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8 ' BANK HEARING ENDS IN NEW YORK CITY McAdoo and Houston Will Visit Boston Next. N. Y. WANTS BIG BANK. llaltimore Favorite* City If Flan is Adopted to Establish Several llanks on Seat>oard. New York, January 7.?The Federal reserve organization committee to- I day concluded its hearings in New York, having devoted three days to ascertaining the views of New York bankers concerning the task with which the committee is charged cf set ting up the regionalreserve districts provided in the new law and selecting the cities in which the banks are to be placed. The committee consisting of Secretary McAdoo of the treasury department and Secretary Houston of the department of agriculture will proceed to-morraw to Boston. After the hearings here had been concluded Secretary McAdoo was asked whether he had been impressed by the arguments advanced almost unanimously by the New York bankers who have appeared in favor of establishment here of a regianla bank of such size that it wauld overshadow all the others. "I hope," said the Secretary smlllingly, "that I am not as green as I look." NO CONCLUSIONS REACHED. Mr McAdoo would say oothingmore ( futher than that the committee had , reached no conclusions. Those who attended the hearings and listened to 1 the objections raised by the commit- ' tee to the proposal for a huge NewYork bank believed the most probable solution of thp miostion in the lichl of evidence so far adduced was the placing of three or four jtegional banks on or near the Atlantic seahoard instead of having onj?'large district centring in New York and including New England and part or all of the Middle Atlantic States. The cities most frequently mention- * ed in this connection^were New York, | Boston Baltimore and Atlanta. Wash- , ington and Philadelphia were also alluded to often b.ut it was the opinion of a majority>of the witnesses that Baltimore was entitled to preference ' over either of these cities. Washington was objecte'd to because no large < commercial intrests center in that < city, although some of the witnesses said it would be of advantage to es- , tablash a bank there to be in close touch with the Federal board. 1 "THE MYSTERY OF EDWIH DROOD.'' i 1_ . Attempted Completion of Dickens' 1 Unfinished Tale Itesults in a i fnmiiroiiiiso , - I London, Jan. 8.?Students of Dick- ' ens met at King's Hall, Convent Garden, last night and gathered up the i threads of Dickens' unfinished tale, "The Mysstery of Edwin Drood." The entertainment took the form of court proceedings, in which John Jasper was place on trial for the mur- i der of Edwin Drood. G. K. Cheserton, the novelist acted as judge, midnight the jury rendered this verdict. "In the British spirit of compromise we adjudge the prisoner guilty of 1 manslaughter." A rider to the verdict left the prisoner to the judge's mercy and threatening those daring to question | the verdict with committal for contempt of court. Bernard Shaw was foreman of the jury, and his sallies with Chesterton's pompous gravity as judge, gave an enjoyable turn to affairs. J. Cumming Walters, a well-known authority on Dickens, was leading counsel for the prosecution. W. Walter Crotch, author of "Charles Dickens As a Social Reformer," acter for the defense. The wholly spontaneous character of the proceeding?the opposing counsel not having conulted with each other or seen each other's griefs ? added to the zeal of the affair. The trial had never been rehearsed. The stage in the hall was set as a court scone and all the witnesses, who included Impersonators of Dickens' characters, appeared in the costumes of the period. The Judg's summing; up was a h :morous wavering between the real and make-believe. When the jury was bidden to consider the verdict tve foreman sprang up and announced'that the jury already had arranged the verdict in the luncheon intreval. When the verdict was given , counsel for both sides protested that the j.v.ry ought eo be discharged. The foreman retorted that the jurymen were too ready to be discharged. The J"dge then committed everybody present except himself for contempt of court and the proceeding ended. T'"ere has been a universal demand for a repetition of the trial. Prince of Weld Refuses Throne. Vienna, Jan. 8.?The Allegemlene Zcitung today says the Prince of Wied hesitates to accept the throne of Albs nia and it Is believed in wey informed circles that he will finally re ftipe It. Prince William of Wled, who was selected by the powers for the throne of Albania, Is a brother of the reigning Prince of Wied and la 38 years old. He Is married to Princess, Sophia of Sehoenburg-Waldenburg. Tl^erf Mi* tb*?e rlrhJ claimants to the throne In the field?Essad Pasha, I IsmmawMfwrnaHtFy and Pirshsr A state honoring on open hostilities exist*. ^ ^, _ ' " " T WAS FIRST AMERICAN BANK Boston Institution That Issued $400,000 In Scrip In 1714 Is Accorded That Honor. The first bank In America, located oo State street, Boston, loaned money ' ' on real estate, personal property and Imperishable merchandise, though It l$ru had not the privilege of Issuing terti money, then a prerogative of the Bay l,r<>t State colony. After a few years Bos- hall ton's first branch discontinued busl- imM1 ness and was started In 1714, ten |i()i) years after the first newspaper was j?r(, nrintoH In Hnotnn T>in now Konlr eo r_ rled on business and Issued $400,000 In pons scrip on the basts now sought by cer- tain tain financial promoters and leaders. It riet; was scrip and nothing but scrip, and clea consequently the bank was short-llvod. In 1742 a land bank was founded by <M![! several hundred subscribers who gathered In Boston as the bankers are ,.au, meeting today sn3 who attempted to an(j relieve the scarcity of specie by is- "a i suing scrip based on real estate hold- mod tngs. A specie bank was also founded | about the same time, but both lnstt- "Ins tutions found it as Impossible to com A h pete with the "bills of credit** Issued by nearly every colony as It would bo ' Il( today to rival the government In minting money. All this paper money rap- rpi Idly depreciated In value, owing to the js 0 OUU UMli; CA^miMIUUrU WI I (111 military movements of offense and do- over fense against the Canadian French life and their Indian allies. tnee In 1782. during the revolution, the ' Dank of North America of Phlladel- 0r^' phla received a charter from congress. s and Its operations In the Bay State In- ^jor spired the establishment of the Bank ' ^ of Massachusetts In March. 1784, an visit Institution which Is still In operation M as the First National bank of Boston, to hi ?National Mag: lne. I Hot< / i A HER RIGHTS IN THE HOME Mm Ciitii Woman Contends That Wife's Services 11 ^ Are Worth More Than Food and Raiment?Her Remedy. ' ' N1 Is a woman's life worth only her food and clothing? In every position (aV|. on earth, except that of a wife, a per- u))n son is entitled to wages. A wife generally does all that a servant would do, p j m' and a great deal more, works more M hours a day than a man and goes been through ordeals that are almost beyond M human endurance, yet many wives do faini sndure this for half a century with nous only enough to eat and keep them warm, never having an extra dollar to spend. They oven have to ask for money to buy postage stamps. Spec I think a woman should have abeo- 1)1 bite control of all household affairs, conn She should watch corners and know few bow to deal wisdly. She should be atlowed to manage her house In what war way seems beet to her. She |) ir( iboald have enough of an allowance to mur| over necessary expenses, and a Bps- *p| rihal allowance for her Individual needs, was end should never have to a&k for It.? joy t Extract from a letter written by a M woman on the subject of a wife's ex- the pendltures. In Farm and Fireside. M ! visit I llolk Cora Belle's Team. | [>, Cora Belle's team would bring a the I mile to the soberest face alive. Sheba Port Is a tall, lanky old mare. Once she M was bay In color, but the years have spen added gray hair until now she is er> 1 roan. Being so long-legged she Btrldea . along at an amazing pace which her 111 ^ mate, Balaam, a little donkey, flnda It ^jjj, hard to keep up with. Balaam, like jyj Sheba, Is full of years. Once his spen glossy brown coat was the mida of r??nti some Mexican's heart, but time has 1 M added to his color also, and now he Kerf 1b blue. His eyes are sunken and dim. Albe his ears no longer stand up In true ^ donkey style, but tiroop dejectedly. He ju*rn has to trot his best to keep up with |Jj Sheba's slowest ^trldo. About every for . three miles he balks, but little Cora K|es. Belle doesn't call It balking, she says I Balaam has stopped to reat, and they sit and wait till he Is ready to trot along again. That is the kind of layout which drew up before our door S'" 1 that evening.?The Atlantic. k' part Flight of Flics. That the fly Is a peripatetic and niovi what the politicians call a good mixer Hail Is well known. The linear extent of Oi his peregrinations Is, however, still a teacl matter of dispute. And as he certainly Kinf carries with hlr. and distributes tnfec- , 11 tion, whenever there, is any to be had, the more or less exact determination '(.OWf of his maximum range Is of great prac- dogs tical importance. At one time he was the thought to be very much of a "homo- J0rn< body." never wandering more than a two few hundred or a thousand feet from light hts birthplace. Then observations ?nd mad/' in Kngland and elsewhere threw ,m'{ doubt upon this conclusion, and it was Anally proved that he may travel at for N lnnat i mlln fmni hAmn ( (;asi Now comes along Prof. C. F. Hodg? by i with a 600 per cent, extension of the Is a record, and the opinion that flies "are save able to travel much farther than Is ?' n' commonly supposed."?New York Eve- ' oul nlng Post. ! Cl Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot nroi reach the seat of the dlscuse. Catarrh la a Mood or constitutional disease, anil In order to cur? It you nrnat take Internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Kin) Cure Is taken Internally, and acta directly ut>oa berll the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Corn la not a quack medicine. It was pre- " scribed by one of the beat physicians In tbl? seve country'' foe year? and I? a regular prescription. wOU It la com toned of the best tonic? known, con- , blned with th? bent blood purifier a. acting 41rectly an the mnoons surface?. Th? perfect COVfl combination of the two Ingredients Is what pro- on t dure# sneh wonderful results In coring catarrh. ? ??nd for testimonials, free. r. *. -OHfftmr * CO.. Propa., TVsiedo, a tf? e Sold by Drugglatn, price T6e. drufi , Take Halt's ratal 1/ MUe tm 1 Phil i- frtf~ 'Mrf/CCJ' HE LANCASTER NEWS, JANTJA county news I SMITH 0! UK IIKATH SPUING. nil ;lal to The News. leath Spring, Jun. 8.?Edwin Very (ilad sh, magician, illusionist and en- by the ainer, charmed a large and apiative audience in the Masonic Tuesday night. This entertaint. was the second in the lyceum ? LiAiN 1 fe<K rse recently provided for by a iber of our progressive citizens, sh is exceedingly skillful and Farmer's ltu> rous, .. ul with his large and ex- Needs Tl dve equipment he gave an enterment which included a wide va- Mqui t of illusions. His wholesome, Charleston Ni n and refined humor would of itfurnish a delightful evening's "I have cei irtainment. He also made a hit portunity of i his audience by pausing eo com- Charleston Cc t wholesomely on what Jesus intelligent eff >d "the greatest commandment" improve af the other "like unto it." Truly, hi this sectic merry heart doeth good like a Senator Ellisc icine." And so porter for The ator Smith wi itead of pills and doctors' bills, the annual m earty laugh Is more than half Cotton Growe secret of life's Joy and health? ',e delivered these compose the truest i terviewed at wealth." where he wa I group of plai lie W. M. U. of the Haptist church interestedly i bserving the week of prayer for J Senator conce la. The Intial meeting was given lures ne nas 111 to a tillk 011 Adoniram Judson's cently for the and work by the pastor. The tural coiuiitioi Lings continued through Friday, pecially for tt r. H. A. Aldrich left Thursday for conditions, igeburg on a business trip. DISCUSSES iss Rosa Cook of Taxahaw is Senator Sm ding the week with Mi88 Alice t|C8 reniJ ^8' come here for r-, IV Hti AH?,r,t0n ?frr LaVCa8ter|Sed the curre Pd ^r " ^tl "?rt?" Tue??,ay- , gly and said t rs. II. E. Williams lias moved in- ! nroim?,iv eive ad is operating the Heath Spring j (]uring the la , , ... . iadeption of h daughter was born to Mr. and ' ' t, C. E. Williams December 27th. I n j t r. and Mrs. Eraser McMackin of . ,7^ f. rrners' wba Junction are visiting Mrs. ; U8 8lx raonthl r. II. E. Williams is so much im- ; vea^s^he'nVo" ed as to be again on our treets. ^oulh Carolin r. A. F. Hammond has sold ?'s'entative Leve c or goods in the Enterprise Mer- senitor gmitl ile Company. Ui1k wa wa, as tlie joke on the young man formjnK whal didn't know one card from an- 'Korv|ro (Q tin r or on tliose who laughed at ^yutjj r. D. M. Jones of Woodruff lias FARMER here for several days. Respecting r. James W. H. Wearner and items in the ly have moved into the Bridges Smith said: ie just opposite W. T. Mobley's. "They reco in agriculture well as a far give the farm his loans Inst ial to The News. nature of the Ixle, Jan. 8.?The health of this as collateral munity is very good, except a before six mi serious cases of measles. his loans." ttle Lewis Clyburn is very' 1U Ho said thi pneumonia. pulMnto the r. Theodore Steel, who got his leg United' States sometime ago on a log wagon, is it before, the li better. estate and thi ie Junior and W. O. W. banquet as collaterla quite a success, all seemed to en- Senator Sn :hemselves. the result of 1 r. and Mrs. P. H. Riddle spent that, exhlbltli holidays with Mrs. T. S. Riddle, his resolution r. and Mrs. H. C. Steele have been turers of tw ing their daughter. Mrs. David Senators, he i of Unity. it framed and r. and Mrs. R. L. McManus spent He said that holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. the major por er. in Congress t( r. Shaylor Duncan, who has been agricultural i ding the holidays with his broth- the South, ai las returned to Charlotte. portant meat r. Will Clifton visited relatives adopted, he ageland the past week. pleased over iss Ida Riddle spent the holidays over anything relatives in Dixie. Senator Sn iss Beulah Porter, who has been afternoon tra ding the holidays with her pa *, has returned to Lancaster, r. and Mrs. Price Robertson of OP ihaw spent the holidays with Mr. rt Hinson. Walter Malar rs. Mary Watklns of Camden is They do me w Ing her father, Mr. L. M. Cly- more i. When once I ixie school has been suspended you In 1 few Yveeks on account of men- Forevery day door, And bid you KIXiIX. and wl Wail not for ial to The News. away, gin. Jan. 8.?The health of this Weep not for ; nioht T of tho world is good, except had day *"? t. t u .. ?. <i u At sunrise ev r. C. B. Johnson and family have ed back to Elgin to l)r. .1 E. W. Laugh ?ko a e s place, to look after his farm. naVesped; iir school is open again with two rp0 vanished hers in charge. Miss Atlileen anJj fj, ; and Miss Harson. M judgemef nis community was aroused last with It rduy morning with a mad dog But nevt>r ^ilr it 4 o'clock. After biting several i, calves and pigs, chickens and ^0' deep In 1, he was run down and killed by hands aid of Mr. Paul Duren and Mr. , M my ar? ist Stogner and C. P. Caskey. No hound dogs, three guns and a ?. . deep t. Mr. Caskey has killed his dogs Hll4 v,,t calf to prevent any further r ble. ? r. II. O. Duren and Mr. C. P, Uout.ihou be ;ey have nearly completed a nou^p. aghast Abe Patterson, colored, near Mr host reel fror leys house, on a place parehased blow? the from Mr. T. It. Small. Abe Then turn fr hard-working darkey and has tj)0 pa d bis earnings and bought him A ? fl f, ce farm, which other darkies snow d do if they would stir like Abe. tj,ou a mc thy sp ? , _ . ? . Art thou a si Croup and Cough Heinedy. given* roup Is a terrible dlseuse, It at- Each mornlnf s children so suddenly they are from apt to choke unless given the Each night a ?er remedy at once. There Is to He ting better In the world than Dr. ?'s New Discovery. Lewis Cham aln, of Manchester, Ohio, writes Notic it his children: "Sometimes in Notice Is re attacks we were afraid they January 1301 Id die, but since we proved what final settllme rtaln remedy pr. King's New Dls- in the prMnr ry Is, we have no fear. We rely the will of T t for crou^, coughts and eolds." ?d, and will 1 ?uy<W. Aft* nnd^ll.00- A. boU jmch execuWJ ihould be ii> every l\pme, At %IT ChOCKE'j rgifts. H. V. Bndtien A CU* JMfecuto* Wii adelphla and St. Louis. Deceased. BY 9, 1914. ~ j 1001 ICOrO I Th? Community C INI ,1 \\\r \ The Community CI lUvUvULU this year was a sucoes \ OriliTr llinni/ cities where they were k \|-|\]f\IU \A/|IUh every particular refle ) OLIinlL TvUllll RP,rlt of tho reason. cities ot this nation t tree was set up in a cei n a a j was adorned with Chr r arrners Are Aided community. There is s Tiirrpnrv I iw munity Christmas Tre< t urrency i,aw. the orlglna, Chrlstrr first principles of humi result of pleasing an IS BUSINESS MAN That it is worth while no doubt, but there w . doubt out of place, for Baltimore Sun editoi dness is Such That lie (ioubt ou tof place, for line in Which to "Is it worth while ?re His Debts. the whole city will ai tka Mm., V.... - Bws and Courier. """ v"? """ >_>j nearly a million peopl rtainly enjoyed this op- sect'on the globe w meeting the planters of r'se UP nd call It bli unty and of seeing what hury Post. orts they are making to ~~ trlcultural conditions A Glorious Roll m," said United States And the nien who ,f >n Durant Smith to a re- Hampton in Newberry > News and Courier. Sen- ?where are they? is here in attendance on James N. Lipscomb, eeting of the Sen Island ?dead many years a* tr' ARRoriation, at which ^ ouiik John Pope, w an address. He was in- roh and E'"ROn * the Commerical Club, ho?se of representative s the centre of a large Daniel II. Wheeler, f iters, all of whom were enezer t halmers, linking Inquiries of the court; Sampson Pope rning the various meas- Henry S. Booz itroduced in Congress re commissioner, John improvement of agricul- .,f,(?1rIonorT~not on.? as in the country and es- , ^ Hliam Lester, Ho le improvement of coton 1",,tlier W. Illser, fc missloners?all dead S rimnPNcv mi i nTe8 a meaningless s< CUKIlfciNCY BILL. ft few survivors of thos ilth did not discuss poll- when all South Carolli arked that he had not country and none for the purpose. He discus- How time flies!?f ncy bill fight lnterestin- server. hat the thing which had n him most pleasure 'tl/'XTXi'M TTT1!? st few months was the is resolution hy the De- BAC lucus . to endorse the > the currency bill mak- a Woman Finds All H notes running as long Ambition Slippin * basis of the new cur- Lancaster women k o the amendment to five aches and pains thai of loans on farm lands, when the kidneys fai a represented by Repree burden. Backache, hi r in the House and by aches> dizzy spells, d h in the upper body, in nary troubles, are fr< ; instrumental in per- tions of weak kidneys L is considered a great checked in time. D< 3 farmers of the whole pju8 aro for the kldne; attack kidney diseases A BITSINKSS MAN. the cause. Here's p embodiment of these merit In a Lancaster w currency bill, Senator Mrs. Ww M. Barton, caster. SAC., says: gnlze the man engaged preat deal from kldn 3 as a business man as My back ached and mer. Their effect Is to from my kidneys were ter six months' time on doctored and tried one end of nlenty days. The another, but I was not farmer's business Is ^11 I used Doan s Kldi in national bank loans, cured from Crawford onths after negotiating 8t?r?* They lived vi claims made for thei it his aim had been 4o S>reat relief. Doan's currency system of the oe8t remedy i what has never been in kidney complaint. recognition of real Uor 8a]e a!J d 3 products of real estate ??n*8- Foster-Milburn in national bank loans. e aK' llth Is so pleased with United States, its efforts in this matter Remember the na lg the original draft of and t^ke no other. i, containing the signa renty-seven Democratic | LAND FOR H mid he intended having keeping It permanently. j though he has devoted 265 AcVpr, about fo Hon of his efforts while Heaty Springs and jward the betterment of 8i<ie of/Pinckney Lyn onditlons. especially in being tbe l-v^n place, id has had several lin- tract o^+wffda|d has a mres toward this end timber. Will saw abo was perhaps as highly ffcf>t of lumb/r. Tlml ?L(o M.nrb OO . . ff /s min iiicic kii nK,ii\ an pay ror place# see me : else he had ever done. $2,850. / ilth left the city on an 951^ Acnf. Mrs. Jot In for Florence. Tank, one-hlrse farm houses, a nice place. acre. \ PORTUNITY. j 100 Acres} "Shut# Rowell's, two miles e ie. and on Wild Cat creek rong who say I come no and a nice lot of tim farm open. Price fc knock and fail to find $1,200. This. I thlnl ; gain, as I surveyed th I stand outside your aad know the place. T. M. HKI.K, wake, and rise to fight , ? RECEIVER'S precious chances passed golden ages on the wane STATK OF SOUTFL<5> bum the records of the CoUnty of I^drTcast ery soul is born again. 'n * ourt^f Coir Farmers Bankmg & 1 boy at splendors that j. j. strait, I joys be blind and dear agarm^ imb; Southern Granite C its seal the dead past Trust Co., and other ^ t ' Under and by virtue! id a moment yet to come HJg Honor Thog g ? mire wrinir not vour 01 naie- r??-l. . the above cause, I will . ?1 ?i?11 * before the Court Hour 1 to all who say I can. <2 o during t ed outcast ever sank so Qf ^ on ^e first M , . , _ ruary, 1914, being the it rise and hr again a t^e following d estate: All that certi . .. n eel or tract of land, ly hold,,thy lost youth all 8ltuate ln lhe countk '7 , ^ A , .. , and Lancaster, contali a righteous retribution s 8al(, and nlnety-three ,, ? , , bounded north by la 0111 blotted archives of pjtra|t# and lands knov Rt .1A Place;" south by la furture s pages white as i(nown aH "Patterson by 8tlnson lands and urner? House thee from Mag'Il, F. M. Hammo ,e": law lands; west by lan nner? Sins may be for- lands commonly knowr Place, and lands of 1 : Rives thee wings to flee being the same tract c Hell, ed to Southern Oranlt start to guide thy feet -p. J. Strait, July 3rd, aven. | Terms of sale, 1-3 ,ci one and two years, se< ?? ? gage on premises, ant e of Discharge. per cent from date of hereby given that on M. C. th, 1914, I will make Receiver, Southern Ore nt of the personal estate jan gth, 1914 haeourt as executor of . vt. McMurfar. deceas ippfyVor a tftscnarge as MR. FARMER?Have R At",''' ^"a LI'oft TV. McMurray, a buyer. Twonty Ave > ^ five cents. 'hr 1st mas. | How to Bu irlstmas tree A prominent s In the many says, "If It wi set up, and in stockings and scted the true by women the In the larger ably be bankri he community tract a cold do ltral place and velop Into pne' istmas for the once. Chambe ibout the Com- Is Intended esp 3 the much of colds, and has las spirit?the tlon by Its cu inlty?and the It Is most efTt d refreshing, and safe to ti > there can be dealers, ere reason for . says The Sun: j / ial proves all 120 AcresAl says The Sun: town of Lrnfta ? We believe Riverside, jckti nswer Yes be- Caskey, Waxi mes, and that quick sale per e In this little rent year, 191< 111 be ready to One 5 room essed."?Sails- Main street, 1 joins lot of i Price $1,900. of '70. I One 6*room ?d the hosts of one above an< county in 1876 $2,900. Prop McDow. Will for the senate T. M. H1 0. Office over rtlliam M. DorCeitt. for the *s?all dead. -*ir/~kwr-rv or sherifT; Eb- MONE for clerk of 1, for probate ;er. for school am now P Helton Werts, to negotiate 1( left- wards on first "y W?od and cotton farms li >r county com- , . and their lon? tlm?aund to all but stallments at e stirring days No commissb titans were for small fee for self. , title. Jewberry Ob_ I !K ACHES cr Energy nn?l I* 1 K Away. I O I now how the L often come 1 make life a p pn'ns. hondistresslng nrl- and don't a: equent indlcannri should be certain arti oan's Kidney . ys only. They send what/ uy striking at ( roof of their haven't got. Oman's j^ords: Main St.. Lan- it's in town, "I suffered a ley complaint. we can get the accretions unnatural. I To place all s remedy after : benefited un- , at one plac^ ley Pills, pro- I \ 1 Bros.' drug of trouble, rp to all the n, giving me { Would like Kidney Pills [ know of for ness for 19 ers. Price 50 found tryii i Co., Buffalo, i ents for the not today c .me?Doan's? all the time j Give me AiiE. i all I ask an you that i iur miles west Yours for lying on east from the W n's place and This is a good fine lot of saw ut one million ber alone will at once. Price M 1 in Bell's, near ^UGK open and good Price $20 an I place," A. C. ast of Dwight . , a good place | ? ber, one-horse ______ >r quick sale i a good bar- HRl 1 e land in part I ft. Agent. . j MIIC J wx( I SALE. 1ROLINA, Ler. *1* g unon Pleas. I VIlOl rrust Co., and * * UOft Has a p lb., Charlotte ff0,^ a J $5,000 w Tot a decree of g wingease, presiding State Uep 15th, 1913, in- the State knOfTer for sale prudent 1 e tV>or in Lan- has nevpr he pegal hours , 8 never onJay in Feb- loan8. 2i/d day there- f The I e/crlbed real th confjd ifc piece, pariiT&r^eing and mere by is of Kershaw and contir iing <^e thou- We (1,09/) acres; whether nds Jbt T. J. wneiner rn ah "Stlnson | Hnnj? us j nds/ commonly Cotton dep Linds;" east tee safety lanttB of J. R. jn return, nd and Wardds T. J. Strait, Four i aa Warrenton . #; McDowell, and paid on tin if land convey- pounded <j e Company by l _ 1905. t asb, balance In _ ur?d by mort- F A DM i lntereat at 7 T /litill sale. HEATH, ft ipf inlte Company. At If 28-36 rutT*te: B.B.unc i?ws?r vordi, Twentytf L?i M \ ikrupt the Doctors. t New Tork physician / ere not for the thin *<_ thin soled shoes worn i doctors would probapt " When you conno; wait for it to deumonla but treat it at irlaln's Cough Remedy ecially for coughs and won a wide reputares of these diseases, actual and is pleasant aae. ror saie oy an 4' KSTATE. find 8 miles north of ster and two miles of ilnglands of J. P. C. awc/iurch, etc. For S?ya($18.50. or will h^useV'Iose up, on n towh /of Lancaster, Sim Fuaderburk, etc. Size df lot 89x100. Iiouhb?did joining the 1 samV^Jdze lot, price erty ofj^Jlrs. Mary B. sell on eilsy terms. (JOHES, uLikcr. Corner Drug Store. I 29 5T TO LOAN. rejiared, as heretofore, oaus of $300 and upraastgirn) on improved a Lancaster county, on payable m annual in7 per c?vt Interest. on charged. Only a furnishing abstract of R. E. WTLIE, Attorney-at-Law. Us Up sk us if we have a icle, but tell us to rou want and if we it, we will get it if , and if not in town if in a few days, l/of your business [ will save you lots "^tfme and worry, to Wave your busily and we will be ^ ir 10 piease you, >r this month, but \ a trial and that is id if I can't please s all you can do. business in 1914 ord say go. orelFs Grocery % Farmers' mk & . Comp'y * aid] in capital of nd / a surplus of hidh is steadily It/Is a County and jowtory, is under ) mqpection and iianrcement and loaf a cent on 3a/k has Rained PiA?o r?f ita accommodations luedYservice. invito accounts larp:| or small, mur fourteen cent losits. Wepruaranand prood service per cent interest ne deposits com* narterly. ERS' BANK UJST CO., lKoastkr, a. o. IE. Pr.rt. > ilium gate ; < i -