The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 30, 1914, Page 4, Image 4
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JUAN IT A WVLIE. . .
W. S. HOUGH. . . Bunii
Nfuia ? f vrrA,N
Before The NewB w
again next Tuesday
Fill tor election will be half
nest*'Mr pen th,s e<Htor'al
*_ likely that state bonds
the lancj
ST IT. mThk pROpu^
rlll go to press The Yorkvllle E
the general lts characteristic,
over. As we and indefinite ed
Is altogether \ Pr?Posed Bond Iss
to the amount' f?ttows:
' "ttf
ISTERNEWS, OCTOBE
? bond issue."
nqulrer, in one of
long-drawn-out
itorials on "The if.
me," concludes as
R 30, 1914.
I
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PUBLISHERS' ANNOU
Published Tuesdays
days at Lancaster, S. C
Lancaster Publishing
successors to The L?
tabllshed 1852; The
established 1878; T1
prise, established 1891
tered as second-clas
Oct. 7, 1905, at tne
at Lancaster, S. C.. i
/xf /xf .. m..L
NCEMENT: ?'th*n,
and Fri- voted by the legiRlatui
3., by The vetoed by the governc
Company. mttted to the peopl
sdger. es- upon by them at tti
le Enter- Never ^rore. in the
i, and en- state, has such a wilds
matter ! scheme ever been co
postofflce the legislature of th<
lnoe^oTo scheme, which will ii
.00,000 will be a8 Zlro^ni ThU
re and, unless issue, nor do we
?r, will be sub- stood as opposing
e to be passed tlons are not stroi
k?h?? us assurance eithei
,e ballot bo*- -The only thlnj
history of the abiy certin about ii
-cat, dangerous issue is voted and
nteniplated by Rood, we will share
B state. This 1 ?f 11 d?e? tbe
ihave to bear our
lcroase live or I,
j to oe unuersiooa 'f- *c w
j proposed bond 1*
care to be under- f">g F
it. Our convic- h?
iK enough to give grajr..
way. j fffil'v
C we feel reason-1 fvj*
s that If the bond ?>$
It does the state **<3
1 in that Rood, and j m'5|
e harm, we will 1 ??8
proportion of the j ?VS"i
S'::wiinii?i:n;wit=jiiiiiiiihhiiiiii?i,, ;==
Can you name anothe
W invest a? small or as
!_ ~at any time you plea
uyonit ? and add <
cipal such amounts ai
Include with this Hie
r place in Which you. can
lar^e an amount- a a you
a*, ? receive a r?^v?lar :
or* withdrawfirom your
5 you jdeaae.aa often aayou y
element of safety of cour
please. I Jf
return | j?5 f ~
pr* tti? p
lease? 1 .S*i
lesy? jpj J^gj
vi vvafti roo vi 1MU1UI
SUBSCRIPTION PI
(In Advance.)
One Year
Six Months
TO 8UBSCRIBE1
Your subscription
paid up to and indue
marked on your lanel.
is atonnod look nt vonr
O) 10 I ir. I
six times, the preson
RICK* ?' t*ie 8*ate> ^as f?r
i purpose, the relief of
$1.">0 the state from the
...... . 7m* pr|(.p Gf cotton. Unde
this bond act, the sti
its:
must be money to any person
ling year on cotton warehouse
If paper cents per pound, the
date and . . , ?
~ uuruen.
t bonded debt "So whatever thi
an ostensible premises, their act
the farmers of aPProva'present
low ^ ertainly whet
ir the terms of honds aro voted, r
ate Is to loan wtde- wlde wor,d
In the state" P?l,it the fliiRer of
receipts, at ! tor of The Yorkvi
notes Riven to Kay* ^ ou did It.'
a
e voters do In the
Ion will have our
her or not the /?
10 person in the jf | ...
can hereafter llsiSI
scorn at the edlHe
Enquirer and
I
f or privacyandycuhavei
f IT""*11 w? ii ini ii mm
?== THE FIRST
Lai
OH UNITED 8
11 PARENT.T1
he real value ot curDank i<
iwi ii u ii mi imil mm u :i u 11 u iw '
1 NATIONAL BANK,
icaster, S. C.
TATKS DEPOSITORY.
i!AI'HRK ASSrVHTKIV I *
o yot*. I 1
-1|S||
v\iti> inv m ft vrrtj
you will probably find
behind one year.
If you do not reoc
paper promptly we w
preeiate it if you will
and we will correct
take. In the hurry ol
out the papers, name?
scribers are sometimes
inadvertently.
W'natl.nn
ue payuoie iwo years i
vou are , . .
per cent interest. To
>ive your the face of each note
ould ap- otT to p;iv interest in
notify ,UR are publishing the fu
* ma Wing *n ,'l's 'S8Ue- 'n (
i of sub- voters of Lancaster co
* left off it for themselves. It i
vicious scheme, and \vi
,0 t'le farmer, whc
roin date at a ~~
n per cent Of _ _
Is to bo taken tVOIIl Utile
advance. We
II text of the ??????
irdor that the Variety to Sul
unty can read Spartanburg, the
s a dangerous auffragetts and so<
II afford no re- berry <>b*"vpr;
) already owes
7h^\\coum
PLEASA
t Any Taste.
> city of success, i ^Por':i' to The 1
cial clubs.?New- Pleasant Vail
!evening of the
? crs' Club held
l -x.. C. ...... ...
rY NEWS interfmtiy
The /are
XT VAIjIjEY. ment ^resoci;
district met
News. Or
ey, Oct. 20.?On th^?*iuorniiiK for
27th the llojufr WTik- slde8 the ?
their flrafFlorul Ex- tJon there
| Woath
Meeting Last Monday ideal ani
Morning. i there ar<
nt-Teacher and Itnprov- to 1>p ha<
atton of North Lancaster :,"jl
at 9 o'clock Monday gey 1 ^yjj
tober 26. This was the field, E
school to open anil be- Dutch. L
lerabers of the aasocia- ??HS'on 6
t ;> con ts
were thirteen children r ?
*? ?if/iv*rj i liiin in,
or conditions have been
1 I am justified in saying
; no better Cabbage Plants
i. The stands are beautiful
will he more than pleased
m. Varieties: Early Jerkefleld.
Charleston Wakearly
Spring. Early Plat
,ate Flat Dutch, Early Sucind
Late Succession. Price
for 500; $1.00 per 1,000;
Carolina: Fair Friday
day.
.FRIDAY, OCTOBER
King Cotton it: no v.- tr
his throne.
Vote against the co
and Satur- ,lis cotton crop to the
banker. It affords o|
- I speculators to make
10, 101 I. the state, in which evei
! ers will have to foot
embling on are glad to note tl
Hlease is against the b
; liope. in case the bill j
tton bonds 1 have the backbone to
> merchant or Among other tli
pportunity for raise more syrup :
money out of tan burg Journal.
at the tax pay- ..Millions
the bill. We How Mulberry s<
lat Governor jn that proposed c<
ond issue, and "There's millions
passes, he will vllle Piedmont,
veto it. We, ?
0;<u|>. hiblt ut the hoi
ings you should' ami Mrs. D. O.
next year.?Spar- logram waa t
i by Mrs. O. W. I
in It.'? I paper prepared
dlers would revel Mrs. J. W. Da
otton bond issue. j progress of the
in it. Grcijn-! most interef
! Duncan. Readl
Uy. I Flower. Girl." t
jpltablof home of Mr. ! present, on
Potts. First on the j y0ar'g work,
he vielcome address | cniied to or
*ot tsJ Ati Interesting w?|. was sui
by our president, I w s. Patter
ividtjon, on age and j by the sen
Home Makers' Club. read. The
Olng talk by Prof. '^ewW.
ng. "To the Gypsy 1)esk Mr8. j
ty Miss Lillian Flck
I U,V"V illl
igor to begin another | Ry mail
After the house Doing $1.25. J
tier by the president, a
ig. then a prayer by Rev. rea(1y j0
son. -The roll uas '-ailed 1st. Wr
etary and the minutes Orders
following program was ed. Api
irds from the President-*
i. B. Craig.
Mt,... n..? *? *
u over oo ceuis per i,uuu.
35 cents per 100; 500,
Special price on large quanLetture
and Onion plants
r shlpine.it after December
ito for prices on these.
are filled same day recelv- "J
ireclating your favors.
ALFRED JOUANNET,
Mount Pleasant, S. 6. *
proposition.
Don't put ofT sowing gi
you have to plow up so
cotton.
Mr. Voter, don't put t
South Carolina in the eo
speculation business.
" c tiiau Ki.m tu iiOH"
? representatives. Messn
rr.in even if SaPP. are opposed to
me of your 'n h'8 speech in oppc
bill, put the matter
? when he said: "He
he state of ! pnt'rp issue as a delu
dton future opposed to valorizinj
over the cost of produ<
? If the bill should n:
max our two ,pjui Fortner bill
s. Massey anil ,iUCed again, but it
Tt. Mr. Sapp. | the cotton siitua
tsition to the Journal.
in a nutshell ^jso novni llakin
regarded the pan
aion. He was Hegal Shoe
? any product Victor Talking N
rtion." have joined the "t
i nient.
mK nnrl ' >n
lias hern Intro- ! liny ^ After
will hardly save; judges. Prof. D
tlon.?Greenwood Mfea8ant Valley
Spatt of Foi
g Powder Cunningham of
y. repaired to the
rompany^nlR the ' mass t>f the mo
Iachln^w;ompany I were banked.
my-^Tle" move- : tab|0 was ladel
the exercises, the Clark Robin
uncan, prlncipial of The Cons
... 7 *. .. ness, Mrs. N
high school; Dr. H. Making
rt Mill, Mrs. W. E. Mrs. E. L. 1
Providence, N. C., Heginnlng
dining hall, where a terson.
?' beautiful Hewn,
The large center tjie coming
ti w ith vases of cut j responded a
uv* ATt too uyts% ifJ i a. j.
Bon. STATEM
lervlng Power of Kfndf.
B. Cousar. TVio "Re
Children Klndhearted,
floblnson. located s
School, Rev. W. S. Pat- *^e c,OH
dent then called upon
ia Dye, the teacher for i "^oan, 8nr
year, for a talk. She | Overdrnfi
L once and made all feel 'rc
. ...... ... I I)nnh/\i
Bank Ao. 250.
ENT OF THE CONDITION
ink ofjfteath Springs,
it HeatW Springs, S. C., at
! of bwlness October 21st,
RESOURCES,
id Discounts ...$22,296.65
ts . . V 81.62
>in Banks and
oa X 1 o i on n a
During the extra sesf
legislature the senate hr
more radical body than t
The Anderson Mail sa
ft-Jili ioned man who
watch with a key now
who rides in a self-sti
mobile.
lion of the proved by the govei
is proven ? upon the voters of the
he house. their ballots against it
iys the oldwound
his V.\U K OF A < Ot
has a son T,1? Orangeburg Tii
irting auto- ?rrat. in an editorial u
the people of the roun
nor, we urge IT We On
county to cast If we had all glvi
1 to the study of ge<
were in school it
difficult to under
NTY F \llt , news,?Anderson J
lues and I)em- Militants Fleeing
irging upon all Daughter Chris
ity to turn out has arrived in New
? ; flowers on cont
Jy Ha<1. ! were: Mrs.
en more attention ' fryBant*ieTn.um
?*raphy when we ^ geranium;
would not be so ] JrB; ,f r.f!J
stand the war1
flail. Ion flower yard.
' j was on better
From Militancy. '*r'
.11 ,i ,, . consisting of
label Pankburst c.lk(.s und ,lot (
\? ... om. ??"1 by Misses I.izzh
est. Prize winners j ">' ?or snori
Massey Culp, best willing and
Mrs. O. W. Potts, work for th<
Mrs. Massey Culp, I A number
i Wolf, best ferns; made remar
most improvement had been ai
The last contest " ,H he. M
babies, won by Mrs. 1 Miss Dye in
rant. Refreshments, tees and p
sandwiches, coffee, operate with
liocolate. was served The meeti
a Harris. Vnllie Nor- regular time
: tain tnat sne was both ",umci
capable of doing good t-urrency
b school and community 9,, " '
of friends and patrons a"
ks upon what the school t'oln. .
id what they hoped for
tr. N. B. Cousar assured Total.
a few words that truslatrons
would both oo ( :*pitnl ..
i her in her work. , Surplus
ing closed to meet at its j ' ndividei
j Curren
m . . . . ... 1 0,166.49
/\. . 50.00
\ .4 290.00
id Other M!n4r?
J. 394.25
/. . $41,533.70
LIAI1ILIT1KS.
?toek Paid /i. . .$10,000.00
Fund .. /. ... 3.000.00
(1 Profit^ less
t Expen/es and
The real. Pennine, iri
'raer in the end will pi
war in Europe. The <
of eourue. will not.
Where is the fellow i
Insistent in his predicth
South would never aga.
price cotton?
IU tut- annual Fair 11
uo-blue far- us follows of t
rotit by the ' ?' il li,'r ,n a county:
other kind. "The value of a fa
bold to a county is i
first day devoted as it
ous educational rivalr
ivho was so schools of the count}
m that the help in the developme
in see low uiunity, and it serve
purpose by giving the
ii Hint county, airs. i-uiikmh
ho advantage^ ,M> ovcr on ,ll? nox
tents sPOIll to bo I
i nev. Spartanhnr
ir such as wo
mnionse. The I.el's Orgni
Is to a gener- ^ pavement Sv
y between the been organized by
' can not but '"'vans and Onrgan
nt of our com- You only have
s an excellent pavement in order
people of the The_ motto is "(
! , I r,;, ,,, ! ma.n, Volma N
t boat. The milt-1 IIa|, \V?? hop*
'Win* from mill- 8,|ow n?xt yejl'r
Herald. our |,omo produ
~~ Miss Helen
i 7.0 Here. lias been spend
^oepinp Club has relativps ,n thu
the merchants on Dr an(, Mrs
streets. Pleasant Valley
to sweep vour Mr. JolmPh
to join. sick for some tl
loan np. -Flor- Mr8_ Rohftrt ,
lcManus and Jessie
b to have a hotter
We hope to have Whenever Y
icts on exhibit. 1
Heath of Charlotte The Old is
inp a few days with chill Tonic
! community. General Ton
J Ij. Spratt were in well known tc
Tuesday afternoon, and IRON,
illips has been quite out Malaria,
I me. , Builds up the
ITarrls who Is te:ieli.
COMMITTEE. I :,ys
Individ mi
ou Need a General Tor.ic , !?
rake Grove's ? :'shior R
tandnrd Grove's Tasteless Total
is equally valuaolc as a ; Srp \ j-j,; (
ic because it contains the !
>nic propertiesof QUININE Heforo
It nets on the Liver, Drives
Enriches the Blood and h ,.n,
. Whole System. 50 cents,
i'blll . ? 1,1 u.'.ih
il Pepontls Suhi
Checll 2fi,:uo.53
Ohorkl 511.81
\ $41:588.70
>F SOUTlVCAKOLINA.
ity of LanXiater?as.
me camoVl. A. llorton,
of the abovA namedv bank, /
dr duly swrn, Bays that
e and forep($nK statement
Laws may be enacted
farmer what he must a
must not. plant, but 1
usual, run his farm to s
and the legislature can't
Interest on the prop
bond Issue of $25,000,1
I county an opportunity
view the results of t
telling the 1 tern. School students
nd what h? t,ie county meet toge
he will, as g\e' fnd t0 so,n)f c?in<
of victory, while to
uit himself, more important 1
help itself, ing defeat,
"Then there is niur
osed cotton R(' at such an exhibit
500 at the U8 ,are n?* f"In,1,ar )vi
and noRsiniiltip? Hp In
once a year to ence Times.
lie school sys
from all over So Itoes the
ther and min- The alleged "ha
}s the pleasure Sf>em to have hurt
others comes reports from all of
esRon of bear- effect that the att
as large as ever ar
h to be learn-, , umeroua- The I
(ion. Most of l,ron,i?cs to be hi
th what talent ,h;'" PVor-?RP?rta
nnr mi/lot nr>_
inp at India II
. day at the horn
anraster Pair. p Harris>
nl times do not m|m m ,
the pounty fa rs. A,bern,arIe.
them be'tip to the
endanre in about ?K<T
id the exhibits as
Spartanburg fair s , , t The j
ipper and hotter H(,ath SprI
nburff Herald. w ?ay8 ? p
iMf.i rt*?rl v r?f\r\ f n
ook, spout last Sun- Most men
e of Mr. and Mrs. J. selves big
bores.
^otts Is teaching at
Cowsvfct*
II SPRING. CoVXCVjOU
Vewa. OXtOCCOU
K, Oct. 29.?Dr. H. ToboA}\V\
3., held the fourth THE FIF
r*i>Vl4>A nf tk A Ilmitk
? .. IS a irue
l who consider them- ?hown foj
guns are only smooth
Sworn
' me this
X ah'xtOt.
X LXXoxX*. SXoctxfofo. Correct?
xOc \xcXXcu"&axOft, .YutbciXXvm&Xo
ttaxt1ST
NATIONAL BANK |
condition orisnld bank, as
r the books onsald bank.
H. A. HORTOtJ, Cashier,
to and subscribed before
27th day of Ontober, 1914.
H. W. MOBLBY,
Magistrate.
-Attest:
ROBT. B. MACKEY.
L.EROY SPRINGS.
JNO. T. STEVENS.
Directors*
ruie 01 o per cent nxea
will amount to $1,250,0<
The tax payers will have
bill. The voter who ca
lot for these bonds nee
plain heretafter of the
taxation.
%
' ~ttays The Augusta
* "County fairs are in nrm
by the act. | hi we see the display
)0 per year. The farmer ran reoeiv
to foot this of importance if he c
sts his bal- the of h,s nf
mer, and the compel
d not corn- farmers for the honor
burden of best in any line is a 1
the ordinary slack n
profesions. The art,
field crop, and ever
Chronicle: : Calls attention to the
nn nil ^on?o ami* '?
, 8 at the fair. ''r'?.mIs We"
e many points .. eUSo threatene
arefully views ,m,ko h s
'Ighboring far- V* ?'on?"der the I
tltlon between '""l""* favor at ti,.
of raising the ;',a"edt' we. -h,nk.h
lne tonic upon t|,r'"V ?n y ??
lethods of all i^wtlUK 'b t? be
fancy work. " <?!1*9-' ?Greenvl
V department . ,
proficiency of F, ,lKfe MmT^
? The lecture Jutf
*. SPring charge t
d. if defeated to d the ch h
? s,woat When 26th Inst,
ool propositions f)n, Fenne?
* extra session he Rork Hm Infir
,e Is keeping Inn profG!wIonal 5u
not see how the j j
limited to "his oiadys Twltty ^
non our school far
. . . trip with the
>s lecture. Thursday. Mr.
Ice Moore cave i . ... t ?
v-uvv ui mo Iiraiu
vfth Pastor Weldon ???
here Wednesday, the
and Rlackmon of the I ??
mar>' were here on ; ^
s'ness Wednesday. I f
lushardt and Miss
vere the members of ^
ulty who made the J
Lancaster "boosters" /
Busliardt will visit JL gn
VT l ... V. 11 _ .._ A I rt
1
lie Man of
Money v
JHI
sides in the South. Tl
the importance that is >
No farmers' fair was evei
out yielding benefits." S
to attend Lancaster's fi
f fair.
i And '"Seaboard Rill"
saddle a bonded d"bt o
Iiey deserve H- 's ?"r only opportui
fiven them. |he8f, faot8- and <he
, . , , for that purpose.
held with- . , , .
The social feature
o don t fail arH as good as any
rst county hroupht forward for it
fact that we meet ar
there that otherwise w
ably never see is appe;
wants to sociation together in j
f $24,000,- terprise makes us fee
I I ri mill IIIII'S. If . . n ... .
Htly to realize Sni,t,h laSt
fair Is needed pass'nK sentence o
tion of the dispensi
. , , <#11 e of Gray's poem
r of the fair puj| many a k<m
that can be serene
s praise. The 'p|ie ,jark unfat
id see people ocean bear,
e would prob- pu|| manv a flower
illn*. Our as- unseen
a common en- And waste Its f
1 one, wo see ....
j , III?? uiu iiuiiiv* n
Thursday when , t, trl
n h m for viola- Mnv Q. I)fxo
iiry law renimded Burg|cnI operatl
' . . Wednesday. SI
n of purest ray Mrs ^fattie
, . . Tuesday from a
homed eaves of Prftnk John8on
Is horn to blush ' lS\/r'' \y j Vi
irip with Mr. H<
nigra nee on the TueHlIay.
i ?c? ueri j wuiit; t?ii i I I
i v v
n Ellis underwent a \
on at her home here J
ic is doing well. ^
Johnson returned -?
visit to her son, Mr. J
and family, at lamuighn
made a flying *
snry Olyburn to Lan- V ^afe
? .. ...... V hnvo n
he
That's what all business men
nf o Kunl/
his wealth by giv- X (
; his entire atten- ^
n to his business.
didn't worry about
cash. He put it in
good bank where ^
knew it would be
should do. If you
000 on the tax payers of i
Una fn order that the sta
ranee 9 rents per popnd
that is now bringinR
can safely assert that tl
field statesman would not
own money on any sueh j
Under the cotton aor?
South Ca.ro- Pp?P|p at the Tair Troni
, . . the west and Hollv Hi
te may ad- , |n ,he roun(y a
on cotton 1 between them. This,
cents. We is the greatest justif
te Chester- ^:,?r 'n our county,
let out his
proposition. We are well awar<
that almost everyboc
mge redut- over present condltior
Springfield in ?<
II In the oast,
nd fifty miles The Inrfepend
to our mind. jt js a vr not
lcation for a t|lt. man with plet
plenty of grass am
ih always the most
in the community, s
p of the fact or r.an RPt whei
|y feels bluejuants it, yet he
is, but it will easiest time. The
, , {a nlnln TIo fo r?r%?
. rr ? * - Messrs. J. li.
Jnffney Ledger. l)yche8 and od
. i to Kershaw Tu
e. *?""?- |f f Mr. E. C. Cro
reable fart that , Lancast
ity of stork and MrR Rob<>rt
i hay to feed it , , , h
prospero\i.=? man ? ,, ^obley
tlways has money ( tss Mavme
n he needs It or
alwavs has the ^
reason for this ! ['*"}
limltnd tn j n?n. Wtnt to_lhe fair
jiusnarni, j. w. i-i. a "*~
ell Maokey motored WOlldei
esday afternoon. ??
xton made a business |
er Wednesday. ! V TH]
Vaughn has been located
rents, Mr. and Mrs. X
it this place.
Cllngan of the mil- ?** Loans
?>nt of the Springs,Jt
Mercantile Company count
Thursday. & Overdra
w u ii/oiin uttuuiiL uttier open
*ful business help. We invite y
STATEMENT OP THE CONDI
B FARMERS BANK & THUS
at Lancaster, S. 0., at the clone of I
RESOURCES.
and Dia- Capital ?
a $189,487.60
fts 3.972.5J JKBiS!
one at once. It is jr
ou to open it here.
tion op v
r COMPANY, V
business Oct. 21, 1914.
mahimtiks. y
Stock Paid ??
$ 60.000.00 JL
fund . . 2,500.00 1
tion act, as finally passpc
no person can plant mori
third of his entire crop
"Including grain and
crops" planted this fall,
alty is a sum of not lea
nor more than $100 foi
>
every acre planted in e*
number permitted. So
the termn of the act the
I, next year ?o me people or me r
e than one- i Ret together and tal
in cotton, Rood soil, olfmate, s
fall sown ducts of the soil, and
The pen- important, the good 1
is than $25 . in Lancaster county,
r each and man, woman and child
:cess of the make up their mind:
that under , day at least to Lai
more trrain i county fair. The dat
ouniv goon io - *? - ?
Ik about the
June or Decembei
took and pro- pleases, or any otl
laat and more the market suits
talks we have *ets top prices wh<
So lei every ,N r > N<"
I In the county Whet** tl
s to come one What's the use
icaater's first i warehouse for the
es arc Novem
... ... . Miss Ivor Hro
. Ihinh he wUh Mr*
'^ii ?fm? ihai Liberty Hill, ar
ler old time hat ... /_
i ? _ j t ^ 1th her inothf
him and al^avs1 . A/v, .
?n he (infti sell ? 1 8< h?o1 18
n he does sell.? , Mft8arf| g (
Itailey took adv
,*???> (Of the bualness
to have a state jto v,8,t fr,ffndB
?t0HeMdeHf To ^.r'' Knjolneri 'rem
* sur; on w^no.
wn Is spending a few Furnltu
Charlton Jones at tures
id Miss Ida Jones Is , ,
5r at Kershaw while I other 1
ided for the fair. ' ? owne
2. Craig and Klmer Due fi
antage of the closing ^ antj
houses In Lancaster ,,
here Thursday. q^GD(
Cutting Down Trees. V SUi!^r
day last, while Mr. M ?. .no
re and Fixle?H
C\
2,875.00 penses
ileal Estate paid .
d 3,600.00 Indivldua
rom Banks 8ubJfc
Bankers .. 10.659.67 DepoS
'y 2,782.00 Certified
1,050.00 Cashier's
and Other Bills Fa
r Coin ,.. 335.81 cludlm
n i-ronia,
iirrent Kx- ^
and Taxes J
7,152.14 V
tl Deposits
t to Check 39,914.75 i
rtittrates of
it 32,814.23 4??
Checks . . 25.25 %
i Checks. . 8.60 V
yable, in- ??? f
K Certlfl- t I*
1 farmer sows the mon
can plant.
Many years ago when
going begging on the i
It Is now. Bog Tooms of
cording to John Temple <
expression to the followli
meeting of Georgians:
ft cotton he ber 26. 27 and 28.
? In order to bring
cotton was | versification, a Southe
market like suggests through Tt
Georgia, ac- Post, that farms th
IraveR, gave heretofore rented for
ig at a mass | of lint cotton, estlmat
"But a few $100, might be ren
I mii me (irvuui iiuu
threatening to elin
, together? It now
though the farmer
about crop df* | lowed to raise ver;
irn land owner all; and It woult
le New York money to pay sal
at have been r,J" a , *'*rehouM
without any cotton
1,000 pounds oept this year's c
ed to be worth to store any cotto
ted for food law-makers cause i
,1?.?i San ford Snfpea.
ilnate the crop al- ' i?
beaina to look as tho Hly co,incl1
r micl."if
f much. If any at i . . . ...
I he a waato of ??M?nce of Ml
' P* * 78*1? . ', he, aa well as N
?Tr l,B y? "? P"
year aiier year artlnir w
roneinVhorwa^ SheU H^nteT
r" anyway It o,J? pers reetralninK
II anyway, ir oiir Ar?jn? nr^r
the price to Jump UfIt
under contract with t?
was engaged in cut- Itemi
oak trees on Main
street In front of the ^ Total
. M. 9. Witherspoon, JL uTati'
layor J. M. Hood, un- J! STATh
sonal supervision he (
ere both served by ^ Befoi
with injunction pa-1 J bank v
them, as well as any >
>r them, from further A "aiefn*
1 the work. The in- f books t
ana uasn rates <
i 352.36 Borroi
$214,814.97 Total
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Lancaster?M.
e me came W. H. MlUen, t'ashiei
'ho. being duly sworn, says that tb
nt Is a true condition of said b
uid said bank.
tor Money ^
ved . . . . 82.500.00 ? >
$214,914.97 jfc
r of the above named
ie above and foregoing J
ttnk. as shown by the
W. H. Mil.1 .ICW ?
months ago they told us
King and that before hli
crowned monarrhs of
would crouch ithd sue fo
now before a frost has
Mingle leaf in his coron*
into the hall a shivering
ing, 'Give rao drink or I
Cotton was | stuffs on the followin
s throne the 50 Bushels corn. . . .
the world 15 Bushels Wheat. .
r favor. But 3 Bushels peas . . . .
i withered a : 10ft Pounds of meat
et he comes 15 Bushels of potato
pauper cry- I
perish!'" Totnl rent
,, hnaia- 10 nrleen cen,H pp
tern cents cotton
$50.00 i,ajt being held oui
15.00 is able to carry hla
5.00 News.
Invigorating to tin
68. . . . 15.00 , "
1 The Old Standard gener
GROVE'S TASTELESS
?iaaaa Alala/ia.etirlcheatbeblcM
tem. A true tonic. For 1
Mp""nn : "rr ! junction wa,
.Ernest Moore.
or ?vJ?: Vnik 8U,t of M 9 V
crop over. York VB j M ,IOO(,
_ (defendants. Tt
. D.U m?A ct^lrf. *5.000 damftg
i P?'? an<* Sickly gtralninK order.
I trenrthralnyr tonic, required to mal
chUITo*IC.drfr?.ou< order of Injun
[Kt.andbuildntiptheaya- l4(. ?i_?
idulta and children. 500 lel" proxllmo.
granted by Judge V 8wor
at Chambers, at the 1 1914.
VJtherspoon, plaintiff, t Correct
and Sanford Snipes, V
le complaint asks for
or, besides the re- J f A D
The defendants are V f* Ik ft
?o their return to the A
ctlon on November Z w. x.?
v
n to and subscribed before me thli
JOHN CRAWFORD, Not
?Attest: W. T. Gregory, W. P. Rc
Directors.
MRS BANK & TRUS
RBOORY, President V
R. T. DRATY, Jr., Assistant C
i 25th day of October,
ary Public for 8. C. A
ibinson, W. P. Bennett, X
T COMPANY 4
1. H. MIMJ5N, Cashier. V
ashier
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