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?* ' m TAXAH/ LOCAL DOTS Woodmen of h Of! Special to The N< ?The Lancaster Chapter, U. D. Taxahaw Jan. ?}' residence of Mr th, communlty ? W. P. Davis Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. ent- But we ha % ?Senator T. J. Strait, Represents- cently tyeat tlve C. N. Sapp and Sergeant-at-Arms have passed us \ J. S. Wilson wen to Columbia yester- bad results., day for the reconvening o fthe legis- Mr y A jj,^] lature. ... ? .. * ? rr. today and made ?Mrs. John T. Stevens, who underwent an operation at the Fennell talk to the chlldr Infirmary last week. Is steadily im- a very good scho< proving. Iler Lancaster friends wish Boy Is the prin for her an early and complete re- B jk a8slstant. covery. ' .. .. ? _ ? ? , Mrs. Sallie T ?Hereafter the Rev. S R Rrock ? ? naker visited will preach regularly at Ebenezer jyjr A q Bird i Baptist church on the second Sunday mn,i ' ' hiisdnesc of each month at 11 o'clock In the yesterday morning. - Mr. j. C. Coo ?The many friends of Mr. and this week to lool Mrs. Chales W. Requarth will bo Gf his store room glad to know that their little son, ing built at that Billy, is Improving after being ill for The farmers < a few days.?Charlotte Observer. certainly makln ?Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mlllen re- weather that we turned Saturday from Baltimore, for the last sever where Mr. Mlllen recently under- Thore has been went an operation at the Johns Hop- plowing done. Si ltlns Hospital. Ho Is improving, but most ready to p will be confined to the house for course It Is too sc awhile until strong enough to resume there Is nothing his work. There will be a ?Rev. E. T. Hodges has kindly u,ri|ay. ev(^'nK' presented us with a copy of the min- ? elock. The pui utes of the one hundred and twenty- ? .p. eighth session of the South Carolina Miss bona no annual conference of the Methodist I recently enu Episcopal Church. South, Which met 8"^'- ... ? ... In Rock Hill last November. 7 " .w , cers last Saturd ^ MILITARY OFFKTAI."HKRK. ^homT^C.J Adjutant anil Inspector General pajip riork Urges Citizens to Help Company. j(,'. B p.' QrajK' Adjutant and Inspector General watchman; Br. J Moore was in Lancaster Saturday, physician; C. II. looking after the interests of the local ; kins and Reid \ military company, which belongs to | the coast artillery. The adjutant _____ general says the company is made up of good material and could be render- PniiNT) ed very efficient. In order that it may VyV/Ull I J become so he says the company should be encouraged and given the ? financial support of the citizens of HEATH the town. If they are to maintain " this organization our people must special to The Ni come to their support, both morally ' .. ? . and materially. ? Heath Spring, A well disciplined and efficient I'&ms, a^nt military company is one of the best *OI\. r assets of any community. . In time Elliott, district : of any disturbance they are promptly stratum work, i on hand to give protection. During and lprul ddr< the riot of the early 80s it is said 'ore the Public sc that Lancaster felt keenly the need m<^TP 5, ,, ] of a local military company. Th? ?uttrl?k , our high school SALES DAY IN LANCASTER. meetlng on Fri d a mmmmaMrs. s. w. cri First Monday Sees a I^u-ge Crowd here ,wltl? h?? 8?. In Town. Sufil An unusually large crowd was in MlMefl Marle ( town yesterday, the first Monday be- N , f ing sales day. The only piece of real ?,ayme Caal estate sold was the property of the j^r p ^ ?pwil Southern Granite Company contain- trf t' cBItaden I lng 1,093 acres, sold nnder decree of ?jr B w j|e, 9 *he 5?urt InJca8e^?f the rarT?e tor. spent Sunday Banking and Trust Company and T. Benn?tt at the C J. Strait vs. the Southern Granite Messes O D a Company, Charlotte Trust Company gQndaT afternooi and others E D. Bl.keney was the ^mJnUy. purchaser for the sum of $18,000. Stanford VanL A batch of accounts was sold by den TlBltftd hlB the receivers of the Peoples' Supply Cauthen Sunday. Company, which brought a nominal Miss Maggie T< amounC measles at the h Mr. W. P. 8togner, the auctioneer, Hughes disposed of a number of mules and jjrs Dan Jones horses, all bringing good prices. Horton for a few ???????? Mrs. Martha N MISS CARY OP PICKENS ELECTED nt ?T?r.1 ???- her daughter, Mr Sncceeds Miss Kate MrManns, Re- Miss Lola Mob signed, in Central School. Primus with her The board of trustees of the Cen- Faulkenberry. tral graded school, at a meeting last Dr. 8 J. Allei week, elected Miss Floride Cary of two or three da] Pickens to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Ella Mobl Miss Kate McManus, the third grade ed relatives here teacher, who on account of 111 health, Miss Doll Mori had to resign her position. Miss Mc- few days with frl Mantis met with much success In her Mr. W. B. Bru work, giving eminent satisfaction and In Columbia last Is popular alike with pupils and Bruce with Mr. t patrons. the while. Her successor, Mlse Cary, comes to Mr. and Mrs. J Lancaster very highly recommended, shaw visited Mrs She was graduated from Converse the Heath Spring College several years ago. and has had considerable experience as a nilo^?p,,. r.... teacher. She is a daughter of ex- ^aart<*r,y Confer Senator J. P. Cary of Pickens, one of caster the authors of the Cary-Cothran bill. The first quan Miss Cary arrived in Lancaster Sat- the East Lanca urday and entered yesterday upon Methodist Eplsco her duties. will meet at Ta ? February 7. Th DEATH OF MRS. L. A. GRAHAM. R?v. R. L. Holr . 11 a. m. and Sun Good Woman of the Douglas Section 11 a. m. Also a Passes Away. Sunday. No pre A very sad dentil occurred recently Sunday morning. In the passing of Mrs. L. A. Graham The officers wil of the Douglas section on January 22. out fail. The pu Mrs. Graham was 49 years of age i vited to attend and was well known and respected | Mr. Holroyd Is by all who knew her. Her death Is er. You will he particularly sad in view of the fact ble when you he that Mrs. Graham leaves a husband and ten little children to mourn her loss. Dr. Young liegi .. . % i r? i zr Dr- J- p- Y? Royal Arch < hapter Masons. planting a field c Keystone Chapter, No. 19, the local trees. The peopl chapter of Royal Arch Masons will or later that thf meet this afternoon at 5 o'clock to that afTord profil confer the Royal Arch Council de- turns besides cc grees on several candidates from this reason why the p place and Kershaw. Grand Treasurer not prove a payl O. Frank Hart of the State Gmnd wish Dr. Young i Chapter of Royal Arch Masons and taking and are c Mr .1 M Crnhnm of Columbia and Ifnrin <n ?v>ia Hin Dr. Myron H. Sandlfer, high priest be crowned with of Bratton Chapter of Hock Hill and himRelf, but it w several Chapter Masons of Camden stration to that < will take part in the conferring of real possibilities the degrees. There will be an Inter- Chester News, mission during the evening when re- . fresh men ts will be served, after which . . _ , _ the candidates will be forced to re- A"*? '"?*1 i**-* sumo their labors. Januarj ????????? Henry Neely, Mrs. John B. Wilson Dead. Miss Nettie Beik Mrs. Wilson, wife of Mr. John ett, Mrs. Nettle B. Wilson of the mill village, died Jeter, L. N. Ci yesterday morning after a lingering Dye, Mrs. Mary Illness She leaves, besides her hus- Miss Pearlle Ha: bands, several children surviving her. When calling The remains were interred at Beaver please say "Adv Creek church today. | JAS. F. HUN XJLLXj UililVAOXXUIV VUiTTO, Jj LW NEWS. Ttli t? World Install PERSONALS ?2 leers. "THE jwb. 'n ' 30. The health of Mr- J- M- Hlnson of Longsvllle was you 84 * very good at pre*- ,n Lanca8ter yesterday. ?ve had measles re- Mf* ^ .L" .Cr?xton ?f Kershaw OUR spent Monday in Lancaster. but le band. But they Mr M c Heath of Columbia J* lot8 without leaving any spent yesterday here on business. Mr. W. C. Heath of Monroe was a " le visited our school visitor In Lancaster yesterday, a very Instructive Mayor Grover C. Welsh of Keren. We are having shaw was here on business Monday. FOR >1. Prof. M. C. Mc- Hon- w- U. Clyburn of the Halle *ro ?i?oi .....i Gold Mine was among the many vlsl- I . ? and Miss at tors ,n Lancaster yesterday. j^ei Miss Athleen King of St. Mat- I y" hompson and Miss thews, who is teaching the Elgin ' Kershaw this week, school, spent the past week-end with and R. A. P. Hunter Miss Corinne Jones. |WE II trip to Lancaster p ^ Moore returned to Ker- L to : k visited Kershaw Bhaw M??dayi after the building Mr- A- s- Fowler spent Sunday in ' s, wnich he is hav- Charlotte. place. Supt. C. E. Wessinger of the Lan- 1, , of this section are caster graded schools spent Saturday L,anca g use of the fine in Gastonia. have been having Mr. c. Mackey was a visitor in al weeks. Charlotte Sunday. .WAN' rmferPArmerl?ir^0ald I)r- W- W" Fennell of Rock Hill 1 ^ Th( lant corn. Hut of lvaa ,here ou professional business Decion to plant yet, but um ay' like being on time. Miss Harlet Lewis spent Sunday in FOR n oyster supper Sat- Lancaster with Miss Jessie Lee 'ebruary 7, at 3:30 Hlackmon. )llc is invited to at- Mr. Russell McElwee of Rock Hill !' " was in Lancaster Sunday. wnicn mpson of this place Mr. Ira B. Jones, Jr., spent Sun- atwi red school at Ker- day ln Chester. , Sprini Miss Juanita Wylie was a visitor installed their offl- Columbia Saturday. TYPF lay night to serve J . ear. as follows: W. Mra- ,l- F- Fleming of Laurens is' eeli C.. W. J. Blakeney, Ru?8* of her father, Mr. W. McD. r*'<i ai 'ayne, banker; John j Brown. i f''ivoi Luther Threatt. E. I Mr. J- Thomas Eunderburk of Hshin, sentry: Ben Haile, ' Dudley was in town yesterday. I i. P. Graham, camp j Mr. B. J. Mangum of Flat Creek WAN Mungo, B. F. Jen- township was a visitor in Lancaster mj, Villiams, managers ' yesterday. coon, Miss Clara B. Strait is the guest Want I of Mrs. Alfred C. Hammond ln Co- , be'fori lumbia. J ftVFlVC I Col. and Mrs. Leroy Springs re-! fir. If ^ turned today from New York. FOR Messrs. R. H. Massey, J. M. Yoder we and J. E. Nesblt of Van Wyck were front i (iPRiN'n business visitors here yesterday. bidde Mr. S. H. Laney of Pageland is the Dortei guest of his brother, Dr. W. F. 'n Fr Laney. ornmt Feb. ?. J. F. Wil- j Miss Mary Hunter Barron of Lan- tiflcat irm demonstration ca8ter waa a visitor In the city Sat- Jones county, and W. R. urday.?Rock Hill Fecord . W!E 8 agent farm demon-1 Mr. j_ Russell Mlnter snent the one ? ellvered interesting ; paRt week-end at Davidson with his Mnl? ;sBes on farming be- mother Mrs. M. M. Mlnter. hools on Wednesday j Mr. OtiR Johson visited friends In POR week- Camden the past week. to Ldterary Society of i Mr. W. O. A. Porter of Dixie v as Cross held its monthly jn town today. the t ,y night. Mr. Simon Beckham of Pleasant Capt. ilg of Sincerity Is Hill was here between trains today. John n, who is sick with Mr. John A. Bridges and Mr. lome of Mr. W. C. "Foote" Hunter of Heath Springs were in town today. TUB Saskey and Jennie ogi r spent Sunday with NEWLY ORGANIZED COMPANY, class tey. the h Ity made a bnsineaa Robinson-Cloud Company Hncceed an al Friday last. E. E. Cloud. whole ldrlx and son. Wal- Mr. E. B. Cloud has reorganised ' ' night with Thomas bis mercantile business here under 3- County Home. |the firm name of the Robinson-Cloud * nd W. C. Ellis spent Company, having formed a partner- Not a In the Pork Hill Bhip with the manager of the store, All Mr. R. B. Robinson. Mr. Cloud is of K. andingham of Cam- too well known here to need an ln-'paym sister, Mrs. A. B. traduction to Lancaster people, for harln during the past twenty-six years he pleas< smpklns is sick -with has been engaged continuously in Willli omo of Mra. W. A. business here and his ho net/, y and integrity are well known, is with Mra. Bel ton Mr Robinson has already evidenced Pel ' days. his capacity during his management ? lackey, after an ab- of the business for the past year, weeks. Is again with He Is a Lancaster man, born and r^i s. E. W. Hammond, reared among as, and his friends and temp] ley spent Sunday at relatives throughout the county wlil f^mi, sister, Mra. Will continue to be his patrons. They t^r e know and trnst him. 1 j?artl< 1 has been sick for The Robinson-Cloud Company la Btoju: ra. this week conducting a big sale, at . ey or Kershaw visit- which Mr. Cloud has come over to i last week. assist his partner. riss is spending a Noi ends in Columbia. A Correction. derail ce spent a few days We wish to correct a statement re- entatf week, leaving Mra. cently made in this paper that Mr '26th < ind Mrs. Sam Bruce O. B. Bartlett had purchased Mr. final l Horbert Horton's house on Elm ply tc . W. Powers of Ker- street. We were misinformed about count i. H. E. Williams at the matter, and have since learned I Hotel last week. that Mr Horton has not sold the Guari house, but that It is still for sale. ! enre for East Iiftn Circuit. WWV WW 1 terly conference for || | ster circuit of the MJfta pal Church, South, Wgwg bernacle Saturday, W B e presiding elder, y y oyd, will preach at iday, February 8, at t Bethel 3:30 p. m. aching at Hopewell l\/\ WITW^ A ?\ll 1 please attend with- fj ||if iblic generally is inall these services. an excellent preachpald for your trou- _^^^ a r li 1 m W. C. KELLY. . Some people advertise n8 Pecan Industry. 1 l >ung of Richburg Is >f ten acres In pecan lllto their Store. \\ ( e must learn sooner ;re are other things Lable marketable re- inform OU1' customers U1 )tton. There Is no ngapropoUsBiSn8h?we the selection of the Be; success In his underonfldent that his ef- Right Prices. We not ectlon will not only financial success to n 1 ? ? avoi ill also be a demon- this hilt give tile SER immunity as to the of pecan growing? demonstrate the FACT, ra for w??k Ending formation in this space r at, 1014. Mrs. Curlie Raxton, , Mrs. Nanle CrockCureton, D. Witt Foeter7'Bon*Hln?on^ DCMMCTT TCI ^ ?.DtWWtll It! TFR, Postmaster. \ \ CjOXV U^LXV X O, l?lt siness Notices EaiiXtiyil SIGNS OF THE TIMES" are (A 'ront of Hlrsch' door. Have ;en them? j jPP, ~~ i w CLEAN SWEEP SALE comes gjf once a year. It brings with " . of cheer for the big and littlo, A TV |4 VV >ung and the gray. All hearts AjA lade happy during Hlrschs' sale days. g St !11 (Mil <? 111 SALE?My house and lot near pQ sbyteriau church. Only small ?T . .. .. .. .. payment, balance to suit pur- g We ,nvlte the atten" r. Possession given iiumedi-1 M tlon or the public to Mrs. II. Cunningham. W 35-37 |.^J< the annexed statement. 1 In presenting this AVE CAR OF NO. 2 SHINGLES sell this week. Edwards & W statement, we are not II Att insensible of tho fact ING NOTICE?We will gin on flB that such a very satisilays only until further notice. W ster Cotton Oil Company. factory showing has been made possible . TED?At News office, copies of only through the UB..VODWI ?e* ? 01 wcu n, i::? ..... . 2 and Dec. 26. 1913. M 'rieudship and patron B ago of the people ol SALE?Eggs for hatching at ***? 50 per 15 from the famous >^5 t'1*8 community. strass strain White Orpingtons. w ^k thl onnf>r atter Winter layers, and birds W We ta*e thl9 ?I>Poroften weigh 2 pounds when 8 tunlty to thank oui ? old. My stock large, blocky M white. E. C. Croxtou, Heath Rift patrons, and to asb their continued supI WRITER RIBBONS??Just re- W port dupi tho , red a lot of "Carter's Ideal" id purple rilibons for Royal and . < 1914. We Invite now Typewriters. Lancaster Pub- AA g Co. accounts upon a r ciprocal basis. TED?To buy your cow hides, lk, otter, muskrats, 'possum, ftjft Yours to serve, sheep, gORt and horse hides. 6,000 pounds at once. See mo THE RANK (>* a you sell. Capers Cauthen. flA W LANCASTER SALE?On Feb. the 2nd, 1914, will sell at public auction in "The Old Reliable." of our stables to the highest r for cash, "Domino," the Im1 French Coach stallion, bred ance, sired by the French gov- + ^ ant stallion "Fourbllllon." Cer- V&'S'S'S'S'SS'S'S'fl e of pedigree can bo soon at -Elliott Mule Co.'b stablee. We . ,lso sell at auction on same day ne Spanish Jack. Jonee-Elllott TT^ "W^ ^ 31-36 KA ti RENT OR LEASH)?From one four horse farms near Jones Roada, upon which Is located 1 A 1 wo-story residence of the late "% III II W. J. Mcllwalna. Apply to ej? X \9 ?] C. MeDow. 7 ROYAL TYPEWRITER Is reo- ============^== deed everywhere aa a trat- ?????????? machine and wears aa well aa Ifh priced typewriters. We have >solutely new one at less than \vr0 liqup 4, *ale price. Address H. C.. utuavcJL l*he Lancaster News. LABf?t?r of Fancy a tire to Debtors and Creditors, persons Indebted to the estate Valentine O. Billings, deceased, will make ent at once; and all persons g claims against said estate will rviolr tliom s file same, duly verified with i ims & Williams, Attorneys. J. C. PHILLIPS. Also n: Administrator. A-1SO a D1 X 3rd. 1914. 36-42-T wanted. Gilt Beads. liable best news man, who eoe> a tee baying aetomobile, to rcp? k Lyona-Kmlght care In laacat* _ _ onnty. Splendid opportunity. Ti _ 1.1. 7 _ calars write h. H. Palmer, 57 KQ |*ll Af | C ] I SC., Charleston, S. C. UCU llvll O Notice of Disc barge. . -- Lice is hereby given that the an- GASOLINE ENGINE FOR I rn?d will, as guardian of the International Harvester i of Gladys Faulkner, on the horse power Gaaellne Engln lay of February, 1914, make her develop SVfc H. P.. goed cc return as such guardl&n and ap- Will sell at a bargain te <ju > the probate court of L&ncaater y for letters dlsmlssory. MRS. A. B. HEOLER, llan Estate of Qladys Faulkner. While Col 1 OUR PRIC FRTISF? JLjIA JL iULi \\ ? have the most o I that Is to bo had on thl please you. We want i amine our goods for the For Breakfast we cai .. Meal, Corn Flakes, Cre to allure you Special, Shroddod Whea ages and almost any otl 3 advertise to are complete, Apricots, Data, Figs, Raisins, see 11 i Black Berries, they are id help them in mammm ott tho buBh als ? , ,, Whole Wheat Flour In s St Goods at the When you want cofft . brands are, A It AGON, 1 only guarantee housb, lord calvki the cheapest Bulk Roa? VlGii that Will 6 pounds for one dollar Our Flour will plea/ Look for our in- EDGE, If you buy one sa on flour. When you ai : : : ; ; don't mind rushing It U we take It for granted 1 once and get busy and g ckv fa ei)wari J \ M\ J ' REMEMBER WE HA] i iiiiiiiitinnfj IUmk No. 83. R Statement of the Condition of |H{ THE BANK OF LANCASTER, Jl located at IjADcaster, S. C.. a tthe close of business January 13th, 1914. BB RESOURCES. W I/oans and Discounts. ... $453,674.87 >^T< Overdrafts 7,490.15 Rft Bonds and Stocks owned ^ by the Bank 10,500.00 Furniture and Fixtures. . 1,000.00 QB Banking House 5,800.00 'kjfc* Due from Banks and >^5 Bankers 155,165.22 [Q0 currency 18,702.00 Tg^ Gold 3,650.00 Q Silver and Other Minor B i Coin 3,035.3 5 Ttm Checks and Cash Items. 301.72 iJJ Total $659,319.31 W LIABILITIES. S Capital Stock Paid in...$ 50,000.00 wB Surplus Fund 100,000.00 ftA i Undivided Profits, less Current Expenses and 1 Taxes Paid 22,105.15 gift Due to Banks and Bank- i?^5i era 3,640.38 .W. Individual Deposits Sub- gift Ject to Check 282,855.29 iS ' Savings Deposits 88,268.18 JW, Time Certificates of De- gift posit 89,827.51 O Certified Checks 14,338.38 Cashier's Checks . . . . 513.4 7 gift Other Liabilities, viz: Interest Reserved on Savings Accounts and gift Certificates 7,770.95 Total $659,319.31 W STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ^ ' County of Lancaster?ss. |,^P< Before me came Geo. W. Williams, gjj^ Cashier of the above named bank, who, being duly sworn, says that the |,^J( above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. GEO. W. WILLIAMS. Sworn to and subscribed before me gjft this 19th day of January, 1914. JNO H. POAO. . Notary Public rf S. C. g? Correct?Attest: Leroy Springs, R. L. Crawford, L. C. Payseur, Dlreogiaw....arJ HJPTT'C lND 25c Store ist received a large supply nd Comic. Valentines and Post Cards. Come and over before it is too late, ce line of Jewelry and i, 10 and 25 store ALE? MR. FARMER?Have yon a borao, Co. S- malo, sheep or hog to soil? Try ?. Will a "LltUe News Ad." Thoy wtU bring >ndltlon. a buyer. Twonty-flre word*. TwentyIck gar- five cents. tf [ton is Going Up I ;es are coming down omplote line of the very best Groceries s market. Our goods are fresh and will Lho public to come In our store and oximselvea. n give you these different cereals: Oat am of Wheat, Grape Nuts, Post Tavern t, PostToastles, Quaker Grits In 6c packber you want. Our line of Dried Fruits Evaporated Apples, Peaches, Prunes, ded or with the seed. Try our Canned Just as good as the ones you get In the u vii woo uito r w roiiciH*. urunum FlOUr, mall bags. X) we are be&dqurdteru. Our different 8Sc; SUN DRAM, CARAJA, WHITH IT, Iil'ZIAN, ARBUCKLE, OOMO, TO and ?ted and Green Coffee you ever bought, 10 anybody WHITH LILY AND GILT jet that means you are a customer of ours e In a hurry for something ring us, we ) you- When you order your goods here that you want the article you ordered at et It to you. Very truly, )S & HORTON I N'DLE BRICK, COAL AND SHINGLBS.