Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 r I Idergoin _ __ _ In fir ma LOCAL DO A b to^81 Miss ville ^ ?Weather forecast for South Lazenb; Carolina: Local showers Friday; Mrs. Saturday probably fair. has be ?There will be services at 5 her fat) o'clock Sundfcy afternoon In the R- M Episcopal church, conducted by the boro, I1 pastor. Rev. W. C. Boyd. college ?Do not miss the evening of da^[: song and story by Polk Miller, Col. r. Tom Booker, Capt. Tony Mlllor and , M their negro quartette at the opera and Ma house tonight. Joday x ?There will be special music at p the Methodist church Sunday. Mr. pvinini! H. L. Teubner, who has an excel- Mrs lent voice, will sing. A treat is in T Gr" store for those who hear him. J* F g . ?The Mamie FraBer Society of Mrs. *\nb Presbyterian church will give a daught silver tea at the home of Mrs. M. P. nell In Crawford on White street this Mrs. (Friday) afternoon at 6 o'clock. daught ?B. L. Terry, former card grind- Lancas \ er, at Lancaster, S. C., is overseer a visit of night carding at the Wympjo the gu Yarn Mill, Rock Hill, S. C., filling Webb.the position formerly held by W. W. Miss Crenshaw.?Textile Manufacturer. has be ?Every Confederate Roldier, * every U. D. C., in fact, every man, ~ woman and child in Lancaster ai)re should hear Polk Miller tell and , Misa sing of "Old Times Down South" at , "l. the opera house tonight. vlsitinj ?The hosts of friends of Dr. W. past W W. Fennell of Rock Hill, who has AvOTi been quite ill the past few days, will be pleased to know that he rested j,'arin8 more comfortably last night and ft' | that his general condition is some- . what improved. article ?A cooling shower of rain fell anothe In and around Lancaster yesterday days a afternoon, but it will not be suffi- Monro< clent to bring up cotton to a stand. miles We understand it was heavier in crossed the southern section of the county. eyes v The clouds today indicate rain. evident ?Remember the entertainment first p at the Mackey opera house this was th evening. Polk Miller has already about pleased numbers of people in Lan- what \ caster and they, as well as those "Slate who have not heard him and bis as- place 1 sistants have a treat in store for the roi them. sion t< S. D., Ed Cri _ _ . _ farms i PERSONALS yation, improv Creek Mr. S. w Mr. W. R. Simpson of Greensboro the fai is the euest of friends In Lancaster. i,ia Mrs. C. P. Carter is in Itichsburg struck visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ed An- "McAti derson. ticular Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Adams of a stun the Longsville section were in Lan- We st< caster yesterday shopping. chat w Miss Charlotte Jones of Laneas- was ei ter is the at'ractive guest of Miss toes. Maude Jlolky.?Winnsboro New i1 a *lrau and Herald. ' , his we Mr. It. D. ltowell, who underwent sturdy an operation at the Fennell Infirm- dustry ary recently, returned from Itock Enicra Hill Thursday, much improved in : ,\s i health. I ternooi Mrs. W. F. Crenshaw of Heath Frank Springs attended the memorial ser-, McMur vices in Lancaster Monday and pressei went from here to Cedar Grove evidem Farm to visit her niece, Mrs. George all sld Crejis?iaw. I workiu Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McCorkle of superii Rosston, Ark., arrived at Heath ' noticec Springs last Saturday and will make ' fled, their home with Mrs. McCorklc's and ot son, Mr. W. F. Crenshaw. | Mr. Mr. L. C. Lazenby spent a part fine fle of Monday in Cheraw on Business. 1 oats, c Mr. M. S. Witherspoon was in ' the art Rock Hill Tuesday on business. j was dt Mrs. P. B. Barnes (formerly Mrs. tion o! Lois Sistare) of Union, is visiting thrifty relatives in the county. ! people, Mrs. Clara Edwards of Ruther- , press < ford College, N. C., is visiting Mrs. j road v L. P. Clyburn. I have t Mr. Robert Murray of Augusta ' tion ju was a Lancaster visitor this week. j We ho] Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Craig were next ti Visitors in Rock Hill this week. | is,0 M'.ss Marie Caskey went to Spar- friend, tanburg Monday to see her sister, 0f this Miss Sula Caskey, whom she ac- Wr.s b( companied home Tuesday. The this di \ latter has been quite ill and is still will n J sick at her home on Chesterfield when < - t** avenue. I we ar< Mrs. Ira B. Jones was the guest that ri of Mrs. J. C. Montgomery in Char- vinced lotte this week. ed tha Dr. Frank Moon Boldridge has jands rAhirnAfl frnm Rfflhmnnrl u horo Via * - * - - has been attending the Medical College. ^ Miss Minnie Caskey has returned _. home from Georgia, where she has r jne been teaching, to spend tho sum- a co"1 mer at home. Mrs. Ned Shlpway of New York caP'lal is tl>e guest of lit r sister. Mrs. Jo in ,ors A. Stew man and Mrs. O. C. Illeek- ,l" rrf| uion. ory on Mrs. S. N. Bailey of Clinton is or visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. R. st.r t" Williams. elsewh Ernest Moore, Esq., and W. P. / Robinson have been in attendance ??mPa on the supreme court tills week. Col. Lorov Springs returned Wed- "l nesday from Charlotte and Itock I Hill. Cu T. Y. Williams, Esq., spent Wed- ' l-*au nesday in Columbia on business. Mlnter Dr. D. P. High of Wilmington is citizen spending a few days in Lancaster, known where he lived until recently. his ho Dr. J. R. Boldridge of Itlxvllle, shortlj Va., who has been on a visit to his neral uncle, Rev. J. H. Boldridge, D. D., held t returned home Thursday. Follow Miss Louise Huey of Cheraw Presby visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. It. will 1 K. A* Uuey, of the Tirzah com muni- tery. ty tC Jweek. I ML Vernon Sowell, who has been Advert working with tho Yadkin River | Power Company, near Italelgh, is Mrs spending a few days with his pa- Carkin renin Mr And Mrs It R Sowell Minn lie expects to leave soon for Salt Miss Lake City. , j Moat, Superintendent of education V. A. Iti< A. Llngle returned from Clemson i Woats College yesterday, where lie had Carrie been in attendance on the nnnu.il ' Miss I session of tho county superintcn- Miss t 'lents. lie stopped over in his re- ltoblm j^eturn to visit Winthrop College. | Ounby "^^Mlss Hessle Cunningham is un- Thorni THE 1 r treatment at the Fennell i???? ry in Rock Hill. Will A. Moore is on a visit V nother, Mrs. N. A. Moore. w / Evelyn Lazenby of Yorkrislted her uncle. Mr. L. C. Y, Sunday. C. R. Yoder of Van Wyck Miss Eliza en called to the bedside of of the most tier tt Hortense, Oa. has ever grad [. Robinson, Esq., of Golds- for Women, J. C., visited his friend and recital In pit mate, R. S. Stewart, yester- 8:30 o'clocl I Women. Th? and Mrs. R. E. Wylie, Mr. , vited.?Colun >. Wylie and Misses Louise 1 ,ry G. Wylie went to Columbia j The follow o be present at the graduat- ed here yeste lano recital of Miss Eliza t othe many it the College for Women this to-be: C. j Mr. and Mrs. Queen Gregory and Mrs. L | request the. 1 <ory of Kershaw visited Mrs. | at the marrl tregory tnis week. W. T. Ballard took her er, Miss Bessie, to the Fen- Mr. Marti flrmary yesterday. on the ever Brown Sistare and little th er returned to their home in at ter Tuesday morning, after at Mount Ct of several days the past week I Miss Morn ests of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. : a guest at tl ?Cheraw Chronicle. | Thomson and Mildred Cunningham, who always welco en teaching at Inman, is at most attrac ;o spend the summer vacation town. Mr. M her parents, Mr. and Mrs. young businc gard Cunningham. Bessie Sowell has returned An enjoya Lock Hill, where she has been was the libra \ friends and relatives the , L. C. Payseui eek. , ory at the I latter on Sou IER TRIP IN THE COUNTY, twenty frien afternoon v Along the Monroe lload in study of don iigh State of Cultivation. with interest we indicated in a previous many late that we would do. we took making hoi r drive Into the county a few pleasant. M go, this time going up the iences of a 3 road for a distance of five model homea little beyond where we well as soi I the Wadesboro road. Our from a few rere greeted all along with who are nov ces of good farming. The problems. A lace attracting our attention for Cooking le farm of Mr. Bart Cousart, one of the u: two miles from town, near lady was n k'as known in our boyhood as pencil and ai Hill." Mr. J. K. Helms' of that fav is near Mr. Cousart's, but off j the cow. M id. We next came in succes- was found t o the plantations of Messrs drawing, wai J. Clark and N. P. Robinson, cow, while i iig and S. W. Craig. These soled Mrs. W are all in a high state of culti- ice course well terraced and otherwise games by M ed. After crossing Camp the Misses ( and passing the plantation of W. Craig, we next came to rm of Mr. Newt Helms and a Charley. Farther on we what we used to know as Uncle Hardy jer town," because this parsection was first settled by 1> Irish familv of that name. Uncle Ha apped and had a pleasant proached a g itli Mr. John A. McAteer, who on ^ie 8^re igagcd in watering his pota- i "Say boss, We quenched our thirst with about (lis elit of almost ice water from an' like 11. Mr. McAtcfr inherits the Toll you de I traits and habits of in- like of (lis 1from h'.s ancestors of the jist Id iFle. very roiiow t was getting late in the ar- j 'stablished w a we drov? on, passing Mr. i where dey McAtecr's and on up into the could git anj ray settlement. What im- forty acres a 1 us with this section was the million. Soo ce of thriit and industry on ; out my land es. Where the hands were w,th a blind ig the land owner was seen a sack for (tending and directing. We ; 'fore God, 1 that the crops were diversi- ; couldn't find oats, crimson clover, vetch | bureau or ni her grasses were seen. I on back he S. W. Craig had just cut a knows all al Id which had been planted in | sovment's go :rimson clover and vetch and lto de oldest >ma from "the new mown hay" ! better hurry ilightful to regale. This sec- dld 'bout d t country is inhabited by a mule, 'cause , intelligent and God-fearing lonS lor dl8 , who are making their im- tel' me de p on the country around. The ter? 18 a?y fe went is one of the best we a" dls ta,l raveled, barring a rocky sec- business?" ist beyond Camp Creek, which mann was tt ?e will be put in shape by the ered a cu,*c me we go over it. laconic reply wonder our young barrister doubts 'bout Pressly Robinson, is proud de niggers i cnitinn f r?r it uinu irharo l,o man." irn and reared. We enjoyed rive so much we are sure we Watson C epeat it. Wo don't know The supre or where we will go next, but in the case b sure to go somewhere and H. Watson, ght early for we are now con- der of T. E. of what we already suspect- son was cc t there are no people or the county jury, upon which they dwell, equal i a recommei io of the "Red Rose County." | sentenced by of four yeai ew Company Chartered. | tiary, by a secretary of state has issued granted the mission to the Builders' Sup- the trial mpany of this place with a ' dant was roj of $10,000, the incorpora- i Williams of being W. T. Gregory* W. P. state, besid \ 11. J .Gregory, A. J. Greg- represented id 13. E. llowers. The notice P- 13- Itlak opening of the books of sub- j land Massey. on of this company appears upon sev ere in this issue. | one being ei loted heretofore, this proposed trial judge ; iiy has bought the plant own- , defense the Moore Lumber & Manu- tnent of M ng Co. Hams, which reading and pt. John It. Mintcr Dead. to the suprt rens, May 14.?Capt. John R. 1 Wll,,am8. , one of the most prominent "r,n? was no s of this city and widely ,n* "pon th throughout the state, died at 11iul J"u >mc here yesterday afternoon , v ? , ' r before 1 o'clock. The fu- 1^' remanded and burial services will he lv<>rs,iaw coa his afternoon at 5 o'clock. ing the exercises at the First Death of terlan church, the interment Mrs. Thur! ako place at Laurens cerno- Columbia lai | daughter of ? ... , tho Tank ? tlscd letters lor Week Minnie Conn Fading May 17. rared in thi . Clonmiy Cerbell, Mrs. Luscy was particul is, Lula Catoe, LI la Dunlap, being only i Ijolae Sumerlln, Anderson the full enjc Blanche Wallos, Miss Zure ful life. Shi M. O. Knight, Mrs. Marthia Methodist cl ihesson, Mr. Sam. Miss Nisy Christian. 1 , Mrs. Thomas Mangle, Mrs. to Chester, McDow, <;. w. Blaokmon, vices were c Jessie Stewart, Albert Stewart, Besides a s< 'earlle Shannon, Mrs. Bessie father, Mr* son, John Kveman, F. A. brothers, Mc , Bottlar Vincen, Miss Maggie and Brico, 3, Frank Clyburn. Nannie Com iANCASTER NEWS, MAY 16, 1913. STANDING OF y A/ THE CONTESTA ^ jn the Two Beautiful 1 wyiie, said to be one Contest at the Air Do talented students who Contestants. No. uated from the College Catherine Stevens will give her graduate Laura Gilbert Williams .... ino Friday evening at Maude Hunter 1 i at the College for Virginia McManus > public is cordially in- Mary Locke Barron ibia Record, Tuesday. Estelle Milling Louise Poag ing invitations receiv- Sadie Knight rday will be of interest Ethel Cauthen frienris of tha hplrto. 1 ir and come to Lancaster V,u assessment! bridle for de mule and madef on the mills ln Lai d- watermillion, an* county, when I got to town. I Lancaster cotton mills, acdat man Freed, the __ VaI value.. $8 othin' else. So I went ^alue for taxation ... 4 ime. Now. boss, you Lancaster Cotton Oil Cornout dis thing, an' if do ? P *; actaal ?value * t any thing to give way X ? * ' '*' V * nigger in des parts, it Kershaw Oil Mill, actual up an' not do like dey . value. . . $ lat forty acres an' de ^ ulue for taxation dis nigger ain't bound i vvorlo. So boss, jist Escaped Convict Caught lain truf 'bout de mat- i Magistrate Hall's constab pendence to be put in w coursart, came in town ? d ,8. * r?eI?I?la,n day. bringing with him Will ! He w as told that b ried- w^0 e8cape(i from the chain] le man who had dlscov- fpw (jays ag0 jje na(j 8erve( for consumption. His months of a 8entence of 18 , ^.ah' it f8?k?l for house breaking and li i l i |C 3 *1? to treat wjjen |,e ROt away. He was < like dat other reed- at hfs fatho/a houso at Trail, across the North C line. irnntcd a New Trial. fme court, Wednesday Keep Your Mouth Clean of the state vs. Oliver . In order to keep the moutl charged with the murGregory, in which Wat- the following rules should 1 - tr 1 1 - ?u*a;iru, uy n iverHiiaw ?erveu; of manslaughter with RUy a well made moderate "judge G?ag etoCa term toothbrush, having a leng s in the state peniten- tuft of bristles at its tip an unanimous opinion, brushing surface serrated. It defendant a new trial. hp 1180(1 twice a day in the of the case the defn- inK manner: Moisten it and resented by Williams & 8011,0 K??(1 antiseptic tooth the Lancaster bar. The or powder free from pumice e Solicitor Cobb, was 11 should be brushed over th by Hon. M. L. Smith, fr,co of the "pper teeth from eney and Hon. Cope- downward and over tlie lowe The appeal was has- front below upward. The innt oral grounds, the main face of tl,p teeth should also ror on the part of the similar attention. Every n In charging the law of piece of dental flose imprc correctly. The argu- with tooth paste or powder, essrs. Williams & Wil- 1)6 carried between the teeth, we had the pleasure of being used to prevent injury which was presented Bums. Itrushing of the gums me court by I). Reece Re? them, aids their circulath e junior member of the keeps them healthy. After elf t only able but convinc- Ik? teeth the mouth should b e errors committed by ?d with water and then som< ge in his charge on the line mouth wash held in the defense. The case will and drawn by suction aroui to the circuit court for between the teeth for two n inty for a new trial. and this should be followed b of magnesia. Mrs. Thurlow Young. " l*?/? u *, tendonc' ?f 'th( , to recede, it is a good idea low Young, who died in cleaning the teeth with tootli Kt Friday, May i), is a or powder, to sprinkle some c< the late J. Q. Connor of cooking soda on the brush a: section. She was Miss edges of the gums with il lor, who was born and Roughened areas on a tootl s county. Her death irritation or ulceration of tl arly sad, Mrs. Young Rue an(j inner aspect of tli years of nge and In t)iuh making a profit of ei yment of a happy use- for bacteria into the clrci e was a member of the amj jn oldorly persons this i!1 r?]1.nd _a_.cons.st.?"1 tlon may lead to the develonn iiih reiuuuia were lanrn cancer.- CJco. It. Livermoro, where the funeral sir- jn <pjlc progressive Farmer, onducted last Saturday. mowing husband and -?..? ?*?... oo?..u-. ?u?. .. Young leaves four Cures C.d S?ics, Other Remed.es Wo. ?ssrs. Clvde. Irbv. Joe The worst cnvc. non,a?t<-rof how1onK , , . ' nre cured by th* render fin, old rcl anil 0110 S.StCT, Miss pot'er'a Anti?<?r!i: Healing Oil. I 10r. 1'al i and li<:.. tha same time. 2?c, ?- luai iua I UUU? Mildred Billings John William Morrah Pearl Coffey lonor of your company Ruth Funderburk lage of their daughter Mable Plyler Kathleen Willie Locke Crawford . . to Sarah Craig n Luther Marchant Rebecca Jones ling of Tuesday, the Everlee Patterson. ird of June Jennie Lee Slierrard nine o'clock. Perry Belle Bennett irmel, South Carolina. I Elizabeth Sowell ih has frequently been j Margaret Thomasson le home of Mr. W. C. | Irene Stewman 1 her Lancaster friends Katherine Wylle med her as one of the Eliza Moore , . . tive visitors to our Henrietta Edwards . . .... [archant is a prominent Catherine Riddle !ss man of Greenville. Beulah May Laney Mary Hough ble event of yesterday Elizabeth and Donaon iry party given by Mrs. Witherspoon r and Mrs. W. T. Greg- Ida McDow landsome home of the Evelyn Hirsch ith Main street. About Iva Nesbit tls were present. The Malvina Sowell ras given over to a Willis Elliott . . . lestic science problems, Sarah Williams . . , ing discussions of the Charlotte Foster inventions which are Beatrice Bowline jsekeeping easy and Ruth Mackey any Individual exper- Harriett Moore number of Lancaster's Thelma Beckham makers were given, as Jeannette Huggins ne amusing incidents Gildersleeve Wylie of the younger women Get busy now everybody am v wrestling with new Miss Hunter busy in order t< . very amusing "Recipe first place. Husbands ' was read by ;i,27<> votes were turned nmarried guests. Each jjie nrsj week by Miss H ext given a card and i(ooo nomination votes am: sked to draw a picture ; 10.000 bonus votes puts her i orlte domestic animal, place at the end of the first rs. J. M. Riddle, who | with a total of 14,270. 0 Have the cleverest I 20 0()() ^ u, ?>e , , Kiv;e" a Pretty china I ,H numb P turned in 01 1 china milkmaid con- Xh*P8<la) night. . A. Davis. A delicious ^ ' . . , ? was served after too One fact keep in mind, rs. Frank Harper and bonus votes increase every [Jregory. Assessments on I^ocal Mi t IE DM ANN CURE. A statement issued Wednesi I Comptroller General Jones that the assessed value of the is Suspicious of the mills, cotton oil mills and fe ew Remedy. plants of South Carolina w -a.. ?? creased by $955,571 by the ifLnnn ho ntt^r d board ?r equalization. The ... hi, *?, i >1 n 111 rv* ban been called to meet in < t h ! . bla May 21 to hear protests hear Frc^dmaV's curS arr.cssmcmts were madebythe ...... (!, upon a basis of oO per cent Iru'f I'm kinder 'sp'cous "ctual valuc as determined, 'roe dm an chap anywav, According to the statement ?board, the actual value ot tl u.1tt.r tic. surrende r u* mi ? ? r^ aqq i op 0 Ma ton mills was 957,033,196, a: or fiomo of lils kin . tfoo Coo. i i * *t ? _ Knrnnu f28,516,5881 actual vain? nat ne called a bureau ,1.,^ ' . cor ?c ~ said de oullored folks tillzor Plants $5,585,16o, ai ,*Vi Io. aJL 2-o,1 r at $2,792,583; actual value !f !l In l ton 0,1 m,lls $3,090,750, a! in'.er mule to a water- , n as I heerd it I picked at J.1'5!5:.375; NTS : gf |A aous I Money me- m THE I 3 g Makes 14,370 W 1,200 gg mm Loans ? 1,000 O Overdrai i:sso 8 Money uosv* i Ann J 1 v ' r uiiiibUi 3 680 IPC Banking j'q^q C| And the money Due fr< 1,615 ?aja4 that money makes _ Bankf 1,000 W Currenc: 1 000 CI makea more money. Gold . . 1,000 This interesting a 1,000 < . . Coin. 1,000 CI process is going on Checks 1,330 every day in the year _ . , 1 000 Total i ooo W with "The old ,le" 1,050 liable." Capital i:?2o?o m >">? ? - uu?Xui'd, 1,000 C| count in our Savings Curre 1,000 nenartment? Taxes 1,000 A Department c Due t 1,000 C| We pa> 4 per cent Bank< !:ooo '0, compounded 1,000 C| quarterly on Savings ject 1.000 jni Accounts and Certi1,000 Cl cafes of Deposit. posit 1,000 UjJ Cashier' };SJS 8 IT S SAFE Total .1,103 W STATE 1,000 W In This Bank. Counl l'oon W We invite your at- Befo* 1,000 liams, t 1,000 tention to the annexed bank, v i'nnn statement. Come in that tht 1,000 ment is .1,000 to see us. bank, ai 1,000 CI bank. (1 keep *C| 0 hold Si Swori ? I THE BANK OF me" 1 the S Correct*JS2 S LANCASTER ror the iW "The Old Reliable." i next MLv?w ** ^ ^ T T ^ ^ . week, i Praying For China. I N< lis. ! day by The New York Mail comments as j 10 shows follows upon the prayers that have I eotton been offered in this country for the ! fr, rtillzer restoration of peace ih Cnina: | Sc \as in- | "The offering up of prayers in the : Tr i state churches of this and other countries ca hoard for tj,e Chinese republic?that ; ed JL " 'peaco and happiness and truth and ' de i Justice may be established among sa ibese ancient people forever,' and j eri ? *'e that they may be Med forth into on . ^ years of plenty'?is a most impres- I th> of the sjve aa xvtiii as a m,)St unusual thing. | on le cot- ,.>-0 Qne neeij bc a devout man, 10 Sf T' nor even a believer in the etflciency Pu ? " of prayer, in order to be moved by se< bsessea tlljs Spectacie Cf international good te? ? c ~ will. The most inspiring thing de b. ..sea abOUt j8 tjje faci that the expres-1 an sion should have been asked and be answered in such good faith. sb j "A great German general, in a so ; book which has been widely read dii 74 184 ' has lately told us that K??d will, Pu 37 092 benevolence and altruism are not at ' i all virtues of the nations?that na60 000 t,ons cannot be governed in their re30 000 'atl?n8 by any other sentiment than ' , mutual suspicion, and a willingness 4 5 000 seize any advantage, by fair 22 500 meana or foul, that may be safely Tr ' | carried off. "The new Chinese republic does ~~ ! not start out in that way, and the ? le, R. response of the American churches yester- * to its moving appeal is a sufficient th Harris, indication that the American repub- de sang a He does not take that view of the th 1 eight basis of international relations ' uti months either. I sa arceny, "Praying for China is a proof that mi captur- the American people have the sort j Indian of sentiment for the Chinese people ! arolina upon which enduring friendship may A< be founded, and out of which the ! new dispensation of peace aver all j , I the world may gradually be , ' evolved." a clean be ob Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism. You can do it by ap- f ly stiff plying Chamberlain's Liniment and thened massaging the parts freely at each 'j id its application. For sale by all dealers. Jo should ; HI "SiSS! ? usiness Notices j g paste 1' stone. FOR SALE?Brick, shingles and pj e sur- wood fiber plaster. Lancaster t\\ above Mercantile Company. 65-CG er^suV- FOR SALE?Several cars brick and C3 receive shingles. Edwards & Ilorton, ight a Lancaster, S. C. 64-tf should FACTORY EXPERTS?Our Typecaro ' w riter Repair Department is in es o the charge of the mopt skilled type- cc clean- writer mechanics in the South, and an 3n and our work is guaf'aiiteed equal to that on ansing of any rebuilding plant in the ag e rins- country. Am work handled prompt- fie ?' nlkjil ,y and ? lully guaranteed. J. E. sl| ' ?ih Crayton & Co., Charlotte, N. C. id and 5-6'tf ^"mifk WK NOW IIAVK a few S. C. W. Leghorn Cockerels for sale that we have used for breeders all seaafter son* $L60 each. Making room ' . , for young stock. Cunningham L ? Farm, Route 4. Phone 179-2. th immon , co n<l rub j Notice. cr ' J Notice is hereby given that the L. ' books of subscription of the Build- 23 11 .."".era' Supply Company, a proposed lei in'r ? corporation with capital stock of P* i ?'|Ut $10."00, will be opened at the office co , "; of the Gregory-Hood Livo Stock an ' 'Company on Saturday, May 17, In- *e J, slant, from 10 a. m. until 2 p. m. co M' u- W. T GREGORY, fu W. F. HARPER, Of , _ | ii. j. uttfiuuur, 1 1 Cure- I A. J. GREGORY. Mnndine.i D ELLIE ROWERS, A trcHrvJs' Incorporators. soc.fi,oi Lancaster, May 16. 1013. 3 Bank No. 83. IKNT OF THE CONDITION W of m UNK OF LANCASTER 5 at Lancaster, S. C., at the business April 4th, 1913. RESOURCES. ind Discounts. . $537,374.45 I|m| fts - 7 IRK 70 nd Stocks ownthe Bank 12,500.00 fj? e and Fixtures 1,000.00 ^^2 House 6,800.00 om Banks and fjB >rs 73,419.38 Q i 10,077.00 3,407.60 QB nd other Minor 2,307.33 and Cash Items 3,411.27 QB $656,452.72 W LIABILITIES. Stock paid in. . $ 50,000.00 M Fund 100,000.00 ed Profits, less ^^4 nt Expenses and B9 Paid 22,175.01 W 0 Banks and ^rs 6,703.01 Bl| is Unpaid .... 526.00 l'^1 lal Deposits Sub- ^^4 to Check 27.1 hk 17 liMtt Deposits . . . ~6l',747.49 ^2 ertlficates of De- i?^Ji 150.611.75 s Checks . . . . 1,655.29 $656,452.72 fl? OF SOUTH CAROLINA, W ty of Lancaster?ss. i?^5i e me came Qeo. W. Wll- W9 Cashier of the above named gift tho, being duly sworn, says ) above and foregoing state- .VV a true condition of said gift 3 shown by the books of said GEO. W. WILLIAMS, W i to and subscribed before 9th day of April, 1913. .W. JNO. H. POAG, tm Notary Public for S. C. Q ?Attest: WADDY C. THOMSON, M L. C. PAYSEUR, W D T n r? A T1TTSAT* TV iv. *j. v/ivAwruitu, l^| Directors. BB >tioe?Lancaster Graded Schools. i All Whom It May Concern: Take notice that pursuant to a tition signed by ten voters and je-holders resident in Lancaster hool District, we, the undersigned, ustees of said district, do hereby 11 a public meeting to be composof all those voters who are resint in and return for taxation in id district real or personal proply of the value of not less than e hundred dollars, to assemble in e court house at Lancaster, S. O., Monday, the 2 6th. day of May, 13, at 6 o'cloi^'p. m., for tho rpose of elejittog a chairman an-l cretary o^'Ratd meeting, five trus23 of As*0<f school district and of ternrrlning what special tax, if y, not to exceed five mills, shall levied, as the majority present all decide, on all real and uernal property within said school strict, for the maintenance of the blic schools of said district. This 9th day of May, 1913. LEROY SPRINGS. J. D. FUNDERBURK, R. E. WYLIE, O. C. BLACKMON, D. REECE WILLIAMS, ustees, Lancaster Graded Schools. 63-65 f totice to Debtors and Creditors. All persons having claims against e estate of Meridian L. Hinson, ceased, are hereby notified to file e same, duly verified, with the idersigned and those indebted to id estate will please make paypnt likewise. MRS. MARTHA IlIXSON, \ AND JAS. D. IIINSON, Imrs. Estate of Meridian L. IHnson, Deceased. May 9, 1913. Notice. Notice is hereby given that all rsonal property consisting chiefly livestock, harness, gear, vehicles, rraing implements, household furture, watches and iron safe. Ponging to the estate of Moses J. ackmon, deceased, will be sold at iblic auction to the highest balder, r cash, on the 28th day of Mav, '13, at hir former re.ldeiue on tbe r.ntat'on o? D. A. Williams, about o miles e ist of Mnioch. l>. it EEC E Wild.] A MS P.Jtd LIZZIE DLACKMON. I-C5f Adlmlnstrators. Notice. All persons indebted to the tate of Moses J. Hlackmon, deased, will pease come forward id settle with the undersigned at ice, and all persons having claims ainst said estate are hereby notl:d to file same with the underlined, duly itemized and verified. D. It KECK WILLIAMS and LIZZIE HLACKMON, Adimintsratora. May 9th, 1913. AdiminstrntoiK' Sale. By virtue of an order granted by e Probate Judge for Lancaster unty, we will sell at public outy, at the late residence of Meridian lllnson, deceased, on Friday tl.n ird day of May, 1913, within lb* gal hours of sales, all the personal operty belonging to said estate, nsisting of one horse, one buggy ul harness, one one horse wagon, ven head of cattle, 28 head hogs, rn, fodder, household and kitchen rniture, farming tools, etc. Terma atiie ciisu. Mrs. MARTHA IIINSO.N* AND JAS. D. HINSON, dmlniBtrators of tho Estate of Meridian R. lllnson, Deceased. May 9, 1913.