The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 03, 1913, Image 5
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^-The handsome liome of Mr. Ed. I , '
"flhre <'ii Dunlap streot is being <:'
iVIich Improved by a coat of white in
paint. |ev<
?Mr. W. S. Langley has Just Le(
closed the contract to add a second . .
story to the residence of Mr. J. E. 5
Blackmon in West End. jp^
?We are requested to announce ' fuj
that the Bell Town school will open 1 an,
next Monday, the 6tli instant, with un(
Miss Clara Hendrix as teacher. I
?Remember that the Swapping Mr
Bee ?"d musical entertainment under or?
the auspices of the King's Daughters sel
will be given at the opera house to- din
night. ; ma
?J. S. Drake, superintendent of Pal
the Exposition Mills, Atlanta, Cla., -'al
has purchased an attractive home on Q11
West Peachtree street.?Southern
Textile Bulletin. |(!a
?Misses Alice and Lucile Alexander,
our popular young telegraph- /
ers, who have been spending an ex- ; '
tended vacation at Tuskegee, Ala., (,r'
have returned to Lancaster. i ^
?Kev. J. W. II. Dyches, D. D. of (,u,
Heath Springs has returned from his ut,
vacation spent with relatives in Vir- a?(
ginia and will till his appointments ,}r,
at Heath Springs and Flint ltidge flQ
next Sunday. Ml
O. H Withersnoon has resinned sis
as second hand In carding at the eoi
Lancaster (S. C.) Mill No. 3 to enter sat
the textile school at the A. & M. Col- of
lege, Raleigh, N. C.?Southern Textile
Bulletin. un
?Yester was Rosh Hashonah,
the Jewish New Year. The Hirsch w'>
Bros, and M. Poliakoff stores were })r'
closed yesterday and today in obser- , Th
vance of the beginning of the calen-. wr
dar year of the Jew 5674. I wa
?Mr. W. J. Cunningham is liav- |'.r|
ing his brick building on Main street, ,,'j
occupied by the Jones Mercantile
Company, repainted. Other business
houses on Main street would be great- .
ly improved if the owners would fol- ^
low Mr. Cunningham's example. I frr
?Unity Council, No. 89, Jr. O. U. ' brl
A. M., will have a picnic at the school
house on October 10. There will be wo
several addresses made and music cej
furnished by the Tabnernaele band. th?
The public is cordially invited to eni
come and bring well-filled baskets. |
?Mr. W. M. Morris of the Zlon for
section has been elected a member for
of the Lancaster police force. He Th
succeeds Mr. Charles S. King, who brc
reslgued to accept a position as sales- hai
man for Edwards & Horton. Mr. '
tffASvIa If 111 mAirn L I a fomllv A A \1' n Pill
mvil I 10 n ill luu v u ?ii" iniuii v vv w ? it
at an early date. Mr. Manly Greg- hoi
ory of the Dixie section Is also a new leg
member of the police force. era
ual
Thomas P. Caskey Dead. a,)'
Ga
Mr. Thomas P. Caskey, one of the 0es
oldest and most highly esteemed his
citizens of the county, died at the far
home of his son, Mr. William D. lift
Caskey, at 3 o'clock Wednesday Gia
morning, fh the Jones Cross Road |ar
section, 'very suddenly from the ef- iat,
fects of acute Indigestion. His of
health had ben uniformly good son
all of his life. He was born on . Wa
Christmas Day. 183ft, was the son of
John Lytle Caskey and his wife, din
Margaret Mackey. He married Miss p|e
Amanda Johnson, who still survives lint
him with the following children: pre
William D. Caskey, Jack F. Caskey ver
and Joseph 'R. Caskey and Mrs. John brl
H. Kirk. Mrs. Jobn Lee Balloy, Mrs. j ,
W. Lester Slstare and Miss Nettle gu<
Caskey. His remains wer.1 interred Sot
yesterday at the Douglass church din
graveyard. Mr. Caskey served gal-1
iantly during the late War Between !
the States in the calvary company of 1
the late Capt. J. C. Foster, Butler's
brigade. (-wl
I
Orphan Work Day.
As Sabbath, the 5th of October, has
been set apart as the time for collections
for foreign missions and Sab- i ?f
bath school extension work in the Ro
Presbyterian churches, the board of nof
trustees of the Thornwell Orphanage, 'p.
which la the Presbyterian Orphanage
of the states of South Carolina, |as
Georgia and Florida, have asked that C'oi
the Presbyterian folk observe in- j hel
stead, Saturday. October 11th, as' ?
Orphan Work Day. The idea is that (
everybody should give that day's in- gtft
come to the orphans, and to forward
the same promptly to the president, .
Rev. W. P. Jacobs, Clinton, S. C. *
The Sunday schools will take up col- . ^
lections on the second Sabbath, un- . ,
less already attended to on the first,
and at the same time pastors are ]a((
urged to present the needs of the j j
work to tbeir people and to forward }j0(]
the contributions of their people. j no*
There are now over 3ft0 inmates In | on
vais Institution and new buildings
are arranged for still larger increase. |t>
A ft ft ft 1J A. i il I. lilt
auuui ivv applications are on niw j wj^|
waiting for admission. The lustltu- waJ
tlon la denominational but does not as
refuse children from any locality or
whose parents were of other or no wor
denomination. lnt(
LIBRARY NOTES. *h7
?? Fro
Of Interest to book lovers was the
recent announcement that the LI- (j|0,
brary Association had secured the Hjlo
services of Mrs. Mamie C. Simpson as oth(
librarian. This Is a great conven-!u^e
lence to the reading public. The rPtl
hours, toot have ben well arranged, can
the library being open every day ex- at t
cept Sunday and Wednesday from 11 jjU]
a. m. until 1 p. m. and from 4 until que
7 p. m. A small ante-room has been
fitted up as a reading room, the ref- hlir
ere nee books hav9 been moved Into Wa
It and thus Is afforded an excellent rtpr
place where the members may read yoa
quietly or write. The school boys
and girls will also be welcomed In Qf ]
this reading room where they will
And encyclopedias and dictionaries as
well as histories and a collection of
the classics which they need for r .
parallel reading. The librarian wish- ?
es to encourage the pupils to use this
room.
|\ Mrs. Simpson Is also In charge of h
the Woman's Exchange, which Is be- spei
lng run In connection with the II- Floi
brary. ^ , f 4 Ker
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THE LAIS
HIIjL-IKVIN.
siding in Greenville of Much In- PERS
terwt Here.
\ wedding of interest throughout mj8s Adele
orgla and the Carolinas took place frioiicl'? here w
Greenville, S. C., 011 Wednesday know that she
uiing, October 1, when Miss Ida home of Mr. C
a IIlll of that city became the A". ,
j _? . . . . - Miss Eula of A
u? ui mr. Mian ...CKer irvin jr . h at M
Washington Ga The beautiful Waxhaw Enter,
st Presbyterian church was Uiste- Mr an(, Mrs
ly decorated with feathery ferns Mp ai , Mp
1 smllax on a white background j 't '
i over the choir rail was suspend- j)r (j0"orK,.
a lover's knot of soft white tulle, vesterdiv frm
s. It. II. Kennedy presided at the
fan, rendering a number of lovely Mrs Manlv
ectlons before beginning the wed- t' the 'weekig
march by Mendelssohn, which rpi?t?vo?
rked the coming of the bridal ^rs j?[ ^ c
rty. The ushers were Messrs. t aeveral'd
ues A. Benson and Hugh W. ? R Murchis(
ln* ,H'I S, w ,raVr6w T<1 , Mr. W. S. La
nes C. \V right, all of Washington ln charlotte.
., Harold Barr of Greenville and jyjr d ^r},
uren Foreman of Atlanta. After rotur,' froin
. ushers came the handsome dames d g
honor. Mrs. William A. Wallace , 0 tl
1 Mrs. Allen J. Graham, both of V'.";
eenvillo, who wore beautiful , ... !.( . u\.p
Ite gowns and carried arm bou- M *' ,,f JV
r>ts of yellow roses. The pretty . 1 " , 1 '
tie flower girls. Susie Lee Patton he Wednesda
d Elizabeth Ilarr. In soft lingerie V
sses and blue ribbons scattered * ' ' - a 'ls
wers in the pathway of the bride. *,irs' , ' ,!
SS Hosa McCann Hill, her only m?Mrs H r
tor, entered alone, wearing a be- , '..rs * , '
iiing white lace dress over blue s. 1VI
,ln. She carried a large bouquet . ^ .
yellow roses. *? Charlotte in
The bride, who entered with her ' !i\j
cle, Mr. Wilton T. Hudson, wore a M.., , / * *
nple but elegant gown of lustrous 1 as ' r
ilte satin gracefully trimmed with quests MrsIncess
lace and orange blossoms. ? , , !
e soft veil In cap efTect had a ors. nw or
eatli of the same lovely flowers and even'n8?
,s caught with a diamond fern leaf
x>ch, which had been the gift of [~
> bride's father to her mother on . s~+ t a
iir wedding day. The bride also
ire a beautiful pendant of dia>nds
set in platinum, which was
r gift from the groom. He, with
i brother, Mr. Alex Irvlu, came The followin
im a side entrance and met the recent marriag
de at the altar, where Rev. T. W. here:
>an, her pastor spoke the solemn Mr. and ]
rds which united the two. The announce the
emony over, the party went from d
> church in reverse order to their Lil
trance.
The couple left almost immediately Benjai
New Orleans, whence they sailed at Lancastt
a honeymoon trip to Panama. Wednesday, S<
e bride wore a becoming suit of
>wn broadcloth with a charming nineteen hui
t to match. At Home
The bride is a young woman of 313 King strec
ture and beauty. She was an Charleston, S.
nor graduate of Agnes Scott Col- Miss Flynn
e and is a social favorite in sev- whose number
il states. Mr. Irvln, who was grad- the county will
ted from Emory College, is a very that, after hei
e young attorney of Washington, Griffin, a succe
., who has already achieved sue- Charleston the
s in his profession. Roth he and that city Satur
ui IUC ai c icpicsriiuiiivrs ui i? u
nilies long prominent in the social
* as well as in the history of Geor- Mrs. R. Evu
l and both are exceedingly popu- the Friday Aft
Mrs. Irvin is a daughter of the 'ta first fall m
e Mr. Lodowick Merriweather Hill ternoon. After
Washington and the groom is the the afternoon
i of Capt. Charles E. Irvin of anfl the plans
ishington. cussed, the me
rhe large array of beautiful wed- vited guests ha
g gifts numbered many valuable enlng to an ii
ces of silver, cut grass, china, Macbeth by R
en and other useful and beautiful This was most I
"sents, A handsome chest of sil- able appreclati
in Fairfax pattern was given the edy, which wil
de by the family of the groom. spearian play
\ large number of out-of-town <dub this year.
*sts from Georgia, and North and and attractive
Jth Carolina attended the wed- been distribute!
g. courses, were
Wylle. The c<
and white was
IV AFTER STACK ARRESTED. orations of rr
which were us<
roller's Jury Finds That He Killed living room and
Hubert Davis, Colored?Is Now in Qf ^h^'club" V
guests on this
Mention was made In our last issue Barrett am
the finding of the dead body of woodfeyMd g
bert Davis, colored, Monday after- ton of Clio. Mi
>11 in the piazza of the old John and Miss H. A
Arant house, which was occupied vl"e, the guest
a residence by Walter Stack. BOn'
oner M. N. Johnson and a Jury
d an inquest over the dead body in?.
^ J season was gn
?sday. Considerable testimony German Club \
* taken. Will Stack and Walter Mackey's hall,
ck, two brothers, were examined, chestra from
Iter Stack testified that on Mon- splendid music
he had employed the negro to pies danced unt
rk for him at $15 per month and were a number
1 told him to pick cotton. That rop an(j other
left home with his wife and went The dance was
r to his father's and returning an(j Mrs. Latta
i in the afternoon, saw the negro
ig down In the front piazza of the
ise, apparently dead. That he did Miss Mary
get out of the buggy, but drove youngest daugl
back to his father's, who advised R- E. Wylle, <
i to call up SherlfT Hunter over birthday with a
'phone and tell him about it, her little fri<
Icta he did. Dr. W. H. Sapp temoon. Miss<
i examined also. He testified anf* Eliza W/lif
to finding two bullet holes dren with merr
ough the negro's head which an(l the llttlei
it clear through the head and on white frockshi
> the floor underneath. There about on thety t
e two empty magazine pistol picture as t.1.
lis found near the dead body, which were
>m the position of the body and an<l Katharl1*
bullet holes in the floor, the in- th
itlons were that the man had been .
t while lying down. There were intent
er witnesses examined. After de- Washlngtoi*iratlng
over the matter the Jury ventlve geniu"*
irned a verdict that the negro Is indicated 1.
try Kin JnnIK I... .....k.t ? -
i*7 IU inn unain uy psuur*iivil nuuuun I (nfl COninUSSl'0
he hands of Walter Stack. Sheriff public today,
iter, who was present at the ln-'ents during tl
at aiding In the Investigation, 1m- the largest on
liately arrested Stack and brought when they w
t on to Jail, where he now is. year 38,754 pill
iter Stack was tried for the mur- 6,16ft trade
of Raymond McManus some two 264 prints w?
rs ago and was acquitted on his I
i of self-defense. He is a son r- 1
Mr, Seaborn Stack. unr
The foil
monlal sho>
Cotton Market. to give hoj
ton 14 V* c mm
d 4 0c 1 have b'
years, and',
-? taken, Ch
Ilss Elsie Myers, who has been done me
iding some time here with Miss ' else," say*
rence Brown, is at her home In ! Sherman
shaw for a few days. For sale b.
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CASTER KEWS, OCT
IpTl!
Brooi
invitetfr'
Pinckney's many good st
ill be interested to wi
is in Lancaster, at the Broom.
harles T. Connors.
Hyatt and daughter, A new
fan Wyek spent Mon- ocula
r. J. L. Hodman's#? falfa v
prise. Nltro-G
. E. II. Blakeney and me or
John T. Stevens were Germ ?
day. r>"
via. u.
W. Poovey returned caster,
:n a trip to Hamlet, / !_
/A BIG
I. Porter of Charlotte/ has
end In Lancaster with . __
I FOR S.
Ituckey of Bisliopville ladles
ays recently with Mrfe. leather
m. Poliako
mgley spent yesterday
\ WHKN
i, W. E. Pardue have hoys'
a week's visit to TamV wlll sui
ersburg, Fla. \We gua
eatli of Stoneboro has
after a short visit to koTT"-!*:
W. McD. Brown. land
pratt of Chester was Rancast
y on business. ! church,
. Murchison spent sev- ^111 an
week In Batesburg. town.
.angley Is visiting her
sbury, N. C. I ALL M
msar and children are , ar<> t
>s at Riverside. specl&L
>ugh and mother went sumkfy
i their automobile to- to
Cllerk.
roung. Miss Rose and
Young, Jr., are the WE Wj
M. S. Witherspoon. j to kr
Moore came up from of Pyol
lie dance Wednesday eus of
yft. Sta
1 FRESH
y m r
X IMHIVS
Cream
/ferry (
g announcement of a '
;e will be of Interest THE L.
8,00(
Mrs. J. P. Flynn LancasJ
marriage of their c?mPGU
laughter 1688 y?'
lian Effie ? ?
to FOR 8
uln T. Grlflln 8hln*
sr. South Carolina Eancasl
?ptember the twenty- ~
fourth. fOR R
adred and thirteen. ? ,?rst
Reid pi
(t joining
P pasture
j lrfontgo
is a young woman
of friends throughout aDVEE
be Interested to learn any .
marriage to Mr. an(j 8U1
ssful business man of his bes
young couple left for busines
'day. I
* * CARBC
ms Wylie entertained ' Rlbh
.ernoon Hook Club at casters
eeting last Friday af- | ? -??
' t ho ilotnil hnainoau nf 'J (2)
had been transacted N?8- 2,
for the club year dl and 48 1
mbers and several t- In dlstri
d the pleasure of ' 23, 27,
nstructlve lectury! tax fo?r
ev. II. R. Muige. 24, 33
Interesting a (5) ml
on of the I special
II be the Cured. ( ^
to be st' 32, 46
After tl medication mills, l
new pi,a Ointment ten (10
tl, refresh01"0 tbe special t
served i Impurities? j trict No.
>lor achJ' Dr- II(),)- half (2i
carried 's Kuaranteed between
>ses a *ma? rashes, are subj
>d in t th('r unsightly j three (?
I librardntmont 's a ! and a^
r) the rrlot an exP?ri- ages of :
Irs. Wv by ma,1> 50c- one doll
occasi* Philadelphia
1 her
Norfol k
CTir r
." Jill r
largest ?
v", tv ii\ KeaJ
A thr
Charlotte T>oth alike?
and the0 MASTIC-PAINT C
ofUa?lnpainted~
nelghl ( .
chap, for sale?
Mrtr./* #hv the unnainted h<
? Jinn the MASTIOPA1I
Glldf , . .
itor *ng both houses represei
celet
pa Ofl : A few gallons of
[Iuplied at the right time gre
,'^perty.
ding needs painting Right f
ind-mixed paints. It may be
ind unsatisfactory in the end
dclI Economy use W
an Forty year* the S~ta
' P Ask for beautifully illustrate
j i~j Paint Tbem" and color chai
combinations.
store and let us tell YOU all s
s of MASTIC PAINT.
icaster Hardware (
LANCASTER, S. C.
* *v .* , .
r.ri "inijflbi : as b
i
'OBER 3, 1913
iiness Notices \BSMSSMESSm
: willjM^a reunion at ' w statfmi
in'jrlm the 20thf)EveEptfody u
To brin/ a aAcg buslrfr. a 0?
ring baild/froin j&drth c'aro- g| THE B
ii furnW the music. w. t. >- -< , . .
1 m located a
close of i
' force in farming.?In- b f
te your soimtjr clover, al- a"
etch an(l-^fber legumes with flja Overdraft
erm, ac ^2.00 pir aero. See s / Bonds an
mail /your ordyrs to Nitro- b> the
b Fertilizer Savannah, U ?ar^.turc
c. iiuacknumt Agent. i?au- Banking
s. 1-7-f 96j du? ,fro
. m Banker
i.ini' of up 'o-unt. Milliwerv, Currency
il l 'M d at m. i'ollakofT's. i\ 2., " *
Silver an
\le a complete line of
s', men's and children's solid ' |,^j, Checks a
shoes at low prices. m. ! ,
ft. 1 Total .
in need of clothing, men's or 0^ Capital s
call on m. Pollakoff. You . w Surplus 1
rely get your money's worth. ^ udivldet
rantee for that. 1 Curren
, y Taxes ]
alk.?desirable tract of | Due to b,
at Antioch, six miles east of 09 erb
or, 3-liorse farm open. Good | w Indlvldua
school and secret orders Ject to
d gin, 30 feet of liigliwav to !wi Savings
See b. m. Welsh. 1-6 'am Time Cer
posit. .
embers of antinpli ,
. .. ( gwj vcruuea
ted to oft preseriCfa^' si J W Cashier's
-donfdronc?' at ! 2\\yf cPtTook ; Notes an
attcrnoni. Important busi- flB counter
be twmsucted. ' 1$. M. Welsh, M Reserved
1
Total .
VNT the readers of The News'. g* STATE C
lojv that a ?. pfY cenVa<iluUe<P Coui
<t* 11 iiiii Blue Vill Our/ ohlck- Defore
th^sofe head> Ask us about gg Cashier <
udard Drug Company. who, beln
104-1 above an
M true coi
A-l^IVAlrfS-this week, of new shown by
< laipe, Rye, Crlmsou giofer,
Vetfchv also Klngan's best gA Sworn
CheApe and Ifnms. Bennett- me this 1
m
ANCASTER NEWS Is read by Correct
> men, women and children In
ter county?but you are not
led to advertise with us?unl
want to Increase your trade.
ALE?Several cars brick and
lies. Edwards & Horton,
ter, 8. C. 64-tf _
ENT?^TtSo tracts land, T- MI* FARMER?Have you i
> a tut f-hcrrse farrtjs, knotfcn as mule, sheep or hog to sel
and Jamo* MpCray pbsce, a "Llttlo Nows Ad."
Zion church, good water, a buyer. lFwantv"'Y;2,/, lone
s and bufTdlngs. Apply, J. J. Ave cents. < . , ,K
mery. Route 1 101 1-f ....y, tart juices and
r? stay in your\ system and i
ITISING alone does not ids' i with your blood. Not
man rich, but It Is " sweet as somd others?it /
t endeavors ""^Tr" ,'J?? thirst?doesn^'produce m
s and he Marph 15, 1914. Anybody can dftnk it and
",Uy. ", ta F?h better.
>N rtwo per cent in t et>ru
seven per cent In March.
ool districts Nos. 1, 4. 5, 6. TDTT* 13 ^
30 and 43 a special tax of I Pi I ill ""V ilJJ
mills Is levied. In districts y
3, 7, 8, 19, 22, 26, 34, 46 gives you #tffttr<j/refreshn
special tax three (3) ?lS11"" in a perfectly natural v
Tl, z": 4?.' aid 41 special It's pure. /Cools of bod,
tA\ mllle In dlotnlnia Mno I '
V "* ? ixiiiifj. aii uinm\,vo j v> aaca u\> bibiabva. ^ av i
and 36, special tax five ] medicine ? it's pleasure
lis. In districts No. 14 , c , i |T
tax six and one-half benefitJH day long! , D?
Ills. In districts Nos. 12. drink I epsi-Cola? Opeg
nd 49 special tax eight (8) then a'second will pfyve
n district No. 38 special tax better than them all. Tr
Uneven ',1175? N.? it Vouch thirsty, NO
25 special tax two and one*6)
mills. All male citizens . In
the ages of 21 and 55 years , *>y
ject to a capitation tax of ??
3) dollars for road purposes,
male citizens between the ,
21 and 60 years are liable for , (* ' ^
ar poll tax.
County Treasurer.
IhB
[ Economy I Pepsi-Cola Bottling 1
Lancaster S. C.
>ne? ,
Subscribe for The !
>use finds no buyer at
"4TE1D house will bring.
ited equal value. ^ -if '* ^
MASTIC FAINT ?yr Mj \
atly increases the value ^ \f/' / \ iSSSR!
4ow, but don't use keg- Jry
cheaper at the start, but SjSjj^y j I .. .
IASTIC PAINT ""feltlivl
ndard of Ejccetience __ _ ^
d book "Home* and How to aU
rt showing 45 different color Ajl^CUll VJl
ibout are scientifically prept
gMWBWMQ extremes of heat and
all things which quick
Ml'aints iorm a tougn,
I which remains in perl
gallons of H. & M. Pc
as three gallons of ori
1 Standard
^Pl ?Cht Kind That LojU"
scswTTuf*
taz \
?L
1 j ^ are not
?, 1912. >'
ncaste?*
r PJ
Hank No. .'Ci. M1
ENT OF TIIK CONDITION kW
OF B
ANK OF LANCASTF.R '?
t Lancaster. S. C.. at the 99
business August 9th, 1913
RESOURCES. >99
d Discounts. .. $527,627.89 99
8 3,075.88
d Stocks owned
IJai?k 11,500.00 99
' aud Fixtures. 1,000.00
House 5,800.00 S
ni Ranks and 99
3 72.024.39
6.757.00 O
3,505.00 99
id otLer Minor 99
367.47
nd Cash Items 980.93 .99,
99'
$632,638.56
liabilities. .99.
tock Paid In. . $ 50,000.00 99
pund 100,000.00 O
1 Profits. Ies3 99.
t Expenses and 99
Pa'd 19.091.96
anks and Bank- .99.
.* * 3.001.45 99
1 Deposits SubCheck
181.869.06
Deposits 64,598.89 99
"tiflcates of De
116.691.17 B
Checks 14,000.00 99
Checks 3 86.04
id Bills Redis- y" ':
1 50,000.00 l99
for Taxes . . .. 3.000.00
? ?
$632,638.56 99
)F SOUTH CAROLINA, W
ity of Lancaster?ss: >^9
rae came Geo. W. Williams, 99.
)f the above named bank, mm
ig duly sworn, says that the
d foregoing statement Is a 99
idltion of said bank, as
the books of sail bank.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS. 99
to and subscribed before 99
4th day of August, 1918. >3
JNO. U. BELL. 99
Notary Public. 99
-Attest: S
LEJROY SPRINGS. 99
R- L. CRAWFORD. 99
L. C. PAYSEUR. 3
Directors. >^9<
[iiiitiiti 11 i irfS'
a horse, THE ROYAL TYPEWRITER is recd?
Try ognized everywhere as a flrsty,is*
ring class machine and wears as well as
as high priced typewriters. We have
i bitely new one at less than
Loans an J L>V5?.'.. Ad.lrosn, H. C..
" " Overdrafts. . . . ! . ,News' Lsocast.r,
Furniture and Fixtures 2,8 <}*
tops Due from Banks and
ore! Bankers 20,309a
feel Currency 8,673.00
Gold 9,42.10
Silver and Other Minor
Coin 126.6*
| ^ Checks and Cash Items 603.St
Total $171,666.00
?ent LIABILITIES.
vay. Capital Stock Paid In..$ 50,000.00
, Surplus Fund 1,260.00
Undivided t*rQflts, leas
lsn , i Current Ex0i*nses and
4 nil ' m r* < -> Vi M A A rt ma
Kiies raid. . ^ . ij.o39. (?
you Dividends Unpaid.. .. 12.0#
lass, Individual Deposits Subit
Ject to Check 16,396.St
Time Certificates of Dey
lt- posit 10,088.27
Certified Checks 10.00
Cashier's Checks 10.6#
it i Notes and Bills Redls|
counted 10,000.00
Bills Payable, including
Certificates for Money
. Borrowed 80,000.60
n , *
Z Total $171,666.0#
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Lancaster?ss.
|L Before me came W. H. Milieu,
b, Cashier of the above named bank,
W who, being duly sworn, saya that
i the above and foregoing statement
* Jfr is a true condition of said bank, aa
.fCkO shown by the books of said bank.
aaSSi w. h. millen.
?? Sworn to and subscribed before
.. . me this 16th day of August, 1913.
works W. P. ROBINSON,
Notary Public.
Correct?Attest:
W. T. GREGORY,
A. B. FERGUSON.
VT W. P. BENNETT,
N e\VS. Director*.
: Milligan Paints
ired and carefully balanced to resist
cold, excessive dryness or moisture and
;ly destroy ordinary measures. H. & M.
tenacious, elastic, leather-like coating
?ect condition for many years. Two
lint will cover as much surface WELL
dinary paint. We can prove it.
Hr'l
I Drug Company
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