt'f* rnnri crow ni have finished two JtfbB in Pleasant n< "Valley and are now doing some th grading at the new cotton mill at ai this place. ce ?Capt. A. H. Greene has a one r dollar United States national bank ^ bill which has been circulating some. On the back is stamped, "Dresdner Bank, 125-94, Berlin." ?Ex-Magistrate I. G. Coan, jl formerly of this county, we note ^tUfrom The Monroe Journal, has gone " 'into the mercantile business at M Tlndall's, four miles west of Mon- .. roe. Lj ?W. G. Strait, of Lancaster, who has filled a poiitlon with the Roddey ^ Reld Co., will leave tomorrow for et Kershaw, where he will open a a| garage of his own.?Rock Hill di Herald. re ?The many friends of Mr. D. A. Li Funderburk of Bethlehem, who re- a cently suffered a stroke of paralysis, in -will be glad to know that he has re- a covered his speech and is able to be Fi up and about. ci ?D. Reece Williams, Esq., has been In attendance upon the su- w preme court in Columbia this week, where he made the argument for the appellant in the case of the state, respondent vs. O. H. Watson, appellant, carried up from the fifth circuit. ?Annie Bell, the infant daughtar nf Mr nnrf Mm PJ IT. 1. .# Il( * *? uuvi i?*i o. uu iioiitutn ui the Dwlght section, died Tuesday of KI pneumonia. The remains were in- ^ terred Wednesday at Spring Hill re church after funeral services con- ro ducted by Rev. B. F. Carson. ?c ?Nell, the Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hammond of m Stoneboro died Sunday and was Pl buried in Snlem cemetery at Heath tr Springs Monday afternoon, Rev. H. m C. Mouzon of the Methodist church, j conducting the funeral services. ?The members of the First m Methodist church will reopen their se handsome new church bulldlpg for on public service, which was damaged de by (ire some time ago, on the sec- ns ond Sunday in May, 11th instant, te A sermon appropriate to the occa- bi 8ion will be preached by Rev. Dr. pi H. W. Bays of Rock Hill. of to nc PERSONALS dc of til Mr. J. M. Woodley was a Char- pJ lotte visitor this week. Mr. A. G. Ellison visited relatives in Wlnnsboro this week. Mr. C. W. Requarth of Charlotte a< spent Wednesday in town. Mr. B. B. Horton was a visitor in Wlnnsboro the past week. ol Rural Policeman John Addison of 8C Van Wyek was in town today. Mr. J. A. Hyatt of Van Wyck was in town one day the past week. Messrs. Meldan and Willie Stoll are visiting relatives in Rock Hill. , 4 Mr Watklns of Anderson was a visitor in Lancaster the past week. Hon. W. U. Clyburn of Halle Gold Mine made a trip to Monroe last Friday. Mr. Willie Stoll is at home from Cary, N. C., where he has been attending school. t( Misses Estelle and Edna Bailey s( of Riverside spent yesterday with Miss Mary Lindsey. \A Mrs. W. H. Manning and sons of Davidson are the guests of Mrs. J. M. Woodley. Master E. B. and little Miss (.' Joree Blackmon are visiting their ' grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. / Llngle. b Mrs C. L. Dunlap and daughters of Fort Lawn spent the morning in V Lancaster shopping today. Miss Marie Horton will go to Qyat Falls this afternoon to attend . the annual May picnic tomorrow. II Mr. J. N. Spann of Columbia jt jf* visited the family of his father-in- \ law, Mr. Charles f. Connors, yesterday. Mr. T. Jefferson Mosier left today for Cassatt to spend the weekend with his father, Mr. T. M. C. Mosier. P Misses Watkins and Duckworth " of Anderson are expected tomorrow ^ to be the guests of Miss Bessie Sowell. Mrs. E. D. Blakeney and Miss ij Louise Blakeney of Kershaw were ni in Lancaster yesterday morning shopping. Miss Maude Moore will go to Yorkvllle today to spend the week- n< end as the guest of Miss Julia te Witherspoon. U Col. Leroy Springs arrived home e> this morning after an extended B visit to Indiana, where he visited his son, Elliott. Misses Jennie Nelll of Lancaster tli and Nettie Hallman of Unity are visiting Mrs. C. K. White.?Waxhaw Enterprise. ar Mrs. J. C. Miller and little son, vvi Carroll, have returned to Jefferson, in after a visit to Mrs. Miller's mother, _ Mrs. J. E. Gregory. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Witherspoon of Bock Hill are visiting their aunt. Miss Annie Witherspoon, at her r'" handsome home, "Kilburnle." ,r( * w 1 Miss Hannah Brown of Seneca, |M who has been visiting her aunt, j Mrs. L. J. Penny, left yesterday for ( Heath Springs to spend awhile with t)| her sister, Miss Ivor Brown. I l?r Child Swallows Poison. f>d . The little 3-vear-old boy of Mr. fo and Mrs. Martin Cauthen got hold co of some bichloride of mercury tab- lui lets by mistake this morning and all swallowed them. I)r. W. F. Laney fai was called in and administered the Pr / nrnnf-r r.ntl<lr*to Tim llttlo i- l>? \ now all right again. I ari ^ THE LANCAS: ACTION DEKBKRfiD ^ ON ALIEN I ! )/? Z/7 / J\/J//IO Democrats Have Harkei I Ctt/O vice From President Johnson is Warned. 1 Sacramento, Cal., May Little Miss Gene Hughes was dication of the form Dei :>8tes8 at a charming party for position will take to the iveral dozen of her young friends the Webb re-draft of th ; the handsome new home of her land bill was given In th irents, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Hughes, day when the measure < l East Arch street Tuesday after- Anal action. )on. Many merry games amused It was the original ] le little tots during the afternoon Progressive Republican id when these were over, ices and Its assurance of a succ ikes were served by Misses Mild- to force the bill to a v (d Green, Pauline Marlon and Mary hut at the request of tin eath Jones. a postponement of on * * * granted at the last m Miss Effle Lingle entertained her matter Was set as a sped Jiiday school class most delight- H o'clock tomorrow 111 illy Wednesday afternoon at her ln return for the de mcious home on Catawba street, ministration leaders ots of jolly games were played and plodge from the minor rawberries, cream and cake were would abide by the resul srved later in the afternoon by 'n th? final roll call to: isses Deulah Porter and Annie n?t demand a reconslde, ingle. No apprehension was * * * the warning against the Mrs. John A. Stewman entertain- telegraphed to Governor I the Lancaster Chapter, U. D. C., President Wilson. It it ; a very pleasant meeting yester- both of Governor Johns ly afternoon. Mrs. E. T. Hodges torney General Webb, t sad an interesting sketch, "The 'e88 of how the act wa Ife of a South Carolinian Who Was probably would involve i Member of the Confederate Cab- the courts as suggested 1 et," and Mrs. A. B. Lindsey read Wilson, beautiful poem, "The Song of The following telei orgotten Men." During the so- President Wilson was r< al hour music was enjoyed. A today by Governor John dlclous salad course and iced tea "I take the liberty of as served. attention to the Webb ? would involve an api WORLD-WIDE PEACE. courts on the question rights and bring on whi unegie Expresses Confidence That long and delicate litigat We Need Never Fear Foreign In- Governor Johnson vatdon. replied: St. Louis, May 1.?Andrew Car- "* thank you very mi ?gie told the National Peace Con- suggestion. The fault ] ess assembled here today why he fact that we have slieved the nations soon would *? Preserve affirmative! ach the goal of peace, and by what our ^"1 the exh ad they would travel. He de- nave referred the mai ribed the cost of war and war- ?? our attorney general <e preparations, and explained his exetremely grateful f nfldence that the United States Be3??ns that would av ?ver need fear foreign invasion. J?ct?on you mention." resident Wilson and his adminis- . ation he predicted would gain lm- * ING CHEAPEST 1 ortal glory by dealing successful- ? with the question of world peace, Uoveriiment Bureau ol The goal, said Mr. Carnegie, is al- Shows Food Reach, ost attained. "If a man wished to Price in December, lect the safest life possible, the Washington, April le freest from all danger of violent the latter part of 1912 :ath, let him ente rour army and living in the United ivy. There is not a workman at- higher than at any othe uding machinery or erecting big the past twenty-three lildings, nor a railway train em- bureau of labor statist! oye or a* policeman?the soldier issued a report on retail civilization, whose duty isnever 1890 to 1913. attack but always to protect? The lowest cost was >t one but runs far greater risk of each of the geographic idden injury or death than the and in the United States Idler or marine of our country in 1896. From that di >es today. There is little danger the total increase in the any of these ever seeing war, ing per year for a worl ,ank God! They will only have to family, by geograpnlci irade." was: North Atlantic, $166; MEMORIAL DAY MAY 12. lantic, $162; North Cei South Central, $186, ai ddress by Rev. H. R. Murchison? $152. The Program. The approximate cost Memorial Day will be observed food, supply for an averi l May 12 at 5 p. m. at the graded man s family, at averaj hool building. The following each year- b>' geographi rogram has been arranged. ^or 1890, 1896 (the 1 Prayer-T?Rev. E. T. Hodges. and 1912, was: Recitation ? "The Conquered . Divisions 1890. anner," by Miss Mary Lindsey. North Atlantic.. $319 artl,n TU..I? * SniltH A Hutitlo OTi OUI15 L/1AIC. nviuuvav. ^1"* Address?Rev. H. R. Murchlson. *N,ort'1 Central.. 299 Song?"Shall We Gather at the South Central.. 269 iver?" Western 309 Roll Call. Prayer?Rev. Mr. Patterson. Cnllfornians Postpone I< Song?"Sweet By and By." Sacramento, Cal., Ma The school children are requested tary of State Bryan's a ) bring flowers to decorate the Governor Johnson's In jldiers" graves. make a short tour today farming communities in oiig-I>istance Post Record is Walnut Grove, in Sacra Broken. ty, caused the majorit London, May 1.?A penny, or 2 the senate to amend tin silts in United States money, will bringing up the antl-al ring a letter from the South Pole final passage this morn V I Anilnn TKIn t 1 A* ?>" ? " , uvuuuu. mm is, nuwcver, 10 luc bukb??iioii o ear a record in cheap postage. Two Johnson it was agreed stters, with only a penny stamp on gressive Republican lea<! ?ch. have just been received by Sir of courtesy to Secre oseph G. Ward, the former premier nothing should be don f New Zealand, who is now here, sence until he had take le letters having been forwarded and final leave of the rom New Zealand. They were capital. tailed in the polar regions by the ite Captain Scott, of the British Gypsies Bury Their Do ntarctic exposition. Custom. Nashville, Tenn., Ma Montenegro Deserted by Russia. burial 'lay for a clai r, .., . ... ** i whose members travel f ( ettinje, Montenegro, May 1. oyer tho goutb tradin he Russian minister to Montenegro , numbers of the I, resented a curt note to the govern- ft ^ P1 I G .ent today urging immediate com- othor states f . liance by Montenegro with the de- The bod of John j,, ,ands of the European powers for 8 a yleader of the ie evacuation of Scutari and lnti- on, one t be , , } uR ng that a pol cy of defiance was ,ork ,?ed , kely to lead to the ruin of Monte- Atlanta and hlf} bQ(ly h) ?" _________ vault here since, awaiti n . ing of burial day for ii Dalmey-llegler. The rus(om of havj?K Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Dabney an- ial day is for the conver aunce the marriage of their daugh- nomads, ir, Bessie Viola, to Charles Oscar ____________ egler at 8:30 o'clock Wednesday Southern Railway Einti rening, May 7. at White Bluff , aptist church. 8yM Special to Herald, May 1.? Bob I) ploye of the Southern H Mr. I>. P. Beard is a visitor in killed at Mount Zion la ie city today. north-bound train No. was sitting on tire track Even tho girls who have a steak- and, according to passer id-onion appetite can rave over the train, no blame is attai uy the stage hero kisseB tho hero- railway officers. e's hand. Birmingham Man Gets ti Washington, May llest Medicine for Colds. <"am]>)>?*]I of Hirminghar When a druggist recommends a many yours political n medy for colds, throat and lung llepresontative Oscar aubles, you can feci that ho knows lias boon soloctod by Pr< hat ho is talking about. C. Lower, son for a Judgo In the I! uiggist, of Marlon, Ohio, writes of court of claims. Ills P. Kill v'u Vmu r?lo/.~.. "" r, .. .... .. wwuypry; i was expected to go to iow Dr. King's Now Discovery is today. e best throat and lung medicine sell It cured my wife of a severe There never was a tim< onchial cold after all other rein- pie appreciated the real ies failed." It will do the same Chamberlain's Cough Itc r you if you are suffering with a than now. This is showi Id or nny bronchial, throat or crease in sales and volu ng cough. Keep a bottle on hand monlals from persons 1 tho timo for everyone in the been cured by it. If y inily to use. It is a home doctor, children are troubled wl ice 50c and $1.00. Guaranteed or cold give it a trial f Lancaster Pharmacy and Stand- acquainted with its goo d Drug Co. For sale by all dealers. rER NEWS, MAY 2, 1913. XNn miI MR. UNDERWOOD jAND BILL IS C()NFIDE] ned to Ad Wilson? Democratic leader Predicts 1 tlio House Will Pass Tariff 1.?An in- >?y Saturday Night, nocratlc op- Washington, May 1.?"I tl i passage of we'll finish with the tariff bill in le anti-alien house by Saturday night," said K e senate to- ocratlc Leader Underwood ;ame up for night, after an all day debate on iron and steel schedule, plan of the The metal schedule is only majority in third of the fourteen sched essful issue which are followed by the free ote at once the technicalities of the adm: 3 Democrats trative provisions and the inc e day was tax plan, and many of the mem inute. The of the house are prepared to see lal order for debate stretch into next week. 1 orning. resentative Gardner of Massai lay the ad- setts, one of the Republican ni received a bers of the ways and means ( ity that it mittee, figured on the passagi Its as shown the revision measure about morrow and Tuesday night. Hut Mr. Un ration. wood, smiling and confident, aroused by nothing to disturb the plan j Webb bill shifting the scene of the tariff Johnson by to the senate with the openini i the belief, next week. inn on/1 A f rTM? ' ' ? ,11 i iic uvmucraiic leader does hat, regard- believe a special rule will be nt 8 worded It sary to put the bill through, in appeal to plan is to have the measure ad t>y President ed within an hour after the reai for amendments has been cone gram from ed. p.ceived here MANY AMENDMENTS REJEC' son: All day yesterday and again calling your night Democrats bowled i bill, which amendments proposed by Repi >eal to the cans and Progressives. The v i of treaty and means committee* however, at might he ready and carried a number ol ion." own amendments, all of a in immediately character and designed to pei classifications, ich for your Mr. Mann declared that whil may be due thought the pending bill would endeavored very injurious to the country, he ly upon the not believe in "prolonging the sting treaty, ony" unnecessarily and sugge tter at once "that as we are to have the pas; and I would *n present form the sooner or any sug- better." old the ob- OTHER PASSAGES. When Representative A. P. b der, a new Republican memhor f N SOUTH. Pennsylvania, offered an anr ment last night to put hooks f Statistics eyes used in shoe manufacture imI Highest H,e free list, he aroused crith from Representative A. Mite 30 ? -Purine '>almer. wh? declared Mr. Kre was a "shoe manufacturer, the p ine cosi 01 ,|lpnt of the Amer|can Shoe Ml ^,es . facturers' Association, wl T ."t t?> i amendment will put money into years, ine own pooi{et." 1 s , as Minority Leader Mann rep p ces n If members were to be 1 , . . criticiseei Congressman from ,c. , . ,n farms would be prohobited from mi divisions CU8slnK rates on the agricult i as a noie scbeduie- Mr. Mann also refe ti e to l. i tQ tke jac^ Majority Lea .co , Underwood, author of the tariff il'U divisions' was enKaKed in the iron and t u divisions, buslness He 8aid that Mr Un a .. ,. wood need not apologize to Ural $187' lhou8e for nor to exPla,r A Cascaret to-night will make 0 when poo- feel great by morning. They w 1 merits of while you sleep never gripe, s niedy more en, and rost only 10 cents a 1 by the In- from your druggist. Millions ntary testl- men and women take a Cascaret i who have and then and never have Ifr ou or your aelie, Biliousness, Coated Toiif th a cough Indigestion, Sour Stomach or ( ind become npat<d Bowels. Cascarets bel d qualities, in every household. Children love to take them. w mat ne meant no reflection ther id Western, Underwood answered ' a vigorous statement: a S "I' * could not represent my age working stituency and at the same time ;e prices of pe0pje Qf tpf, United States witl cal divisions jnvoivinK myself as a special pi owest year) er ^or interests in my distric .... 1Q1? would *<> unworthy of my posi Ann Afifi in th,a lu,UHe" oKK I17 "I contend that when represe lives of the people stand in olr li'i house, exercising the power to 977 ill people of this country, that it i ?77 \&3 least unbecoming for them to ; play a selfish interest in these inal Action. ters The time has passed v y 1.?Secre- the laws of this county will be > cceptance of ten for special interests, when vltation to can come and ask for legislu through the to convert dollars from the poc Florin and of the masses into their own mento coun- they may grow rich." y leaders in The committee completed coi 5ir plans for eration of the metal .schedule ; lien bill for many amendments had been ofl ing. and rejected, if Governor by the pro- schools Were Closed lleeause lers that out Smallpox. ta\y "ryftn Monetta, May 1.?As a mea e in his ab- precaution on account o? " ! "i ,nrnii prevalencQ of smallpox in the , California ,uunlty the school here ha8 closed as the result of the dec i i-i i of the trustees. The school, kr ad as r ixed aa a gra(jed school, was cl earlier than usual by the smal y 1.?Today scare, though the time for the i l of nomads nier holidays was near at hand, ar and wide smallpox situation is not extre g in horses alarming but the parents of and have ar- children were anxious to pre eorgia and thr> 4l- -** n^.cau ui mw uisease, so s ceremonv. trustees and others who had lerlock, for tddered the matter deemed it clan, is the visable to close the schools so t oday. Sher- prevent the close association hs ago near Was necessary in close and crov is been In a rooms. ng the com- ?????????'afl^elTbur. 10 CENT "CASCARETS" ilence of the IS YOUR LAXAT1 loye Killed. Best liver and bowel cleat Spartanburg and stomach regul; avis, an em '.allway, was known, ist night by Oct a 10-cent box. 4 0. Davis Put aside?Just once?the Si at the time Pills, Castor Oil or Purgative igers on the ters v nich merely force a pass, nhed to the way through the bowels, but do thoroughly cleanse, freshen purify these drainage organs, \ Judgeship, have no effect whatever upon 1.?k. K. liver and stomach, n, Ala., for Keep your "insides" pure lanager for fresh with Cascarets, which tl Underwood, oughly cleanse the stomach, rem )sldcnt Wil- the undigested, sour food and 1 nited States gases, take the excess bile from nomination liver and carry out of the sys the senate all the constipated waste ma and poisons in the Imwela 1 nt 'J-"1** " I Money link i^Si I | Makes I i Mone; ome ^1?, ber.s AA And the moot , SB Hint money inak< mz-z4 chu- [m] ma'le8 niore mone !om- WJ Th,s interest!., & of fagi] Process is going t der^ [MJ ever>' d?y in the ye, saw with "The Old it for rjM|j liable." bill I of [flB] Have you an a MM count in our Savin, not 1~4 sees- Ml I>epartinent? Th.e M We pay 4 per ce opt- 1^1 ding MM interest compound. lud- fpfj quarterly on Savin, rKD MM Accounts and Cen last ffifcl cates of Deposit, over iZ E IT'S SAF1 had ' its MM In This Bank, inor fjgift] "feet We invite your a , v. ,? tention to the annex, e he rflB] I be statement. Come did gee ug ag- [flA] sted sage MM = the [AA] g THE BANK 0 rom ss 2 LANCASTE1 > on :1sm "The Old Reliable. S t3i:?:?:l:?:t.?:l:l mu- _ 1 Ms The Charlotte Observer editorial headed "A Pouty died That will describe the Spa thus Pe?Ple after we land the Railroad.?Gaffney Ledger. dis ural Though a man with money rred egg, people seldom take ider until he is broke, bill, it eel ' There In more Catarrh In this sei der- country than alL other Jim 101 put t the until the last tew year* was supi . Incurable. For a great many f* , pronounced It u local disease and (fte eby, remedies, and by constantly faffing t W ith local treatmeut, pronounced If lucura has proven Catarrb to be a constltutb and therefore reuulres constitutional COn- Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured tile Cheney ft Co.. Toledo. Ohio. Is the 01 tiout ,lolvnl cure on the market. It Is tnk< " in doses from 1Q drops to a tcaspoou ead- directly on the blood and uiueous t J the system. They offer one hundred Hr?ti ""* OM8P k falls to cure. Scud tor c 11 testimonials. Address: F. J. CHENEY Se CO., 1 nta- Sold by Druggists, T3c. (J. alH' Guaranteed... Fill out this coupon and mail to us for a free list showing the ANCE ^arj?a'n8 we ?^er: Name ns'irance ?pd the Address iterance ; , t iaolat- | St Fire,I | .ANITAS- | | In hual- j .'i years Send me your iree list of reiMsnr built typewriters. c ?ht has ' ! uauranee r;":;: J. E. CRAYTON & CO., ger, j 217 South Tryon Street, s. c. (CHARLOTTE, - - N. C. ' . , ! tills Take Hull's Family 1'IUs for con tax s at " ????? Business No1 k'hen vrit- WE NOW HAVE a few i raen Leghorn Cockerels for ition we have used for breeders kets at $1.5(f each. Muki that f?r young stock. Cui Farm, Route 4. Phone 1 isld- ? ifter FOR SALE?Iudtail Rum 'ered Eggs, Apply L. C. Boy office, of WANTED?Orders far S. C horn day-old chicks to b ed May 22, at 12c each, 2 the 50- $4-5?: 10?. *8-50. com- luim *arm? Route 4. Pho Sol! MOLASSES at 25c l0^| Ion. Jug furnished If osed gallons. Bennett-Ferguat llpox Pany* sum- mel> .Inlm Tl_ W td(, jlv ivent the conr; INSIIRAN( Vtled mmmmmmmmm . [VK Court House Squar tser '"f Lancaster, Phone 261 alts, I! FARMERS' INSUR and the Hon. P. II. McMaster, 1 a'?d c< r .mlssioner, has lic.^ns hor- p.irnjers1 Mutual Fire l iovp foul ' ( :,npany to in?111<-> farm nr the | > <! town property ai;a i\i tem \\ ?nd and Lightning, In f tter I i Kt: and YORK r'ount'e.* you Thin Company has been ork nesa In York County 'or : 'f'k- and has nearly X 1,000,000.1 ance In force. The average imv been 30c on the $100.00 i ?ad- i per year. Reference will l?e cue, ed on request. For the pre :on- Ic.iesa PJJ* ; I). E. BONEY, Mana Yorkville, ! l$aiik No. 38. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION W OF kWi THE BANK OF LANCASTER 5 located at Lancaster, S. C., at the close of business April 4th, 1913. RESOURCES. M Loans and Discounts. . $537,374.45 tjtk Overdrafts 7,155.79 IT Bonds and Stocks ownI ed by the Bank 12,500.00 Ap ' Furniture and Fixtures 1,000.00 Banking House 5,800.00 ?y Due from Banks and flp ,H Bankers 73,419.38 Currency 10,077.00 |,^P< y. Cold 3,407.50 p| ? Silver and other Minor 'fiftl b Coin 2,307.33 >? Checks and Cash Items 3,411.27 af Total $656,452.72 Jft *" INABILITIES. Cupital Stock paid in. . $ 50,000.00 Qp c_ Surplus Fund 100,000.00 Undivided Profits, less K* Current Expenses and BQ Taxes Paid 22,175.01 Due to Banks and i^Ji nt Bankers 6,703.01 BP ,tj Dividends Unpaid .... 525.00 Individual Deposits SubJect to Check 273,135.17 SB jj. Savings Deposits . . . . 51,747.49 Time Certificates of Deposit 150,511.75 Pi Cashier's Checks . . . . 1,655.29 4 K lJ Total $656,452.72 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lancaster?ss. Before me came Geo. W. Wil- IS liams, Cashier of the above named ymmi 3d bonk, who, being duly sworn, says jn ' that the above and foregoing state- VP( ment is a true condition of said mm bank, as shown by the books of said bank. VP = OKO. W. WILLIAMS, W* Sworn to and subscribed before Fme this 9th day of April, 1913. VP jno. h. poao, mm Notary Public for S. C. Correct?Attest: RWADDY C. THOMSON, VP L. C. PAYSEUR, W R. L. CRAWFORD, W M Directors. ^V^ ^ ^ ^ y y ^ ^ ? 'pJBP has an CITATION. Crowd." rtanburg STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA L. & C ? County of Lancaster. By J. E. Stew man, Judge of Probate. be a bad Whereas Mrs. Minnie L. Duncan offense has made suit to me to grant her letters of administration of the estate and effects of William M. ction i>( tue Duncan. ogpthrr. anu These are, therefore, to o'.te and Sr?d doctor admonish all and singular the kindscribed local red and credftors of the said Wllto cure with liam M. Duncan, deceased, that they jual tSST he and appear before me, in the , * 1 treatment". Court of Probate, to be held at i by k. J. Lancaster on May 15th, 1913, next, >nrInternally after publication thereof, at 11 nil. it acts o'clock in the forenoon, to show surfaces ?f cause, if any they have, why the 'lrcu'i'ars an'u sald administration should not be granted. V>ledo, Ohio. Given under my hand, this 29th day of April Anno Domini 1913. tlpatloa. J. E. STEWMAN, ??? Probate Judge. hi nric U1UOO CITATION. 5 C- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. r^aU sea- County of Lancaster ing room By J. E. Stewman, Judge of Probate. 1?9-2 haiU Whereas Martha Hinson and Jaa. '' D. Hinson have made an it to me to grant them letters of admlnlstraler Ouck tjon Qt the estate and effects of er, News Meridian L. Hinscm. These are, therefore, to cite and ~~~ " admonish all and singular the kind red and cerditors of the said Meri? ?!, dian L. Hinson, deceased, that they ? d, ?2.50; be an(j appear before me, In the CUi7Q f Court of Probate, to be held at ne 1^9-2. Lancaster on the 7th of May next, ~'?' uft AP *l">- * ~ ^ * * uiwt iiuuntatiuu iiiBrcui, ill 11 per gal- 0'c|ock in the forenoon, to show take two cau8e> jf any they have, why the said administration should not bo 1-25-31 'mnte<i. ' Given under my hand, this 23rd r - day of April Anno Domini 1913. vJlO J. E. STEWMAN, * .UL\2 j Probate Judge. jk Typewriter Bargains! All Makes Rebuilt