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had charge r c,ubs of SP" LOCAL DO I S , Miss Bessh home after v Hill, Spartanl College. ?Mr. L. C. Payseur is having his Misses Klti residence ou vVhite street painted. Juanita Smltt ?Weather forecast for South Frank Ander Carolina: Generally fair Tuesday gu jsts of Mr. and Wednesday. Miss Mildri ?Both the Methodists and Pres- in byterians will hold their Sunday Mi88 Bessie, school picnics on Thursday. eration the pa ?Mr. E. M. Croxtou recently pur- " Mrs Waltc chased a haudsome Case touring turned from car, which arrived several days ago. by her 8ister. ?There will be a ball game McKay. Thursday afternoon at 4:30, at Miss Betty * Springs, between Heath from a visit t and Jefferson. Winnsboro an arried Monday morning at Mr. Boyd An nftpaonnco hv Pou C D ''"Tin VMWOw ~v . v/. JL . vyai VCI , ?f IUUOU* Miss Grace Hunter, daughter of a house partj Mr. Joseph Hunter, to Mr. Ira Pit- Rebecca Lyles man. , ?Presiding Elder T. C. Odell of LANCASTER the Rock Hill district conference, preached at the Methodist church Sunday and also held quarterly 1 ror* " v conference. Godfrey to ? Married June 15, at his resi- The Lanca? dence, Mr. Earle Shehan of the Rich teachers will Hill section, and Miss Ada Adams Monday, June of Pleasant Hill, B. P. Adams, be presented notary public, officiating. he chosen, om ?Mr. G. J. Derrick is in Chester culture. At at the Magdalene Hospital, where of three week he underwent a serious operation Riven on the 1 the past week. Latest reports from successfully his bedside are most encouraging. tions will be ?Dr. R. L. Crawfor 1 has improv- certificates, ed his home on French street by a on fresh coat of paint. Hon. II. Hines J ? U!1 has done likewise to his residence rourse l! on Chesterfield avenue. will be renew. successfully r ?Professor Lyles, who has been to be held i principal of Stoneboro school for wishes to ur the past four years, will not teach tend. Reco: anywhere this year on account of a teachers who recent operation for tonsilitis. His much benefit? physician advised him to rest. The cessful in the new man has not been elected. Miss The board Laura Therrell will be assistant nate in obte Teacher. Prof. B. J. W ?Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stew- and Miss Ha man,, Master John Stewman, Mrs. raw as teach* Oliver Blackmon, Miss Janie Lee J. G. Richard Sherrard and Mrs. George E. Ship- Professor 1 way of New York, who has been erable exper visiting relatives here, attended the agriculture wedding of Mr. Carl Lee and Miss comes highly Nelle Watkins in Anderson last ident Riggs o week will have chs _ ?The Messrs. Woodley, the pro- aDMuf ^ridf ^ gressivo managers of the Pepsi- Winfhron' r Cola Company, have purchased a fl new auto truck for the delivery of " nI nf r, their goods. The machine has ar- hi_hly recomi rived and attracted considerable at- j) tention on the streets this morning. Cojlege an(^ j the Universi with whom si 1structor of E PFT^ ^ON AT S the Marlboro * ? ^ 1 school for tei charge of Ei Mrs. Howard E. Chapman and children of Inman are visiting Mrs. COLII Chapman's parents, Mr. hud Mrs. W. C. Thomson. Hon. Charles Cadet Cantzou Moore has returned special 'nom the Citadel to spend the sum^ '* vacation at home. vorable Ini W. A. Moore has returned to There was raiso, Ind., after a visit the court Mo tn^fcfe mother, Mrs. Nancy Moore. prisoners in Miss Clyde Smith of Seneca is grand and po visiting her friend, Miss Annie summoned. ! Wilson. Carroll Simm: Miss Helen Crow, who has been been commtss the guest of friends in Gaffney, has to hold the < returned to Lancaster to spend ceedings at awhile with her sister, Mrs. A. H. dinner, after Robbins. matters and i Mr. Henry Massey of Rock Hill course busine was in town yesterday. journed sln< Mrs. Mlllen Plyler and children made a mosl are In Cheraw on a visit to Mrs. Ply- on the inembi ler's sister, Mrs. Stanley Anderson, citizens whom Miss Hodges has returned from in Barnwell i a visit to relatives and friends in most promint Columbia. torneys of tli Mr. B. Walters of Cheraw is living son of visiting relatives here. mous novelist Miss Mildred Green is visiting more Simms relatives in Woodruff. been spoken Miss Annie E. Witherspoon is governor to si vlslttng her nieces of Rock Hill, and it has bf Mrs. J. Crawford Witherspoon and ing to his hif Mrs. James H. Witherspoon. partisian vie\ ** W. M. Wilson, Elsq., of Charlotte unite on hir was in Lancaster in attendance up- never held pi on court this week ?J l"1 ~ " vuieu 111 ^ wm Miss Mayme Mackey left today of his profess for Canton, N, C., where she will spend the summer. Dr. J. E. Funderburk of Cheraw W visited relatives here the past week. Qf more th Miss Marie Horton left today for announcement Atlanta, where she will visit her marriage whi< sister, Mrs. H. C. Peters. next week: Mr. Julian Williams of Charleston Mr. and has been spending the past few request the h days in Lancaster. at the i Miss Corlnne Thomson has returned from a visit to friends in 8partanburg. Rev. and Mrs. E. O. Thompson Mr. left today for their home at Fort Thursday evei Worth, Texas. Mr. Joe O. Coulbourn has re- at half turned from the University of The Pre South Carolina and will spend the Lancastei vacation with his grandparents, Miss Moore Judge amlJVlrs. D. A. Williams. the highest at Miss Mrtnile L. Jones is at home greatly miss from Kershaw, where she has been here when h< nursing the past few weeks. to another to Miss Eliza Wylie, who after the daughter of ! College for Women commencement, 0f the court, visited Miss Reaux Jones in Colum- Mr. Paul i; 1 bia, and attended the university planter of Bei dances, has returned home. . Mr. P. R. Moore has been spend- , ing several days at home. Death of Mr. Carson Hodges has returned Mr. W. J. the University of South Caro- the Waxhaws SmBs to spend the summer with his Mr. Q. H. Oi ^^***nts. Rav and Mr? rc t T _ ? ? - *?v?? tioavi v* nun > patch yesterdi ^Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Mcllwalne of 4 o'clock. M Columbia aro spending a few days 60 years of a in Lancaster. unassuming Miss R. O. Craig of Columbia is everybody whi the guest of her parents, Mr. and ried a Miss V Mrs. It. E. Mrllwaln. ed him some Messrs. E. D. Blakeney and J. C. surviving rein Massey were in town in attendance Mr. J. L. Va upon court yesterday. W. B. Culp i Miss Enola Barrett is visiting her and two daug mother, Mrs. D. F. Barrett, at India gum and MIsj Hook. was a membe Mr. H. Canfield of Florence spent 70 Woodmen tho week-end in town. mains will be Miss Robbie Porter has returned haw graveyar from Spartanburg, where she has o'clock. THE LANCASTER NEWS, JUNE 17, 1 of the Kins' tomato 13 BURIEE rtanburg county. ?^ . _ 3 Sowell has returned v . / Kr toe isttlng frieuds in Rock J\ ,> / # * o burg and at Clemson C/Cttt t T Ctt'O New Ije\ingtoi ty and Peggy Smith, 1 of 'Riverside and Mr*. Qne of the mQ8t attractlve par_ c*ves Cl 8W % I " ?P a e " ties of the summer season was that f>rK,SrSprrrahyoomor^n1ferbySllr'; New Yor?. Miss Leila Gregory's guests, Misses workmen on the w?ou Imnrnv- Hiden, Bennett and Gatlin. Five n"e subway wei 1 p " tables were arranged for the sev- ?f rock and di .r M Qtpvpns haa re- eral progressive games which were yesterday. One Cheraw, accompanied play?d *he cool vine-covered Jured ?ere tak( <?-? i??, tT_fAl_ r, norphpa front on/i ? i ~ A "? ? _ .. i?..u .nuc. Aiver ail AL ?? una. name o. bour or more at this amusement, dead or will d d covers were laid and a tempting b&ve to be bias Brown bas ..J salad course with iced tea was serv- them. At :o friends in Columbia. ed Ujp hoste88 assi9ted by her six bodies had i... rA?nmod sister, Miss Carrie Gregory. The ^ were fepor Horton has returned for h, hest scorp a lr of der many tons >ro where he attended ^nlbroi(lery 8clssors. went to Miss two i"j"red me r at the home of Miss Hiden and the bQob tQ Ml88 Le8gle one of them pro ' Johnson. , Flve hundred * * * ly assembled at SUMMER SCHOOL. The following from The Ander- cording ''to the son Mail will be of interest here, thorities it mi Veils and Miss Harriet where the groom has been a fre- 8omp of the ' Assist Mr. Richards. fluent visitor at the homes of his There appears t sisters, Mesdames O. C. Blackmon auy Qf |_be men iter summer school for and J. A. Stewman: There is a cor open in Lancaster on "The marriage of Miss Nelle Wat- whether the ca i 23. Six subjects will kins and Mr. Carl Lee on Thursday blast Qr the co from which flve may evening, while a quiet event on ac- There are two I 3 of the flve being agrl- count of the bride being in mourn- construction at the end of the session iIlg> was one which a great many per" 0|^r" for ic ;s examinations will be people took quite an interest in for lower one' for work covered and those Die bride is very popular here, and was the ceiling passing the examlna- 0iie Qf the sweetest singers of the which caved in. given renewal of their town The groom is also well known, ^ policeman The board of educa- although he has not lived in An- aiarm stated th the teachers of the ,ierson for some time, he was born blast and it wa iderstand that unless anj reared here. This was the first by the cries of 3 taken no certificates wedding to be celebrated in the Cen- Robert Ridg 3d except for those who tral Presbyterian church, and the charge of the | >ass the examinations brst ceremony performed by the mission, after n n October. The board newly ordained minister. Rev. With- nounced that th ge ail teachers to at- erspoC)ti Dodge. The ushers, Messrs. iy traceable to j rds show that those w F Marshall. Paul Watkins, Firemen earl attended last year were wohlford and Hobb Martin. of covered that a r id and were more sue i i nrif | v^u?< iuhd, rteaitru iue guesis and tons had fallei ur scnooi worn. they enjoyed some organ selections buried men It has been very tortu- by Vs. Clarence Provost, before by the means a n # nC services ot time for wedding. The dames will have to be rriet? Porifrev" ofChe- of honor cauie lu at the same time bodies underlies 2 prrTf" a"d Mrs. George Edward Shipway ered. Three pr nf gpZL of New York' a a,8ter of the groom' the tu??el in e: came down one aisle while Mrs. administer the Wells has had consid- prank Watklns> 8i8ter-in-law of the church if any o nH?e u? bride, came down the other. The cued still alive, recommended by Pres- former was gowned in white mar- Most of the J ripmqnn rolleze He Quisette, over blue, and carried a have been recov ir*e ofthe geography blue 9traw hat basket wIth long and thelr ,denti g ' k * P . handle and pale blue gauze ribbon, tallying of tl rp'v \s rn graduate of holding Easter lilies. Mrs. Wat- checks found in olleae with several kins' goWD waB whlte crePe meteor o_, g ? , t> iraHpii with trimmings of pink and lace leraw She has been with simllar basket of pink. Little GETTYSBURG < nended to us bv Pres- Martha Lee, daughter of W. S. Lee Johnson of Winthrop of Charlotte, and Janie Lee Sher- 45,000 VeteranProfessor Easterling of ard, daughter of Mrs. Blackmon of ty of South Carolina Lancaster, nieces of the groom, te was associated as in- *er,e dower girls and carried pink Philadeph a. English and history in buskets filled with sweet peas and five thousand v summer Ifleld daisies, and scattered them as war, wearers ol achers She will have they w-ent down the aisle. The maid the grey, have i lglish and history. of honor, Miss Ruth Watkins, was anniversary cor gowned in white voile over silk and accommodations carried a lilac basket of lilies. The the celebration ;T ADJOURNS. bride came in with her brother, Mr. versary of the T. Frank Watkins. Her gown was month. e- ? at of white silk, with pearl trimmings, These figures Carroll Sinims Presides court traln and lo'ng vell caught terday at Harri. Judge and Makes l'a"iwlth orange blossoms. The groom, C.Dixon, of the press ion. I with his best man, Mr. Thomas Hill, health, as a flni a verv short session of met the bride at the altar' where iu ? Und?r the m Th..r.> hiUnir ?in a few choice words they were soon tions there wou Jan to be triad tSei'-"""'! lathe holy bonds ot matrt- Bine , among Ht v?rwt k I monv THU ^ n ao v. iiaI at" m u? nift Lilt? CLlt'i Vn*?eb?i'* Turiep' rhnrlps ' terized by simplicity and daintiness, son estimated. } of Barnwell who had IThe brldal I)art>' aad the immediate number, it is fc doned by the' governor family were at the home of the cause of the 1 ;ourt, opened the pro- i brlde for the evening. At midnight *nd the strain 10 o'clock and before >the young couple left on a special other provisions hearing some equitv . interurban train for Greenwood, ?ck arrangemei notions and matters of where they will go to Norfolk and with hospitals >ss, the court was ad- thence to-New York by boat. Upon radius of fort; } die. Judge Simms their return they will occupy a ^ases from the t favorable impression home that is now being built for ? be installed o ers of the bar and our them in Greenville." bui*. Lancaster i he met. His home is aud IIager! and he is one of the F0R PROHIBITION An estimate J state He is the onlV OF CHILD LABOR I tions which Ge1 ' South Carolina's fa- c?Swds" of'Ts'l , the late William Gil- Congressman Copley Will Present 25,000 at most dudK' Simms Measure Modeled on the Bever- ing qunrters. F of as a caudidate for _ iicceed Governor Blease Proposal of 10O7. aJ a 1 a 1 . O I P C? h S L II M Ct 1 LP! ;en suggested that ow- New York, June 15.?A compre- will limit the ar th character and non- hensive plan for federal prohibition can be brought vs. all factions could Qf child labor will be proposed in a provide against n. Judge Simms has 5m (_0 j,e introduced in the house in veterans the ann lblie office, having de- Washington on Tuesday by Con- has arranged tl Me life to the practice gressman Ira C. Copley of Illinois, them be brough ion* it was announced by Progressives ' rive. tonight. The bill is based on the prln . ciples of Former Senator Bever idge's original proposal In 1907 TARIFF (.<) an local Interest is the denying the right of interstate tran- ? of the following sprotatlon to the products of child Sub-Committees ?h will take place here labor. Manufacturers, producers, in- Democrats \\ j terstate carries, jobbers and wholeMrs. Paul Moore ' salers are made responsible for un- Washington, . onor of your presence lawful shipment. By a provision weeks of work narrlage of their similar to that in the pure food and larjfl hill I)eino daughter drugs acts, commerce remains free ' ' Blanche to goods stamped or labeled "regis- spnate have ilea to tered under the federal child labor task and will ha Samson Paul act." Shipments from states having pre ready for til aiug, June the twenty- equivalent child labor laws, are ex- (lstv thin wool* alyth ' 4 " * * em pi irora in eoperation of the pro- ' -past six o'clock posed law. Majority mem shyterian Church The law provides: committee met 1 r, South Carolina. "Section 2. That the employment slderatlon of the Is a young woman of of a child under 14 years of age in port on the agi tainments, who will be any mill, factory cannery, workshop Little time wil ed in social circles manufacturing or moohiiiacal est ah- said, because th ?r marriage takes her lishinent, or a child under 1 ? years membership aire wn. She is the eldest of age in any coal mine, coal breaker, on the changes dr. Paul Moore, Clerk coke oven, quarry or any establish- culture raw mat equipment handled or dangerous go on the free ] s a successful young acids, gases or dyes are used, where- vailing duty pre iufort. in the work done or materials or Schedules rem equipment handled or dangrous ed are the sunt to the life and limb or injurious to list, and the con Mr. W. J. Vaughn. the health or morals of such a child, to act on the ino Vaughn, who lived in Is hereby designated and defined as istrative sections near Sprlngdell, on anti-social child labor, and as de- undecided points reene's place, dropped triinental to the general welfare and the metal, cotton hoeing in his potato debasing to commerce." to he taken up ay afternoon at about "The unusual phrase anti-social also has to deti [r. Vaughn was about child labor' is used to express the when the provisi ge. He was a genial, motive of the proposed legislation, sugar schedules man, well liked by the protection of society from the fectlve. 0 knew him. He mar- stunting of future generations, says A graduated t Vilson, who predeceas- the party's statement. The bill has amendment to t 30 years ago. His been indorsed by a joint conference unanimously reji tlves are one brother, of the legislative reference commit- ity members of ugh, two sisters, Mrs. tee and Progressive congressmen, committee today ind Mrs. Perry Wolfe The bill does not go to the extent of Senator Hitchcoc hters, Mrs. Allen Man- the uniform child labor law for the gested bv Att< 1 Virginia Vaughn. He States in prohibiting all forms of Reynolds. ir of Cedar Camp No. harmful child labor. This would in- The committe of the World. His re- volve many practical difficulties, live stock and gr interred at old Wax- including the maintenance of an with a eountervi d this afternoon at 3 elaborate machinery for lnspec- oats, which rem | lion. cents a bushel ( 913. > UNDER [*7S'iVi?5Vi7i? rs OF DEBRIS , Avenue s?h??, ? Words Al6 irries Death and H ___________________ truction. g, Sta June 15.?Thirteen 51 T THE ( new Lexington ave- W, iH Wj locatec e buried under tons w close ( rt by a cave-in late dead and two in- W T n?n? >n out shortly after- M ove^d, ared the others are 'gift ito.wi? ie as the rock will ?^T< hv t tted away to reach M ? I ? lr? Furnit 0 o'clock last night >g| JL lit? SiSh been recovered and ^^a TAAl I Due 1 ted still buried un- I ^au of rock and earth. Ffjfc I Curn-n n were rescued, but F^a4 I Gold. bably will die. I guVer laborers were quick- 1^+ I Coit: the scene in an ef- lgg| El ? ?l/? O I Checks the hurled men. Ac- * 11111 If I police and fire au- ? IV II I ^ JJ I Tots ly be hours before F^^4 * i bodies are reached. I ^ to be no hope that ? I ?P S have escaped death. I mT- " iflict of opinion as to |>^P< I unam ve-in was due to a [d 1 1 I ~uri llapse of timbering. rfliA I Ol I LlT 1 levels to the subway kW Cl/Alli I Due this point, the up- ' Id I _ *.a? ?cal trains and the Fma I Ind*vlt express trains. It |>^2i I of the latter tunnel Id Z^ZZ^Z^Z^ZZIZIZIZ 1 ?aving I Time < who gave the first IB I rP??J? at he "leard a lou<l LjVw I ^er^. s at on <e succeeded [M "Tin* Old woundei and dying. IS I eway, engineer in Id, Rj;?iiLM public s> rvice com- i\6illlbU I STATl in invest!.*ation, an- 1 ^ e cave-in /as direct- Lw|P( I Bef< l blast. [d I liams> y on the scene dis- F^^ flir T) 1 XTI/" /"IF? I bank, ock weighing several I Hp, K/\m||\ llr I the al a on some of the ? MM ig a t, could not be moved Ffli^ _ I shown ! bfan8dtednbef eathe [S LANCASTER ith It can be recov- I me iests descended into xcavation buckets to lfl| I m LANCASTER.s.c. LCocn [QQi I Direct* dead whnso k^.u? ered were foreTgners Ificatlon awaits the * ?? ^ *? le numbered brass ? ? their clothing. cfinta a hundred pounds. Citrus 1 fruits were unchanged. DAN'T HOI.D THEM. The committee voted to take bananas from the Underwood free ( ... . list and impose a duty, how much ? Want to Attend chairman Simmons did not an- . Anniversary. nounce. I eteran, oY'ttfdSn SAVANNAH I>OCTOB MURDERED j ! both the blue and ? " itrSnk. t iskod the Gettysburg Young Widow Shoote Dr. Guy Brink i omission to provide ley and Kills Herself. . for them duritfg Savannah, Ga., June 16. ur JI of the fiftieth anni- c,uy D. Brinkley, a prominent y?""S 1 famous battle next physician of this city, was killed this afternoon by Mrs. Eugene H. Whts- I were given out yes- nant, formerly Miss Katie Klines, ?burg by Dr. Samuel who then turned her weapon, a .J~- state department of calibre Colt automatic revolver on i il estimate. herself, falling dead across the dead ost favorable condi- body of Dr. Brinkley, with a bullet ? Id be many cases of tu her brain. those old soldiers The young woman, who was> a ampment, Dr. Dick- widow, went to the otflce or Dr. But a much greater Brinkley, accompanied by a woman t ared, will suffer be- companion, whose name has noM leat, the excitement been ascertained. Mrs. Whlsnant t of travel. Among and the doctor went into the private i i for caring for the office and the other woman remain- i its have been made ed jn the outer oillce, leaving hasti- i in cities within a Jy when the shooting began. > y miles to receive \ few minutes after Dr. Brinkley emergency hospitals and Mrs. Whlsnant entered the P .n the field. Harris- otiice. the firing begun and the door , York. Chambers- opened and I)r. Brinkley rushed c itown, Md.. will give out, followed by Mrs. Whlsnant, who was steadily firing upon him of the aocommoda- j)r Brinkley called to a woman ser- < ttysburg's five thou- vant to get the police and the wos can offer to the map ran for help. Meautime Mrs. | tors indicates that wpisnant pursued the doctor to the can be given sleep- p0rch and back into the office, fir'ood perhaps will be jng upon him all the time. e,r c re, but the pressure sixth shot entered the physician s v lin service probably beart, causing death. Without a s nount of food which m0ment's delay the woman turned a into the town. To the weapon unon herself ?>"i Q ilverM^ . |af?aiLf^'?P.hfv '?"rr "r Brlikley was a Virginian, i t in before they ar- oonli,1R to Savannah from Suffolk. several years ago. He was unmar- \ ried, and was prominent In business KS TO CAUCUS. and social circles here. ( His slayer was about 27 or 28 ( ..... , ... . . years old, slim, with dark brown I h inishes Work and eyes and h{lir She waa marrled to , ill ( aucus Soon. Whisnant in Charlotte, N. C., in 1 jun0 i(j After six 1906, while he was ill with typhoid s fever, from which he afterward S ' ( ( ' died. Since then she has made her 1 cratlc leaders of the home with her mother here. c rly completed their ? I ve the revised meas- To l',e Teachers and Trustees of e party caucus some Lancaster County. A The Lancaster County Summer School for teachers will open at 1 hers of the finance Lancaster, at the Central School ' today to begin con- building Monday morning, June 23,]! sub-committee's re- 1913. All teachers of the county are " rclultural schedule, urged to attend as experience has ^ 1 be taken, it was proven that the sumtfier school is a e entire Democratic, source of great bemlflt to them, ady has conferred SJx courses concreting of Algebra, 1 on cattle and agri- arithmetic, history. Knglisli, gco- ~ erials which are to graphy and artdculture, will bo 1 list with a counter- given. j ivision. The county board of education R aining to be approv- will pay $7 fin the board of each h iries, silk and free teacher who Attends ami stands sic- o lmlttee also has yet cessful examinations. e ome tax and admin- The school will bo in session for I i. There are a few a term of three weeks, i in connection with Certificates will be renewed for \ and wool schedules teachers who attend and pass the and the committee examinations on the work covered n rmine upon a date during the term. t ons of the wool and Very truly, I are to be made ef- J- G RICHARDS. Supt. County Summer School. p ax on tobacco as an ? " ; :he tariff hill was \OTI(*K. j ected by tho major the senate finance Stockholders Lancaster Building and p who voted down I<oan Association, k's amendment sug- Please take notice that the stock c rney General Mc- of paries No. 1 of this association has v matured, antf the holders of this c e approved placing stock can n^w present their books o ains on the free list and certificates and receive payment c Ailing duty, except for MUK6, ' I 1 aln dutiable at ten ^TiRO. W. WILLIAMS, |C and oatmeal at 33 Sec. and Troas. 5 C8A?X?>XMX?> SupHfluous_|| tement of the Condition of i?^T< BANK OF LANCASTER 8 i at Lancaster, S. C., at the i>^5l )f business June 4th, 1913. MB RESOURCES. M and Discounts. .. $495,138.35 W afts 4,032.99 Q and Stocks owned he Bank 11,500.00 ure and Fixtures. 1,000.00 ig House 5,800.00 AB From Banks and kcrs 67,865.98 icy 12,574.00 V 3,437.50 M and Other Minor i 2,184.23 M ) and Cash Items 82.25 fjQ il $603,615.30 LIABILITIES. 1 Stock Paid in..$ 50,000.00 W s Fund 100,000.00 ded Prr?fit? loan rent Expenses and gift as Paid 28,001.47 to Banks and 99 kers 762.87 W lual Deposits Subto Check.. .? .. 206,158.98 99. s Deposits.. 57,170.49 Certificates of De. . ? 147,193.19 ed Checks.. J... 14,000.00 r's Checks 328.30 S Ll S . . ?. . .$603,615.30 <: of southy carolina. n ouuty of Lancaster?ss. >re me came Geo. W. WilCashier of the above named AjQ who, being sworn, says that >ove and foregoing statement j99< ue condition of said bank, as fjQ by the books of said bank. GEO. W. WILLIAMS. rn to and subscribed before (99 is 10th day of June, 1913. JNO. H. POAG, W Notary Public. rect?Attest: Leroy Springs, Payseur, R. L. Crawford, 5rs- s itiiiriiinjS Business Notices CLOUD'S Clearance and Yellow Ticket Sale begins Friday. .OST OR STRAYED?Three shoata, dark and red spotted. 'Return to fohn D. Arant. ^OR RENT?A six-room cottage on Arch street, between White and darket streets. Apply to J. C. >aig, Riverside, S. C. 73-tf jOOK FOR CLOUD S big ad in Fri day's paper. '"OR SALE?Two nice Jersey milch cows, a few full Berkshire pigs, lIso a lot nice hay cheap. Apply to 3. O. Stogner, at Lathan Farm. 73-74 'OR SALE?One No. 2 Steele brick mill with automatic cut-off, one weuty-five, thirty and fifty horse Addell boilers and engines, Wiles 5ony inserted tooth saw mill, 42nch corn mill, all in fine shape. Write Box 37, Waxhaw, N. C. >11 LCI I COW?Nic%> Jersey giving 3 gallons of milk per day, second alf. Price $35.00. Cunningham ''arm, Route 4, Phone 179-2. 3LOUD'S BIG SALE begins Friday. June 20th. Be on hand. WANTED?Any information leading to the whereabouts of my laughter, Ada Parker, 15 years old, vho left my home in Buffalo townhip, Chesterfield county, Sunday ifternoon at 3 o'clock. All persons ire forbidden to harbor said child, ^ast heard of in Lancaster county. I. R. Parker, care J. C. Carnes, Monoe, N. C., R. F. D. No. 10. WANTED?Sealed bids for stock of general merchanidse of E. L. 3renshaw & Co., Heath Springs, S. 3., to be filed by June 19th, 1913. light reserved to reject any and all >ids if not satisfactory. If no sats factory bids received, stock to be iold at public auction at Heath Springs, S. C., June 20th, 1913, at 11 o'clock a. m. Confer with unlersigned. Jno. T. Green, Assignee. Lancaster, S. C., June 9th, 1913. I* A XTTDn m i* i qu?cuvery man, woman and child in Lancaster county to come o our store and get some of the >argains we are offering. Lancaser Mercantile Company. ILFALFA HAY is the best hay grown! Try some at $25.00 per on. Cunningham Farm, R. D. 4, 'hone 179-2. 'O INTRODUCE new blood in yoar 3. C. W. Leghorn flock require# ;ood one-year old cockerels. We lave them at $1.60 each. Also ne and two-year old hens at $1.00 ach. Cunningham Farm, Rt. 4. 'hone 179-2. VANTED?Before you buy that hat, come and look through our tiillinery department. The price is ho smallest thing about our hats, .ancaster Mercantile Company. 'OR SALE?Several cars brick and shingles. Edwards & Horton, iancaster, S. C. 64-tf "ACTORY EXPERTS?Our Typowriter Repair Department is in harge of the most skilled typewriter mechanics in the South, and >ur work is guaranteed equal to that f any rebuilding plant In the ountrv. All work handled promptV ami fully guaranteed. J. E. 'rayton & Co., Charlotte, N. C. 5-fl-tf