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ymr ? rived In Lancas _ - w , _ posts of duty. LOCAL DOTS .. Mr cim* M the guest of hi Murchison. Mr. and Mrs. ?There will be Children's Day of Charleston a exercises held at Grace church next latters parents, Sunday night. Connors. ?The new orchestra piano at the Mr- Elliott S Star Theatre was used Saturday day from Colun night for the first time. It makes bis friend, Mr. spiendid music and is quite an at- Miss Myrtle traction. burg visited hi ?Mr. Cully Hunter and Miss Jo^n w- 1 Minnie Goins were married Sunday t-ut section r?,C afternoon at 6:30 by Rev. C. P. i Carter - ,rom tho moun >- lina, much imp ?-jgffpAdvertisements appearing jvirs. R. E. A in tlfis issue are those of J. B. j8 visiting her Mackorell, E. E. Cloud, Dr. C. V. Mrs. C. P Cart Pratt, dentist. Miss' Lillie ( ?There will be a ball game be- from a visit 1 tween Rock Hill and Heath Springs Woodruff, at the latter place Friday afternoon B. J. White r | 4 o'clock. Hill bar was in ?Rev. E. B. Hunter of Sharon, today. S. C., will preach in the A. R. P. Mr- P. R. Mt church at Pleasant Hill on Sunday shaw yesterday next at 11 o'clock. I day at home. Weather forecast for South Caro-' M Mr'v.fe,'.C' lina: Local thunder showers Tues-I {/ew with day and Wednesday; light variable i " uTrned winds, mostly south. 1Ler?y ? ?Rev. W S. Patterson will pickUm?*1^01) preach for Rev. C. S. ^ oung at 1 over in Lancasl Unity next Sabbath morning w-hlch i trl from Chal is a fifth Sabbath) at 11 o'clock. | Mavnr Everybody Invited. I ,la "on"bu8ines't ?Notwithstanding he has reach- Mr. Robert ed his 82nd mile stone, our vener- the guest of 1 able friend, Mr. Thomas P. Caskey, 1 Porter, was in town Saturday looking still ] Mr. E. C. M hale and hearty. , from a busines ?Mr. J. O. Richards of Kershaw | Mrs. D. C. 1 came to Lancaster Saturday to make ] dron of Plant arrangements for the summer school | Neil Simpson for teachers, of which ho is in guests at the charge. The school opened today. . Poag. ?Alfred Duncan and his son in-1, * law, Truesdale, both colored, living ;n sPRudiug on Mr. W. S. Stewman's place, near casterElgin, had their house and entire contents burned Monday morning *?.? N at about 9 o'clock. ?Mr. It. M. Steelo or the Creek section will celebrate his 55th birth- * rominont and day Saturday, the 28th instant., and Rich Hill invites his relatives and friends to It (l, w??>, attend with well-filled baskets. fh f Preaching at 11 o'clock. Rich Hill sex ?Mr. W. D. Craig brought us the which sad evi first ripo tomato raised in this sec- home at 11:30 . tion this season. It is a beauty and Mr. Small had is the "June Pink" variety. He pull- nionia for a lit ed one or two from the vines last was not con week, but they were somewhat faulty, sick until the i ?Mr. J. S. Wilson left for Fay- Mr. Small was bans, New Hampshire, Sunday, best and mo where he went to attend the Na- There was no tional Council of the Junior Order county. He ra of American Mechanics. Mr. Wil- basis, buying n son is secretary of the Junior Order raise. His pla for South Carolina. one, being up-b ?Miss Francis Stover of Chester )*e waa a Chrii is visiting Mrs. 1). E. Penny. Miss ; }ng united witl Francis is now in training as a | "l "*8 early yo nurse in Dr. Pryor's hospital at i slstcut Cliristiai Chester and came over to nurse lit- ; t*le late A. tie Margaret Penny, who has been | niarried Miss quite ill. whom he is si ?The committee on time for the 5,1 reunion of Confederate veterans of i ' . : AT fcjmcaster county will meet on the ' ftJ.'jMonday of July at 11 o'clock, i . J office of the supervisor of rear- "... . * . hWir&tion. By order " of W. G. A. ^aaonic rraterii Porter, Commander; W. T. Vanland- Ct' jr* r?m Ingham, Adjutant. f?rk "l11 ^ch" at 4 o clock, th ing conducted I 1Dyches and 1 PERSONALS 11 eluded by the members of th< Bluff lodges tal Col. Leroy Springs and Mr. C. D. Jones are in New York. . . Mr. JameB D. Beaty is at home to iAn^ftst<'r Hum spend the holidays with his parents, Yesterday?' Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Beaty. ers Enrolled. Mr. Ira M. Caskey and his bride _ of Catawba Junction are on a visit a , , ,an^ast to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Q. Sch?? for ,Tea' Caskey in East End. | #w?eks 8e8?ton Mr. Harmon McCullum of Bush-Ith?. Ce"tral nell, Fla., is visiting at the home of ; J.ona ?!terc|8 Mr. W. Q. Caskey. }ev- " Mu Messrs. A. J. and Jack Gregory the scll?o1 wl" and Frank Harper spent Sunday in f pra<;ti( w Columbia. oU",0fTeX^e,,^n ^ Miss Annie E. Witlierspoon has . : Gardli returned from a visit to relatives in ' .J1 ar?f ?' 1 Rock Hill. lined the wc Messrs. S. C. Williams and J. O. beginning Coulburn have returned from Co- muc 11 i'1 luinbia. | e8teld on thG Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Neely and son 1 [ Jayf.e a8 u( and Mrs. Louise Rhea motored over I _ addition to ( from Rock Hill Sundav. snendine Ie a auporvisio the day with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. xvn0!^'' splendid Wylie. results have be Mrs. O. F. Cross of Charlotte mer "ork In 01 Spent yesterday and today visiting,!? *?,. affH's;?,: Mrs. S T Blackmon. Ch< Mr. W. G. Mcllwaine spent Sun-'. , ?! . n,lh day at his home in Columbia, re- l?u '1K av<! b? turning to Lancaster Monday. J)' ., ^n'li>rrtL Misses Gertrude and Floise Fos- .a 1 y' ter left last night for Charlottesville \ , J,, anV to attend the summer school at the >J f8 , University of Virginia. T; y?; 1 Mr. A G. Ellison spent Sunday in 0 rs* , Rock Hill with friends. Sowell, Addle Thomas F. Ballard left here Sun- !urray; ' day for an extended visit with rela- K v, ?za,, tives in Lancaster and with his sis- i iU r ters, Mrs. Ffasier McMakin, of V,an, e? 1I Heath Springs; Mrs. W. H. Black- Ree'1- Jessie La well, of Camden; Mrs. W. (J. Roper and Mrs. I. H. Roscoe, of Columbia. . ?Rock Hill Herald. Amplj Mr. and Mrs. If S. Jaudon of Mr. H. S. Ja Savannah are spending several days Engineering Cc in Lancaster. the water plan I)r. and Mrs. J. E. Poore and chil- vey and estin _ ^ ilren of Columbia afe the guests of council for sew Mrs. L. C. Payseur. I ground. He lis Mrs. Hettle Williamson, sister of i mates carefuil /Col. J. N. Crockett, is on a visit to profile maps ol her brother lines and says t Misses Annie Lou Ryrd and doubt about his Franko Folk of Ram berg are expect- dent to put in ed within a few days for a visit to covering the ei their friend. Miss Ressie McManus. extra work in li Misses Rennett of Clio, Hiden of may be encoui Newport News, Va., and Ratlin of and all other Itaeford, N. O,, have returned to cost He says their respective homes after a to give an iroi pleasant visit to Miss Leila Gregory. ; the Job at his Sliss Jessie Lee Rlackmon is satisfied that tl visiting in Laurens, the guest of sion, which Is i V Miss Tmogene Wilkes. |our very lest * Dr. F. Iv Jordan was a WOek-01ld I have the Job < visitor in Lancaster. | estimate. Mr. Miss Harriett Godfrey of Cheraw several sewerai and Prof. R J. Weeks of Clemson gia and Floridi College, teachers in the county sum- the waterworl mer school for teachers, have ar- caster THE LANCASTER NEWS, JUNE 24, iter and ar? at their ^????????????????????ruri inter of Davidson is O / kf ^DUU LALr "unc,e' Kev H R \jociai ^JVeivs Shackleford McCrady INCOME TAX ,re the guests of the ????????????? POSED S< Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Mrs. Waddy C. Thomson was the VOR hostess of the Friday Afternoon prings returned Sun- Book Club last week at its last Four Thousan abla, accompanied by meetlng of the club year. Her hos- Be i_ow? Tom Robertson. pltable home on Chesterfield avenue Sullivan of Spartan- wa8 cooi anti inviting, the whole er parents, Mr. and lower floor having been thrown into ... . . Sullivan, of the New one for occasion. Interesting Washington. >ntly. current events and a lively discus- Hon of $500 f rpenter has returned sion of ?.The Merchant of Venice," ilv ln .?,? inr tains of North Caro- occupied the literary part of the afroved In health. ternoon. When tho ?.?.i ? tariff r?vioir.n naerson or Kicuburg drawn and business was over. Miss on by the sei parents, Itev. and Corinne Thomson served ices and I tee of whicl ?r- . . . cakes. This was a very pleasant chairman, and jreen has returned nieeting and brought to the close a ommeuded to to bpartanburg and very profitable club year. The other t)1P pomml _ . guests besides the club members \ " , Lsq., of the "Rock were Mrs. J. M. Woodley and Miss \ . town between trains Hortense Landrum. tae subcomin considering r >ore returned to Ker- the 4,000 exen after spending Sun- Miss Katharine Klein was hostess hU, to 000 at a charming birthday party Friday ihl ft . ' :rest, who motored to afternoon at the home of her par- , 8' " 18 Mr. J. O. Williams, ents, Prof, and Mrs. J. A. Klein, on ,ncTease the )me. White street. Merry games were additional ex< j. Davidson and Miss played and the children hud a jolly children woul of Camden and Mrs. good time. Punch was dispensed upon the hea Washington stopped 011 the lawn and later ice cream and Senator Sic ter today on a motor cake were served by Mrs. Klein, as- finance comtnl lotte to Camden. sisted by her sister. Miss Mattie P. ocratic caucus t Moore is in Colum- Izzard of Columbia. called, wheth 1 this week. lee majority Durant of Clinton is _ . . , __ . ... _ ' his aunt. Mrs. Julia ?nce LlvtMl ,ltre- schedules or Rev. J. W. Wolling, D. D.. pastor cus would lackey has returned ?f the Methodist church at Allen- aPProvtMl wh s trip to Atlanta. dale, who is being urged for ap- finishing its foungblood and chit- pointment as a diplomatic repre- Senator Oil City, Fla., and Mrs. sentative to one of the Latin Amer- who made th of Rock Hill are lean countries, was at one time pas- the senate r home of Mr. J. L. tor of the Methodist church at this President Wll place. His first wife was a cousin 0us position i iogers of Dillon has of Mr. John T. Green. the I several davs iu Lan- against uie 1 vailing duty House Burned. announced th n* ?_ . ? c r. 1 fight to the D SMALL DK.AD. Mr- Amos Adams of the Primus .f . f section had the misfortune to lose , his dwelling house and entire con- m"^ee lnto " Kespceted Citizen of tents by fire Saturday afternoon. Section Passes. He had no insurance. Shake Ofl ;ret that we announce Now is the r N. B. Small of the ln Trouble Again. rheumatism, tlon of the county. _ , ? , . 7.. , ent openrroii nt hi* John Stitt, the negro who a short Dome or ci 1 a m on Saturday since emptied a load of shot a?d see how been ill with pneu- ,nto au ol<1 npgro man, had a fuss pains disappt tie over a week but a a negro woman Sunday and sidered dangerously yas..uP before Magistrate Caskey " lay before his death. tor one of the county's ? st upright citizens. New Dentistry. 1 better farmer in the ? ? w , . I n his farm on a cash C. V. 1 ratt wRlTocate in Lan othing that he could castfr permanentlu/Tor the praclce i ntation was a model of dentistry on, Thursday of this * o-date in all respects, week and can b* found in the offices itian gentleman, hav- recently occupfed by Dr. D. P. Hieh. ti the Baptist church 1>r 1>ratt 18 / graduate of the Uniuth and lived a con- v?rsity of Maryland and is well n life He was a son equipped in every way for the pracJackson Small, and tice of hl8 Profession. Adv. Jerusha Carnes, by irvived with the fol- Car(1 of Tlmnks Mrs. Lizzie Blacky Matthews and Mrs. Mrs. J. M. Pardue and children nf B., Jr., Lester, Itoy, desire to extend to their neighbors Oliver and Pickett and friends and to Rev. W. C. Kelly elonged to both the and Rev. B. P. Carson their heartlity and the Jr. O. U. fRlt thanks for the many acts of lains were inetrred at kindness and tender consideration rch Sunday evening extended during the last illness and te funeral service be- after the death of Mr. Pardue. by Rev. Dr. J. W. H. lev. T! A. Dabney, Notfce. y* Masonic fraternity The Buford Township Sunday e Antioch and White Sch?o1 Association m^ffng has been ?king part. postponed from >^y 4th until a later date ofvii>#r to the busy season of the farm?reT Notice of date of Uier School Onened meotlnK be Kiven later. -1 uier wiooi op. nea r A C LOWELL, , Twenty-*our Teach- Pres. Buford Township S. S. A. DCC er County Summer t Special Notice. she chers began its three ? . _ .. .. . _r _ __ yesterday morning at .[? Camp, No. o44, W.^ O. W., f-V-ua ided school. The de- *U1 R?r :efre8f?ieni? tne ies were conducted by y .. ?e . * ^ W. a irchlson, who opened ?? cordially Invited w,|| i prayer, followed by R' C' HEL-MS. Clerk. ^al talk on education ... . . . \/f ( t advice to teachers. . ,Just when a manl ,trie8 to fhow off lVl V ler Richards, who is ?efore a w?ma?. b?8 hoodoo gets he school, then out- Mlsy- I 21 ClG >rk for the session. 7 """ was most auspicious Ulcers and Skin Troubles. T terest seems .rnanl- If you are suffering with any old, I J LI 11 part of the teachers running or fever sores, ulcers, boils, ell as the students, eczema or other skin troubles, get WCT '.he teaching and gen- a box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve and n of Prof. Richards you will get relief promptly. Mrs. OTlf I methods and good Bruce Jones, of Birmingham, Ala., *4 en shown in his for- suffered from an ugly ulcer for nine TP* ir summer school, he months and Bucklen's Arnica Salve i 1 1C .,1 t, v MIpo ~i-? ? l? - * ? ... ..j iiamm tuicu ner in iwo weeks. Will help raw and Prof. B. J you. Only 25c. Recommended by ___ on College. The fol- Lancaster Pharmacy and Standard en enrolled: Joseph Drug Company. arson Hodges, Miss J. Reed Boldridge, -?-? i^T )s_ is. Miss Charlotte Business Notices!! Virginia Taylor. Mrs. Miss Eva Mae Duren, FUNERAL DIRECTORS Jind prac- | Bessie tical Embalipmr. ' f^flTs answered j McMurray, Laura Mc- ,R ujj (jmRSf day or night by our Mr. 5 oowell, Lille Lin- prt.nI>an. Day phone No. 258, night ( lark, Laura rher- phone 144. Lancaster Hardware /t\ i SeKn?e Fer*U8<?n' Company. 75-lm Jk tell Williams, Eunice Vl/ than, Mrs. Crenshaw. FQR RENT?A Bjx room cottage on Arch street, between White-and ? . . Market streets. Apply to J. C. V Sufficient. Cralg Rlverglde, 3. C. < 73-tf udon, of the Jaudon nnpany, who put In WANTED?Every man, woman and t and made the sur- child In Lancaster county to come dates for the town to our store and get some of the erage, is here on the bargains we are offering. Lancasis gone over his esti- ter Mercantile Company. ly again, making ? ' the different sewer WANTED?Before you buy that D'lV here is absolutely 110 hat, come and look through our h J 1 estimate being autn- millinery department. The price is .1 a complete system the smallest thing about our hats. lIlTi itire town, including Lancaster Mercantile Company. .. dasling out rock that llSt itored, septic tanks FOR SALE?Several cars brtrk^ju??i \ imaginable items of shingles. Edwards W ^^rfnrion, ________ he would be willing Lancaster, S. C. 64-tf . ,-tml I .....I figures. Itiit we are FACTORY EXPERTS ? Our Typo- I tio sewerage commis- writer Repair Department is In 2 composed of some of charge of the most skilled type- I business men, will writer mechanics in the South, and < g 1 ompleted within the our work is guaranteed equal to that I Jaudon lias put in of any rebuilding plant In the I cp' systems in (leor- country. All work handled prompt- I a since lie Installed ! ly and fully guaranteed. J. E. I eg s> Crayton 4 Co., Charlotte, N. c. | I 1913. IPM FOR CHILD ffiW.M.M.M.' ; CHANGES ARE PRO- W WnVflC iJ D THEY WILL FA. W IT U1 UO XI BIG FAMILIES. ?? W d Exemption May Also . ired to Three Thou- V H* ind Dollars. W JLiV E? ASA ?An addition exemp- ^ or each child of a fam- BjB ome tax section of the bill was determined up- QjQ nato finance subcwnmlt- M M li Senator Williams is the change will be rec- .Bp, the majority members fp ttee. Having determin- Uia' important amendment, ittee also is seriously ecommeuding changing L|/T|1?/IAA iptton in the Underwood argued, would greatly iPPJ revenue, and with the emption proposed for Id not Impose hardship ds of families. >^9, fW^ 1 unions, chairman of the 9 2fh 9^ Ittee, said that the Dem- W ^ t of the senate would be er the finance commit- >^9, had concluded with the 99 not, and that the cauover schedules already lie the committee was work. 99 "The Old lie James of Kentucky. gift e sugar tariff speech in Reliable" iefendiug the stand of >^9\ Ison, has taken a vigor- 99 n the finance committee l|gjA mpositlon of a counter- Till? O k AIV AT? on meat and cattle and ,^9 I Hp K/\|\K lip. at he would carry the ^ * *1" UflLlIY \Jl/ emocratic senatorial cau- _ mi^Y* rto 8W,ns u,e con" LANCASTER 1 Your Rheumatism. time to get rid of your m LANCASTER, S. C. Try. a twenty-five cent 99 lamberlain's Liniment quickly your rheumatic 1 sar. Sold by all dealers. iiey uame: T. They Boug JLOUD'i Yellow Ticket : The first three days of the Yel n record breakers for June Sal ?wn that they know real bar m and that when Cloud advei I find It lust as arlv^rriserl T )RE GREAT BARGAN D, lition to the great bargains lis ie 20th we place on sale each e that were two small to adv< >ds that come in during this : :keted and marked at sale pric Special Forth* This We 5.00 German Silver Mesh Baas member the three handsome C e away on July 31. Each doll ' on your account entitles you se beautiful prizes. If you h call in or send to the store a r , KOItlNSON 1 ljA M K \1?nu*er JlL/ jilj 5 SlUHHHiHISS li^T< ire Superfluous g s Statement of the Condition of THE BANK OF LANCASTER 8 located at Lancaster, S. C.t at the i>^5( close of business June 4th, 1913. RESOURCES. C9 Loans and Discounts... $495,138.35 Ujf Overdrafts 4,032.99 >^5 Bonds and Stocks owned flg by the Bank 11,500.00 Furniture and Fixtures. 1,000.00 Banking House 6,800.00 Due from Banks and Bankers 67,865.98 Currency 12,574.00 Gold 3,437.50 Silver and Other Minor Coin 2.184.23 ! Checks and Cash Items 8 2.26 IbB1 Total $603,615.30 LIABILITIES. BB Capital Stock Paid ln..$ 50,000.00 W Surplus Fund 100,000.00 Undivided Profits, less BB Current Expenses and Taxes Paid 28,001.47 1^5 Due to Banks and BB. Bankers 762.87 'BB Individual Deposits Sub- 1^5 ject to Check 206,158.98 BB. Savings Deposits 67,170.49 BB Time Certificates of Deposit 147,193.19 BB Certified Checks 14,000.00 BB Cashier's Checks 328.30 Total $603,615.30 BB STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, W County of Lancaster?ss. i^5i Before me came Geo. W. Wil- BB, lh^fltf, Cashier *oT the above named M ^Uank, who, being sworn, says that ( the above and foregoing statement BB, is a true condition of said bank, as BB shown by the books of said bank. GEO. W. WILLIAMS. M Sworn to and subscribed before BB me this 10th day of June, 1913. JNO. H. POAG, Notary Public. BB Correct?Attest: Leroy Springs, L. C. Payseur, R. L. Crawford, Directors. BB hey Saw? ht9 at 5 Great SALE lowTicket Sale have es. The people have gans when they see *tises a bargain they here is yet NINE AYS of this sale. In ted in The News of day many lots that ertise. Also all new sale will be Yellow V/ u b Last of ?ek $1.98 )ruo;gctc that we will ar you spend here or to one chance at the ave lost vour nrice %/ I " lew one. LOUD