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k v Hill this week atten ^ 4 ^ inencemeut exercise* LOCAL DO I b F0,leS?- ?Her d?ught Lee Blackmon, is oui nates. w I " " ~~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. L. C. ?Mr. Fred Ferguson has ac- returned from a vh cepted a position with the National an(] are spending a f< Union Bank of Columbia. home of Col Leroy ! ?A large number of veterans Capt. A. H. Green* . enjoyed the dinner served today by day in Rock Hill wit the Lancaster Chapter U. D. C. G. H. Greene. ?Mr. W. L. Steele and Mr. W. B. Mr. -R. N. Montg* Laney have returned from Johns shaw is in town toda Hopkins hospital in Baltimore, Mrs. Mary H. Ba where they have been for treatment. Fort Lawn yesterday ?The Lancaster Chapter, U. D. . Mr^l J' -Sl^,noy,'T C.. will meet Thursday afternoon. ?auK ^rJ> Ft June 5, at 5 p. m. with Mrs. E. T. Mr. and Mrs. John L Hodees Mrs George Humpl tioages. dren of Atlanta are ?Cement steps have been put in Humphries' parents, front?ftf the store rooms of the j0jm L. Reed. -Sprl^ \ block,' adding mucb to the Mr ^ A. King convfflT^nce of the public. spent Sunday and Mc ?Miss Janie Cauthen of Heath brither, Mr. John K Spring, who was operated on last Miss Annette Stove Saturday at the Fennell Infirmary, day to her home in is getting along very nicely. from Laurens, where ?Messrs. W. B. Bruce and W. A. teaching. Marshall of Heath Springs have re- Mr. John Strain of turned from Chattanoovi* whora Lancaster on ? "1"'' they attended the reunion of the Mr John S. Hlackmo Confederate veterans. Miss Loma Reed, ?The town registration books teaching this year at will be opened from the 5th of [9 exPected home tomi June until the 14 of June inclusive, va.cat .for the registration of voters. See Miss Katharine Wy notice by the town officials publish- jl. da^9 w'th frie ed elsewhere in this issue. ... . ? r, . _ .t j < .. ... Miss Ivor Brown o Rev. J. B. Hood of Newell, N. taught the past ses C.. will conduct o two days meeting springs, is the guest at Pleasunt Hill A. R. P. church, Mra ^ j perry commencing on next Saturday, the ' Mr Walter Knrr o 7th inst. Communion on Sabbath. the guest of h? gran All are cordially invited to attend. Jamc8 witherspoon. ?There will be conference at Mrs. Joe Hou^U of Camp Creek Baptist church next ported tomorrow for Saturday at 4 p. m. and at Antloch parents, Mr. and Mrs. at 9 a. m. Sunday. There will be preaching at Camp Creek Sunday at NEGRO SHOT NK 11 a. m., at Antloch at 2 p. m., and at Bethlehem at 4 p. m. One Negro borrows G ?Those who witnessed the Old Snake and Shoots , English Pageant at Winthrop Col- Instead, lege as well as those who failed to - John Stitt, a youi see it, will be interested to learn shot Miles Thomas, that the Air Dome will show this this morning on Mr remarkable presentation in motion ner's place about on< .pictures next Friday evening. town. It seems the ?News has ben received here of cutting oat8 and l)eca -the death at his home in Salem, ? A,u,aKrrei' . .The youn Tenn., on Saturday, of Rev. T. G. 'eft the field and cam Boyce, D. D? one of the most dis- borrowed a shotgun tingulslied divines of the A. R. P. purpose of kl cnurcn. ur. Uoyce was a relative "\^'>1,r|,l'lfK !!!?>'!?! of the Nisbets and others in this rnmo rm tn Lvi . then came on to towr couniy. ered to Sheriff Hun ?Mr. C. T. Connors has steadily man's wound is noi imporved in health during the past one- John Stitt, few weeks. The popular editor s shooting, has not Ion friends will he glad to learn that he ohainjzang, where he Is looking very well and feels much for stealing hay and stronger. He has been working in property. his garden almost every day for ' some time. Rally I>ny at lletltk ?Prof. George B. Pfelffer, who Bethlehem Sunday for the past year has been superin- ed Rally Day last Su tendent of the Lancaster graded propriate exercises. schools, has accepted a position in gathered and listened 1 Maryland for the session of 191 J- which consisted of re '14. He will be president of Colora tions, songs and two i College, at Colora, Md., near Balti- one by Capt. J. M. I more. Professor Pfelffer and his other by Mr. John T family will leave within a short is a very flourishing time for Maryland. They have and has been built u made many friends in Lancaster, efforts of Mr. R. L. who >till regret their departure. perintendent and I ?Y^rJre 8Ure that no veteran Miss Lillie ITsher. a: whoiT>ded the reunion in Chat- able corps of teachei tanoO J last week enjoyed that on Rally Day wai gathering more than our townsman, ticularly. It was d Capt. Wade H. Rives, who returned visitor as exceptional borne Sunday night. Captain Rives visited two of his nieces in Chat- Dropped D< tanooga and reports a delightful JLn Twitty, the col stay. He says the crowds were well ?f Mr- John T. Stev managed and that the best order dead suddenly in was preserved. He is delighted night. He is though with Chattanooga as well as its en- tallied a stroke of par virons, the interesting battlefields, 'lay but was up and day. Jim was well kn by white and hlack. spectful negro and h PERSONALS 'alth,""y ,or Advanced to Sec?i Mrs. N. A. Moore, Mrs. R. L. Postmaster James 1 Crawford and little Miss Willie received notice from Locke Crawford left yesterday for department of the 1 Cheraw to nttend the wedding of Lancaster postofflce f k Miss Bleka Lindsay and Mr. Itegi- to the second class, w nald Ilickson. the many evidences Miss Sue Bradford returned Sat- growth of the city. urday to her home in Fort Mill af ter a visit to her aunt, Mrs. W. K. Card of Tin Taylor. To the Editor of The Rev. R. Thomas Rlackmon of Will you please allt Kershaw, Sunday school organizer daughter space in y of the American Sunday School tender our sincere I Union, and Mrs. Blackmon are good people of Heat! isiting in Lancaster. vicinity for their kind Miss Eliza Nelson has returned sympathy during th? to her home in o""' - - ?.v*7i ut-mhi u wiir iov;**<i < spending several days in Lancaster pecially thank v<he M as the guest of Miss Inez Broom. for their assistance Mr. I'. R. Moore spent the week- richest blessing rest u end a tlioine. sincere prayer. Miss Bessie Sowell is spending S. BECKHAM, commencement week in 'Hock Hill. MRS. E. L. C Col. Henry T. Thompson of Co- Heath Spring, June lutnhla spent yesterday in Lancas ter. Birthday Celeli Messrs. John Reed und Chauncey Mrs. Julius IMyler Boldrldge, Thurlow Gregory and Bltiff section will on Bevan Funderburk, Furman stu- June 8, celebrate her dents, have retyrned home to spend Children, grandchildre the summer vacation. relatives are corditfll Mrs. J. M. Woodiey, her mother, come and bring wellMrs. C. A. Manning, and Miss Mary ' Woodloy visited Charlotte the past week. ?Weather forecas Mr. J. J. McLure, principal of the Carolina: Local shov Lancaster graded schools, returned Wednesday probably f Friday to his home in Chester. ? Mr. L. S. David of Greenville Tile Old English i* spent Sunday In town. by 800 Winthrop Co Mrs. James S. Wilson is in Rock will l>e shown at Tl Hill attending the commencement Friday night. of Winthrop College. ? E. Taylor spent the week- I "HA enT fth relatives in Fort Mill COLLEGE OF CIIJ JL...S Llllte Green left today for South Carolina's Old a visit to friends at Woodruff 120th Year llcgin* Messrs. Ira B. Dunlap of Rock Entrance examln&th Hill and Paul G. McCorkle of York- county seats on Frida; vllle spent Sunday with Mr. J. II. 9 a. m. Witherspoon. Full four-year couaft Miss Perrine Stover of Heath B. A. and B. S. degree Springs, who lias been teaching at A free tuition echo Fremont, N. C . and is now at homo signed to each uOunty for vaction, spent yesterday and to- Spacious buildings day in town, grounds, well 'equlppei v Mrs. J. J. Knnimer of Gadsden unexcelled library facl N t has returned home to spend a few finest Musetrtn of untu days. the South. MIsr Mary Davis spent the week- Expenses reasonable end In Charlotte. and catalogue, nddrest Mrs. John E. iilackmon is in Rock HARRISON RANDOM THE LANCASTER NEWS: ilinK the com- fV/V AAA IT rHS 30,000 Voices Payseur have jit to Virginia And Many Are the Voices of Laa sw days at the ca8ter Peop|e. Springs. ) spent yester- Thirty thousand voices?What e h his son, Mr. gran(j chorus! And that's the numjmery of Ker- ber ?' American men and womer y- who are publicly praising Doan'i rron went to Kidney Pills for relief from backafternoon. ache, kidney and bladder ills. They raarea lsiUng say lt to frlend8- They tell it in the homo papers. Lancaster people art hries and chil- in this chorus. Here's a Lancastei visiting Mrs. case: / Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. G. H. Kiixg, Market St., Lancaster, S. C., sa^s: "Doan's Kidney of Rock Hill Pills have cecfainly been beneficial mday with his to me. I way dizzy and nervous and Jug. my back an? head ached intensely, r returned to- I also had a great deal of trouble Heath Spring from the kidney secretions. Doan't she has been Kidney Pills, which I got at Crawford Bros.'s Drug Store, gave me Charlotte is in complete relief from the pains and ; to his uncle, restored my kidneys to a norm n. condition." who has been For sale by all dealers. Price 5v i a * ' ? ivumo, o. cents. foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo arrow to spend New Yor, sole agents for the United States. lie is spending Remember the name?Doan's? nds in Colum- aruj take no other. f Senaca, who ~~~~ ZZHZ^ sion at Heath M' r ^ of her aunt, I /% B M f Rock Hill is W J I / % B^W idmother, Mrs. " Bethune is ex- TI "1 ^ TBI B 'fc W 1 a visit to her I H It A I If h John L. Reed. -?- JLJL JXJi A. \ JL XI. Alt TOWN. Program Tuesday, June 3. Reel 1, American. The Orphans lun to Shoot a Mine. A dramatic picture enacted Another Negro with intensity and full of action. A great Western, lg negro man. Reel '2 Thunhouser. "The Idol of an old negro Hie Hour." She finds her beauty . W. M. Stog- fading. One of Thghhouser's great j mile east of productions, alway*" good. negroes were Reel 3, Solax^' "Officer Heuderme engaged in son." An officer'^ wife Is jealous beg negro, Stitt, ^ause her hu^oand is attentive to e to town and other womeiv as he stated l^EDNESDAY. Illing a snake. Reels I and 2. Reliance. "The li he emptied Yengeanc^ of Heaven. A picture all e old man and will sure appreciate, l and surrend- Keel 3. Keystone. "Love and iter. The old pain," "The Man Next Door," (split t a dangerous reel.) A comedy that is inte^estwho did the jnR t0 au jj you have the blues g been off the this is a sure cure, served a term THl'Rsl) \Y other personal UHJKSlMY. Reel 1, Excelsior. "Her Dream of Yesterday." A fine interesting 'hem Sunday. picture. school observ- ,{eel '2, American. "When .s nday with ap- Woman Won't," The rivals on a A large crowd prospecting trip. Fickle Betsy is the program lavish with her love and whllo in.i ladings, recita- admirers thresh out their differenct able addresses, a f'Wrd leads the prize to the altar lough and the Another fine Western scene. Green This Keel ;{, Thauhouaer. "Babies Sunday school Prohibited." No information neces p through the 8ary, as the public know Than Usher, the su- bouser films are always good. Ills daughter, FRIDAY, ssisted by an Three Reels. "The Pride of tin rs. The sing- South." Gen Robert E. Lee sends s enjoyed par- a letter to Cuptain WinJell, telling escribed by a hjm that war with the North is Inly flue. evitable and asking him to prepart to recruit a regiment. Colonel Bad. Mosley leaves for the front, someored chauffeur time later Jack's regiment captures ens, dropped Fairfax, Va., after a thrilling battle Kershaw last {n which ipany lives are lost, and t to have sus- jjie cannons and hpmbs create alysis on Sun- much destruction. Nfosley attacks about vester- Captain Windell with drawn pistol iowu and liked put Diana throws herself in front He was a re- 0)> jUek, srying, "Don't shoot Dad ad served Mr. he's my husband." Too long to tell a number of the story, come doin and see one of the greatest pictures ever shown on screen in this (own. Come and >iul Class. see F. Hunter has SATURDAY. rat-dn>1""of'The ' Thanliolist-r. "The Heart rom fhe third " Child" Thd poor boy la the hich is one of rlrh boy s Kuest. Thanhouser s proof the rapid ''?Jl , .1 . ,, Reel ?, American. The Lesson. The central theme of this story is ?iak?* tbe trU8t an unsophisticated News- maiaen. A Wafetern feature. >w myself aud K* "The Suitor and our paper to Monkey." (The arrival of the fhinir^ t.? rh.> monkey) one of the great Mutual hflprlng and durational filtoa attention and Fine pictures shown at The Star. ) illness and l)(>n't forget feach Tuesday and Fri>nes. We es- c'ay "'Khts at 9 o'clock of each week asonic lodge w,< Klve $2.00 of real casii to one May God's holding lucky number in house, pon all is our Come and setf if you hold lucky number Fair to all. Follow the crowd. gr Tlie only Cool Place in Town. RKNSHAW, LOOK! of the White next Sunday. _iTB - # Hilt S (>01111112 ly invited to ~ tilled baskets. a*t" fii r' A FRIKND. 1 1 ,ir' 'Tuesday*! Si 11 I" TIlCUl !*<? ill r. j -- V ?? * M * ageant played Ml T)> T T\ ^ 'V liege student* W\. 1_ U$ M le Air Dome i " 1 Three Heel*. the Pride of the 1913 South." Gen Rfobert B. I.ee sends IRI.KSTON, ii letter to Caftain Windell, telling lest College. him that wur^vith the North Is in i Sept. 2<l. 1 evltable and/asking him to prepare >11 at all the to recruit^a regiment. Colonel y, July 11, at I Mosley leaves for the front, soiue! time later Jack's regiment captures es lead to the ; Fairfax, Va., after a thrilling battle, h. in which many lives are lost, and larship is as- the cannons and bombs create of the state, much destruction. Mosley attacks and athletic j Captain Windell with draw n pistol, 1 laboratories, but Diana throws herself in front lities, ami the , of Jack, srylng, "Don't shoot Dad, iraJ history in lie's my husband." Too long to tell j the story, come down and see one s. For terms of the greatest pictures ever shown i, 'on screen in this town. Come and *11, President. ' see. JUNE 3, 1913. Special Notice. fSSZ'BB,SSSPS|SwS The Fork llilt Council, No. >8. ^Lff. ) Jr. O. A. M., will have tt>eir annual Junior Bermon the sei^fid Sunday, BjB jiff c!_ June 8, ut 11 o'clock,"*^ be preach- llfl Aft AIT b ed by the recor, Ipstf. T. A. Dabney, IT I III IVT V ' at Fork Rill clnfrch. All members J tij of other contfls are cordially in- _ _ vlted to attend. The members will llli I loc 1 meet at the hall at 9 o'clock. ^9 lll!lnP> cl? - IMease be prompt. lllUIlvU t J. F. M. ESTRIDGE, It. S. S Special Notice. W 1VI/\n AT7 Bo! Rev. G. C. Kelly will make an ad- lylllllf*V t r dress to the Juniors at Camp Creek SB IIIVIIVJ ? hall Saturday night. June 7th. All {fljS jtal i Juniors are cordially invited to ^ And the money Du come. ,ww, 1 IRA B. CRENSHAW, Qj| that money makes Cu) Recording Secretary. tjti makes more money. Gol OJ1 ^ J Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days This interesting ( I Your dniKKUt will refund tuoncy if PA.ZO | 'aa* nrncooo <? 1 OINTMKNT l.il. _ ?o ftuiuR on (J hi .? vuic Hiiy case ol Itching, Blind.HieeditiRorProtrudingi'iie*in6to 14days. M every day in the year r > The first application gives Ease and Rest 50c. ... , 1 , AA with "The Old ReI Business Notices g you aB ac. p ' x J Un The Old English Pageant played g| count in our Savings ( HOO WinthropyCollege students W Department? <.? be shown ml The Air Dome W Du< j Friday night. We Pay * Per cent ^ ^1 AA Interest compounded PP STRAYED OR STOLEN?About ten S " Ind days ago from my Sistare place. Qg duarlerly on Savings J brindle heifer weighing about 400 W Accounts and Certi pounds. Notify B. T. Funderburk, Lancaster. S. Cj ' 70 M rateM of Deposit. I - W ^ ^ Cai HOUSE FOR REP/T?Six-room cot- iS IT Ji S A KK tage on North Main street for V * * kma** mj , rent. Apply to S." J. Funderburk. g| ln Thitt ||ank ST. TO INTRODUCE new blood ln your we Invite your at- 1 S. C. W. Leghorn flock requires Aft llR1 I good one-year old cockerels. We tention to the annexed bui have them at $1.60 each. Also statement. Come in tha one and two-year old hens at $1.00 ! Aft me each. Cunningham Farm, Rt. 4. to see UB* bar Phone 179-2. M bai i M _______ I?r\D O * T n c. + ? wii. onuci?oeveraiyTars brick and ' shingles. EdwUrds & Ilorton, mvtti n a <>ir ati me ' a?.? m THE BANK OF FACTORY EXPERTS-/Our Type- ? < Coi writer Repair Department Is In M I A MP A CTPFI . charge of the most / skilled type- lll|\J|/\N|rf\ writer mechanics In the South, and *** \J tmKJ 1 lii* our work Is guaranteed equal to that "The Old Reliable." of any rebuilding plant in the countrv. All wrfrk handled prompt- ina"A"a"*',ara'a'a',a''aaT"a^ ly and fully guaranteed. J. E. i Crayton & Co., Charlotte, N. C. 5-6-tf ==== ' ? said, shall vote a ballot contalnln CITATION. thereon the words: 1. "Sewerage bonds?Yes." STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Bo^ds ^y?<?t?,rworks improvement County of Lancaster. 2, "Waterworks improvement i Whereas, J. T. Crenshaw ^ias Yes." , made suit to me to grant him letters ami an those opposed to the Issu ' of administration of the estate of ance of said bonds shall vote a bal ^ and effects of E. L. CjTnshaw. lot containing thereon the words: L These are, therefojre, to cite and 1^ "Sewerage Bonds?No." j admonish atf ami singular the 2. "Waterworks Improvemen . kindred and ' creditors of the said Bonds No." , E. L. Crenslyiw-, deceased, that, they 3. "Street Improvements Bond be and appear before me, in the No." t ?"rt a ob^ie' to beld, nt Provided, that &11 voters as d< 1 er? #. 3u V) ,1 une, yirinR may vote ''Yes" or "No" uj - It 11 "Sil 1,Pm t hereof, on HJld balIotiJ as to either one c _ at 11 o clock in the forenoon, to more 0j tbe proposed issues c show cause if any they have why b d and guoh Pvote shall be c0un be granted. 0n "? *d accordingly, i Given under my hand, this 30th Sec- 3- "piat books of regi i day of May, Anno Domini 15)13. tration of the said town of Lancai > J. E. STEWMAN, *-er shali be opened on the 5th da Probate Judge. of June, 1913, and shall be kei ? ' open until the 14th day of Jun? I NOTICE OF ELECTION. 1913, inclusive of said last name I day, for the purpose of regtsterln > (Questions of Sewerage. Water Ex- 1 alJ d"allfled ters of the said tow : tension and Street Improvement whoso names do not already appea I to be Voted on June 25. uP?n the registration books of th ' Council Chambers. Tow n of Lan- S& ' to^n- _ T i caster S C Sec That L- C. Payseur, I. 1 june 2 IP 13 Hunter and Edward K. Plyler, fc Py the Mayor and Aldermen of ? - the Town in Council issemhled and by the a ithority of u-' the same: S Whereas a majority of the free- M holders of the said town of Lancas- I ter, as shown by the tax books of I ^ ,4 the said town, have petitioned 'n H " ; writing the town council of the said II ; town of Lancaster to order an elec- H _ _ __ _ tlon in the said town submitting to I | T1 ! the qualified registered electors ol ff ff I Ij m s the said to vr the question as to thcjl I I Iff I ff ff 11 IBM issuance by tlie said town of Lan- H 1 ff III IjIIZ^IIa cjister of coupon bonds to tlie sev- H oral aihounts and for tlie several H purposes following, that is to say: * |>|.iV,w| Lv ??.? VfMI S (1) Coupon lionds to the par . I I?l\t4l l^\ (114 k.. value and amount of Forty-five IB i 6 will l>? Thousand < $45,000) Dollars for the IB *"U"? >4 in purpose of constructng. building and |p| operating a complete system of j B ^ ^ sewerage In fald to war ? I (2) Coupon bonds to the par !k ; ^ B value and amount of Twelve Thou- B g & % sand (#12,000) Dollars for theifl A m. E ff J purpose of improving and extending !B the waterworks ' system of HaidlH town: and |B OIVK \l( (31 Coupon bonds to the par | B ^ value and amounts of Thirteen ! jre Thousand (SLB.OOOi Dolinra tnr- H ? ? the purpose of building and improv- I li ? g\ m ing the streets, and pavements of the H B ' I I I ^fl m said townt as provided by Sections H * ? 3050, 3051 nlld other rections of the H Civil Coda of the said State of fl > . ? ^i r> i South Carolina; which said petition Beautifully MaUll Lolore is now on file in The office of the fl ti > _ .-g i A Clerk and Treasurer of the said I ' l?<*HUlfflil I ifltirt* v Now, therefore, be it ordained by I ^l'r Kt'i^llliir I ro?r?tlll the Mayor and Aldermen of the said ; K town ot Lancaster, in Council as- H senibled, and by the authority of fl B B M ? Imj I tin- 1 J 9 ^ iH Ju Section 1. That the questions as B to the issuance by the said town o' fl Lancaster of coupon bonds to the E t"Ytf '* Y \cr.il amounts aforesaid in fl g } cordance with the said provisions of Bj the said Civil Code be and the same fl are hereby submitted to the quali- H _ , f . fled registered electors of tho said B I riCOS lor I Ills town at an election which la here- B by ordered to he held in the said K town of Lancaster on Wednesday, fl AHlllfci 1 Sp the 25th day of June, A I).. 1913, B nuuito x^t at which election the poll shall be ?> opened at the (iunrd Mouse in the _ a said town of Lancaster at eight fl B |||^ ? o'clock (8) in tho forenoon and he : B B A I B. a Bk I closed at four (4) o'clock in the at- fl temoon of the said day. fl "('oolcst Sp Sec 2 That at such election, fl all desiring to In favor fl of the 1 uance o aid hon< (o tHe , jjm--t mr rmmij i i QBflflflBflPIBHnrwflM 3 limniiitin Hank No. 33. mm ATEMENT OF THE CONDITION S OF W IE BANK OF LANCASTER JS ated at Lancaster, S. C., at the >^5 se of business April 4th, 1913. RESOURCES. ins and Discounts 537,374.45 AA* srd rafts 7,156.79 Si tids and Stocks own- 1^? ;d by the Bank. 7 7 12,600.00 fjM) rniture and Fixtures 1,000.00 aklng House 6,800.00 0P( | e from Banks and 00 Jankers 73,419.38 S< rrency 10,077.00 .00 Id 3,407.60 0? /er and other Mluor Join 2,307.33 00 icks and Cash Items 3,411.27 00 Total 8656.462.72 JMj LIABILITIES. 00 jital Stock paid in..$ 60,000.00 00 "plus Fund 100,000.00 divided Profits, less >^0 Current Expenses and 00 Taxes ,Fal'j 22,176.01 e 14 Banks and ^0 lauMers 6,703.01 00 dddnds Unpaid .... 525.00 llfidual Deposits Sub- >^0 4ct to Check 273,136.17 00 rings Deposits .. .. 61,747.49 ae Certificates of De- >^0 )Oslt 160,511.76 00 diier's Checks . . . . 1,666.29 l'^j^ Total $656,452.72 00 ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. W Jounty of Lancaster?bb. >^0 Before me came Geo. W. Wil- 00 us, Cashier of the above named ik, who, being duly sworn, Bays >^0 it the above and foregoing Btate- 00 nt is a true conditiou of said ik, as shown by the books of said >^0 ik. 00 GEO. W. WILLIAMS, ^ sworn to and subscribed before r^0 this 9th day of April, 1913. .00 JNO. H. POAG, W Notary Public for S. C. rrect?Attest: >^0 WADDY C. THOMSON, 00 L. C. PAYSEUR, U Li. CRAWFORD, k^i Directors. wsssssssswesv*' g and they are hereby appointed as managers to conduct the said election and make return thereof as res quired by law; and that I. T. Hunter is hereby appointed supervisor of s registration of the said town for the purposQ of making registration l- of voters as aforesaid. Sec. 5. That in contemplation of the establishment of a sewerage system, the following citizens of the said town of Lancaster, who are free-holders therein, that is to say, 's Charles D. Jones, Leroy Springs, W. Thurlow Gregory. Arthur P. J- McClure and William J. Cunuing) ham, be and they are hereby elected if 6y the said towfi Council of the >f town of Lancaster as the Sewerage t- Commissioners of the said town, such commissioners to qualify and 9- serve in accordance with the pro3 visions of Section 3021 and other y sections of the Civil Code of the >t said State. i. Done, ordered and ratified by the d Mayor and Aldermen of the said g town of Lancaster in Council aaa sembled this the 2nd day of June. ir i 1913 e (Seal.) ERNEST MOORE. Mayor. [\ JOHN CRAWFORD. >e Clerk and Treasurer. ii | >h Pageant I Students of Winthrop ColShown at the Dome I * I IT ONLY June (Uli I (I ami Tinted. Brand New. /ill Im Shown in Addition MISS I [IS ONE I One Nielli Only ; Children 5c | i* OtMiie | ot ill Tow n."