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?Remember the "Trey C
Hearts" at the Star Theatre toinoi
row (Wednesday.)
?J. Warren Keirlgnn will be see
today at the Star The.atro in "Th
Man From Nowhere.'*
?The Lancaster Chapter, U. I
C., will meet with Mrs. M. B. Plyle
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
?The Antioch school will ope
llnn/lotr ^ '11 *"
MUIHIOJ, HUYOIUUCr 1Q, Wlin MIS
Minnie Caskey as principal and Mis
Lillian Blakeney as assistant* '
?Mr. I*onnie Phillips and Mis
Carrie Threatt were married Sunda
at the homn of Mr. Jim Phillips, b
Rev. S. R. Brock.
?Mr. Nathan Hirsfh has found
bronze Cross of Honor belonging t
one of the veterans, which he wl!
be glad to return to the ownei
C-.ll at the Busy Bee .and tdent'fy.
?The ladles of the Baptist churo
will hold a bazaar in the court hous
on Tuesday, November 24, instatr
at which .dinner and supper will b
served.
?Miss Leila Gregory left toda
for Charleston, where she has enga?
ed to teach expression in the Chai
leston Confederate College and th
Porter Military School.
?Mr. T. D. Caskey of the Dr
Creek section made us a call toda
to pay his subscription to The Newi
Mr. Caskey has been a subscriber t
our paper since, it was founded an
before that time subscribed to Th
Rovlew, The Ledger and The Entei
prise.
?Dr. and Mrs. T. P. Nisbet hav
removed from Greenville, S. C., bac
to Waxhaw. They will occupy th
residence on Church street jui
north of the Methodist church. I)
Nisbet will engage in the practice i
dentistry. Waxhaw is glad to we
come Dr. p.nd Mrs. Nisbet, both c
whom have lived here and ha\
mr.ny friends here.?Waxhaw Ei
terprlse.
nnuuinu in ininiA'i'iJivn.
Rmllntlc "Tom Thnmb" Affair
Hacwm.
The "Tom Thumb" wedding give
last Friday evening at the Macke
opera house for the benefit of th
First Baptist church organ fund wi
witnessed by a representative gatl
er'ng which filled the house. Tl
wedding was a beautiful^ evei
which because of the popularity <
bride and groom, as weii as atten<
ants, excited much Interest. Prom]
ly at the appointed hour, the fir
notes of the wedding march wei
sounded by Mrs. Ola P. Catling an
the four ushers entered the beaut
fully decorated apart; nent. Tl
ushers were Messrs. Raleigh Oollii
and Tom Funderburk, Eldridge Li
zenby and Mr. Morris. They wei
attired In faultless evening clothe
The little candle bearers, who ei
tered next, dressed in white satl
suits, were Masters Thoninsso
k Curtis Plyler, Harry Hlrsch and 7
Hirsch. Then came the lovely be>
of brldesmaldr, each attended by
stawalt. groomsman. as followi
Miss Ivy Poovey and Paul Brow
Reld; Miss Wlllfe Locke Crawfoi
and J. J. Blackmon; Miss Elizabet
Murchison and Emory Penny: Mi
Elizabeth Laney and Lee Huggini
Miss Frances Williams and Mclvi
Hughes: Miss Henrietta Edwarc
and Frank Drennan.
The bridesmaids wore dainl
white lingerie dresses with alterna
ing pink and blue sashes and tl
groomsmen were handsome in fu
' dress suits.
Little Misses Penny and Hirst
were the cushion bearers and th<
were beautifully dressed in whit
Then four pretty flowror fllrls i
dainty white frocks threw flowei
In the pathwny of the bride. Befoi
them came the first maid of hono
Miss Rebecca W. Jones, lovely in
pink creation of artist'c design wit
long train, carrying an arm bouqu<
of pink roses and ferns. Followin
her came the other maid of hono
Miss Elizabeth Laney, In a handsom
blue dress en train, carrying a
armful of white crysanthemums.
Little Miss Neil Hilton, the rinj
bearer, dressed in a pretty whll
frock, immed'ately preceded th
bride. She carried the ring in tl
heart of a rose. The fair and beai
tlful bride. Miss Eugenia Hughe
orfavorl I r* a Knn/loAmo n?KUn K A *
robe, peculiarly becoming to h?
blond beauty, entered with h<
f father, Mr. Thurlow Carter Thoroai
son. Brides' roses formed her boi
quet and the soft arrangement of ht
long tulle veil added to her appea
!ng dlgn'.ty. The handsome groon
Mr. Colin Murchlson, entered, wit
his best man, Mr. Martin Crawfon
from a side door, joining the brld
before the altar, where under an ai
tistle arch, the Impressive ring cen
mony was performed by Rer. Ne
Gregory, D. D., the dlstlngulshe
minister, a ltfe-long friend of bot
the bride and groom.
After the solemn words wet
spoken the bridal party took part 1
a brilliant reception, to which man
guest" v. ere Invited. In the receli
Ing line were the father of th
groom, her bother, Ruth Mackej
who was very beautiful In a hand
some trained gown of black chai
meuse. Receiving with the parent
of the bride were the bi*'<fo an
groom, the two maids of honor an
the minister. Miss Willie Lock
Crawford and Jay. Blackmon prt
sided at the punch howl. .Danoln
followed, and the stately minuet wa
gracefully given. *The whole wed
ding .party grouped themselves In a:
effective tableau and brought to
conclusion this very beautiful an
Interesting affair. ^
Mrs. M. E. Hudson of Shreveporl
I>a., is the Riiost of her dauKhtei
Mrs. Luther Ellison, with whom sh
w!ll probably spend the winter.
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* CLEAN UP DAY.
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1 Krlilny of Next Week, November ISO, |
Designated as tlie Day. !
x To Teachers, Trustees and Patrons: <
i I November the 20th has been set ]
apart by the Lancaster County Im- <
* provement Association as **Cloan Up <
., Day." We hope that every school
in th ecounty will observe this day,
and send a report of same to the
organizer, ap soon after observing
n the day as possible. All schools 1
e wishing to try for state prizes should
apply to the organizer for blanks for 1
>. this as well as blanks for monthly
r reports of meetings of School Imj
provement Associations. The organic
I izatlon of improvement associations
l8 and observation of "Clean Up Day" |
id! lire very essential points to be I
scored for state prizes.
)S J Miss Eva May Ilite will visit a I
v 1 number of our county rural schools |
*. 'the fourth week of this month. The
schedule of her visits will appear In
Friday's issue of The News.
a I hope to have a report from every
" school this year, that "Clean Up
11 Day" has been observed. Write at
r- ! once for "Clean Up Score Cards" if
j you have not received them,
h MRS. W. E. TAYLOR,
e Organizer.
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?i Social News
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The Mothers' Club helu a ver>* enj
joyable meeting last Wednesday
' afternoon with Mrs Nathan Hirsch. j
y "Should Children help with the |
3* house work?" was ihe question for
" the afternoon and it was ably an- j
u swered in two papers, one by Mrs. j
e Fannie M. Jones, tbo other by Miss (
r" Corinne Jones. Then followed a ,
contest, consisting of 32 questions
e on the human body. Mrs. H. R.
k Murchison and Mrs. D. E. Penny ani?
swered the greatest number of ques?t
tlons correctly and cut for the prize,
r. ! a half dozen pretty handkerchiefs,
>f i which went to Mrs. Penny. During
1-1 the social half hour a salad course
>f followed by cake and chocolate were
re the delicious refreshments served by
little Misses Margorie and Mildred
Hirsch, daughters of the hostess.
The attractive home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Berry Cauthen was the
a scene of a merry party Saturday afternoon,
when little Miss Ethel
,n Cauthen entertained the little Girls'
Club. Every member was present
!y anJd Rpent a happy aftornoon. Many
16 JoUy Indoor games were played,
is r awhile a Jar of cranberries
j. was brought in and each child was
| aFked to guess the number of
'CI liprries. Miss Mary Gilderaleeve
11 was t^ie most successful in thin
jf find won the prize, a box of engraved
j_ stationery. Th? hostess served de.
flicteus refreshment a, consisting of
? a salad course, followed by cocoa
rand nabiscos.
re/ 2
idfi WOMEN ASKED TO HELP.
? I
^ hadin* From All Parts of County
^ Are Needed.
ft_ In order to help along the county
ro fair, we have been requested by Rev- !
' eral women in Lancaster who are
^ j keenly interested in the proposition,)
in to urge the women of the county to
n collect and send in pantry products
I ,and fancy work of all k'nds for ex-;
,v ! hibition at our fair. The premium
! list will be published in the next is- ;
s'. (sue of The News. We hope the wo-|
,n j men of Lancaster will respond gen- '
.(l erously and that those whose names
jj have been suggested to us, as well as
S8 any others who are willing to serve
on the fair committee. w*'ll notify I
Secretary Ellison at once and get j
j8 busy. Contributions will be receiv- ,
ed at the court house, where the ex- '
ty hibits will be shown, up to Decern- I
ber 1 and 2.
ie Let the following women and any !
II others of every section of Lancaster
county, who are willing to help col h
lect articles for exhibition, com,v
munciate with Secretary Ellison,
p Mrs. M. R McCardell or Mrs. R. E.
n Wylle: '
rs Mrs. James A. Cauthen, Mrs. M. J. j
.p Green, Mrs. W. R. Twitty. Mrs. D.
r O. Potts. Mrs. T. M. Relk, Mrs. E. |
^ ! D. Rlakeney, Miss Nannie House, |
h ; Mrs. Hal Perry. Miss Lillle TTsher,
9I I Mrs. J. M. Yoder, Miss Annette !
K i Craig, Mrs. M. L. Reckham. Mrs. W. I
r !?. Arani, Mrs. rnariio Corcoran,
1(! Miss Aila Clyburn, Mrs. F. M. l,own
T). Blakeney, Miss Nannie Mouze.
| ery. Miss Annie Sapp, Mrs. U. A.
i Fundorbnrk, Mrs. T. A. Dabney, ;
to Mrs. A. f?. Caston. Mrs. ('. It. Caskey, !
ie Mrs. F. M. H'nson.
j.! I'nn?lemV>iiium on Midway.
8 I Pandemonium resigned supreme I
41 1 on Mldway-'just beyond the corporate
?r limits of the town from Saturday
>r night up to about mid-day Sunday.
j. Several arrests were made. It la
j. to be hoped that the authorities of
.r the law will see to It that the matter
]. is not hushed up, but that all parties
i, concerned will be prosecuted to the
h full extent of the law. Whiskey was
1, at the bottom of the trouble. From
e what we can learn the disturbance
r. amounted to a riot and calls for
summary action on the part of the
d authorities, and by the grand jury.
d
h Operated on For Appendicitis.
Charley Cook, son of Mr. John A.
e Cook, had an attack of appendicitis
n at his home In Cheraw last week,
y He was brought from Cheraw to
r- this place Friday morning by his
e sister, Mrs. S. M. Webb. Mr. Cook
r. carried him on to the Fennell InI
flrmary the same day- and he was
oporated on Sunday about mid-day.
s The operation was a success and
d the patient is doing nicely.
d j,?
p Thrown Fromale.
h As Mr. T. E. ftfyburr. of the
*. Hanging Rock section was coming
* to town riding one of hip mules this
I- morning, the animal took fright at
n an approaching automobile and ,
a threw Its rider to the ground. Dr.
d Allen was summoned and attended
on Mr. Clyburn. who we are glad
to say was not seriously, though
U painfully hurt. He remained uncon- i
\ scious for some t me. The accident
e happened on the C'amden^foad south
of Elgin. y i
THE LANCASTER NEWS. N
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| PKHSONALS | Th
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Misses Catherine Patterson of .
Barnwell and Sarah Wray of Ridge- s
way are expected 'tonight to be the follo
guests of Miss Joyce Clark. tinul
Miss Jessie Beckham spent Sun- j STA'
day at her home in Pleasant Hill.
Mrs. S. M. Webb of Cheray is on a | in
visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ) Mari
John A. Cook.
Dr. P. M. Hinson of Primus went j.
to the Fennell Infirmary for treat- d,
ment Sunday.
Mr. I. T. Hunter spent Sunday in fl ,
R ck Hill. (.'led
Miss Lillian Black well, who ha* .
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Waddy
It. Thomson, returned today to her . ,Jf,
homo in Darlington. |>roD
Miss Shirley Montgomery of Con- J }noyj
rord is the guest of her sister, Mrs. ,
Hazel Witherspooiv
Miss Kitty Dun lap and little Miss'j^j
I'erry Dunlap Whitos'des spent Sun- . .
day with their I'aunt, Mrs. W. J. a
Cunningham. I '
Miss Na.nnlo Illll Moore loft yes- ener
terday for Orangeburg, where she . .
will visit Mi88 Gertrude Smith. stru<
Mrs. Jack White and children are f
visiting Mrs. M. R. ltitchey in Con- p'rRn
cord, shal
Mrs. R. E. Wylie spent Saturday ^ido
in Heath Springs as the guest of Mrs. !
W. F. Crenshaw. | on.,l
Miss Clara Harrett Strait of Lan- ' ()f ,
caster is the guest of Mrs. W. L. '.?10
Roddey.?Hock 11111 Herald. ...
M'ss Nolie Rriee of Rock Hill is sj,?p
nursing a case in Lancaster. iirrp
Miss Porrv Hello Bennett came ^hat
over from WInthrop College and i RpC(
spent the past week-end with her ! ajon
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bennett, i jr j
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Springe went eauj
to Chester this afternoon.
Mr. S. C. Gardner of Heath
Springs was in town today. While
in Lancaster Mr. Gardner made us ^ppi
a pleasant call and paid his subscrip- r.
tlon.
Mr. George A. Cowan of Rock
Hill is here today.
UNCLE HARDY KNOWS
. M
Hays There Are Blind Tigers In
Lancaster. dled,
# veml
Contributed to The News. 22 c
Uncle Hardy sat on the curb- a we
stone reflectively chewing the cud. hard
The remains of a late watermelon, but
sadly macerated, lay about him. way,
His bent knees formed a perfect cir- him
cle, while his mouth, working with- T1
out a moment's rest, put one very ! Tue?
can find what you am 4ookln' for." i Of
s
uiucu id mina or me gyrations or a j New
concrete mixer. '
"Uncle Hardy," I ventured, "they
tell me that thero is another nigger ill
out here in the country who is older
than you are." FOTi
The old darky threw back his sc
head. Ills faded eyes lighted with The;
rage, and his toothless gums gnash- 1
ed together. "Dat am a lie," he For
asserted, as soon as he could find his ei
voice. "Dat good for nothin', yel- Cari
low gal done tole you dat and she? :
she" ho sputtered. FOl
"But come now, Uncle Hardy." 1 K
interrupted. "How old are you?" i Own
The old negro thought for a mo- "lis
ment. "I ain't for sartin' sure, ?
Massa. But dis am de way it am. FOl
Bofo" dis town war put here. I been
y:\nder on Massa's plantation, mon
Kber hoar how dey happin to put "on
Lancaster heah?" he interrogated. 1 27 i
I shook my head. plat
"It am funny," he chuckled to l0(,k
himself, "what ignant folks dese cour
young bukra be. Kber heah 'bout f?r
Jedge Patterson?" I shook my head Uatt
again. "Wall, one day, he been sent ??
by de gobernor up heah to hole WA!
court. Dcre wah no town den, and s<
so ho kep a comin' an' a-comin". De Coul
jedge wah a powerful drinker, but j tr'al
bimbye de liquor in his bottle gib Bavi
out. Den he began sarchin' 'round J
for moli. You know dat old grabe ' MKyard
what Massa Charlie Jones done j
bought? Down dar in de holler wah will
do still, and dere de jedge came to *n
hab his bottle filled. And dere he frou
stay and hole court. Dat de way
Lancaster happen to be heah." FOF
I took out a quarter and began to
toss it up. "Uncle Hardy," I asked near
innocently, "can I get a drink any- pott?
where In town?" ning
The old negro eyed me suspicious- pqI(
ly, and then, satisfied by the scrutiny
lie sidled up close. "What you
a-lookin' for?" he asked. Then he |javi
added. "Boss, dere ain't no good
liquor in dis town. Nothin' but rotten
tiger stufT." j
"Are there any blind tigers here,'
Uncle Hardy?" I asked in feigned !
amazement. The old negro gave a ( "
scornful sniff. "Massa, whail you '
been?" he Inquired. "Dls town am ,N
full ob blind tigers. Dere am one i *
ober yonder," and he nodded to one 8tre<
side, "and anoder behind dat stoah.|8ult
and, why boss, de place am full ob |
dem." * c^,ea|
"But don't the officers of the q. _
|
"Officers," he snorted, "hain't got . mon
no officers when it aqpie to tigers. |
Deys blind, and so am the town au- pres
thorltles."
"Are the tigers white men,
Uncle Hardy?"
"Dey all looks alike'In de dark,
boss. But de white men sell de nig- Houi
ger, and de nigger sell the white
man, and bof gets drunk togeddtu*."
"Were you ever drunk?"' I ven-j ojj
tured. 1
"Yas, sah," and he grinned, i1
"Once before de wah at a m'litia i
muster. All of us geramana used to j Ofl
get drunk, Ole Col. Bailey he so | Offlc<
drunk he slides under de table."
"So, the town la keeping up her
reputation," I remarket. J/
"No sah. no sah." btoke In Uncle 0
Hardy. "We usttSr drink good |_w0
liquor den. but now dey drink dls ?
tiger poison. It makes a debbil
outer de nigger, and a fool outer de
white man."
The old negro stretched his bowed
legs, and scruped his. foot. He was
bowing low over the shining quarter
in his hand. "Massa," he whis-'|Offlc?
pered. 'you Just go right behind dat ,
store over yonder, and 'praps you
OVKMBKK 10, 1014.
IIK WITIIKKNPOOX SI IT.
Work of ,'treet Paving Will ff'
Pr< gre* s. M
le suit by Marion S. Wither
a against J. M. Ilood and SunSnipes,
mention of which was |
i in The News & few issues H
?, has been discontinued. The
wing is the argument discon- fljft
ng the proceeding: 1
rK OF SOUTH CAROLINA. j S
County of Lancaster. I
the (Mart of Common Pleas. 1 M|
on S. Wttherspoon, PlaintitT. I
V8- I s
T. Hood and Sanford Snipes,
>fendants.
ie plaintiff hereby discontinues
action and tlie injunction pro- 'iHK
ings upon the agreement of the | W
l council of Lancaster, S. C., that j
Town of Lancaster in grading
sidewalks abutting plaintiffs' M
erty within described and re- j
ing trees thereon, shall construct
g the abutting line a good cop- An
or retaining wall, not to exceed i
ve inches in helglit, and slope
i tiff's premises to said coping \
proper manner, and shall also
iruci good cement steps at the
ance from the sidewalk for the
utiff's dwelling and shall con-'
rt a good entrance or roadway
i Main street into plaintiff's
uises for horses and vehicles, and
1 construct a ten foot cement
walk on Main street along plain- , fjQ
i premises, the plaintiff to pay ^
half of the cost of the cementing |,j
he sidewalk and constructing ( (J ^
said coping or retaining wall, the **
itig and entrances including; *
a. The said town council further LU
es. if funds are available for >^jAl
purpose, to lay down Main
Jt beginning at the depot and
g plaintiff's premises with hithu W
lie, asphaltic concrete, or other ;
valent and suitable suffuse. CV
MARION S. WITHERSPOON. W
JONES & JONES, >~<
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 09,
roved by order of the Town fw
>uncil.
JOHN CRAWFORD. M
Clerk and Treasurer. MK
Death of a little Boy. |H
aster Chalmers Edwin Adams, fjH
of Mr. and Samuel F. Adnfms, l>?|^
Monday night, at 11:30, Nober
z^yaged 2 years. 7 months. ffW
lays. After an illness of about !
??k with nH>htheria he struggled "=
to live aivfk made a bravo fight, t
growing weWker, he soon gave
thought eve^^effort to restore '
was resorted to.
be remains were laid to rest
iday evening at 4 o'clock in the I
Hope cemetery.
jsiness Notices i
1 SALE^Registered Duroc Jer<y
pLgC one male, live females.
V arfTTbeautles. L. C. Lazenby.
t SALE?300 Rarrels best pat-'
it tlc\ir at ?5.7f> per barrel !
ies Bros.
TNI)?One imnch o?_Uubs In "O
Uiir\)pjysj/uf+yblock,
ler can kjrt tttmo By paying for
advertmment.
i SALE?One National Cash
egister, cost 00, used 4
ths.^good as new. Good comli- i
(Till ulipw case, 8 feet long. j
nches wide^NjJnches deep, solid i
b glass top. (Tlhcjr quipped with j
s, cost J,^Htlivered. One
iter, 8. matH*-especially j
show ^ute. Make me an offer.
NTED?A posityni dri work of 1
inxe kKu| insldtd i^tfc jffip winter, j
Id keep aTtbs^fset of bookB. A j
would be appreciated. Latta |
C. L. McMANUS, county demon- '
ratoi\for Lancaster county, ;
be at tlii^haniber of Commerce, , ___
Springs bioHk. every Saturday j
t 10 a. in. to> p. m. ?)-tf "
1 RENT?One, two, three and
air horfoiJnrnis on nty plantation i
Lancaster. "Rent payable part
in and part corn. W. J. Curi;ham.
3-10
1 8ALB New crop pun- Georgia
tne syrup\in barrels, kegs and
t. Write rbtprices. W. II.
Is, Augusta, Gsi>v^ 1-27 ,
dTED?To buy your cow hides,
ink, otter, muskrat, 'possum,
. sheep.N^oat and horse hides.
t 6,000 polK^ds at once. See me '
re you sell. Capers Cauthen.
(CASTER CLEANINO, Dyeing
id tailoring. White and Ditnlap
>ts, 'Phoner381. Keep your old
I will mafee it look like new.
es' work a\speciaity, gloves
ted. Our worWtalks for Itself,
ive me a trial iXall I want. My
is, $1.00 for 4 sinks pressed per i
th. No ladies' v\rk done onj
?ts. Yes, we do dyenur. Jenkins 1
sing Club.
DE. C. B. PRATT
1 DENTIST
>8, 8:30 a. m. to 12:30; 1:30
to 6:00.
'hone 286. ,
!lce over Lancaster Pharmacy.
S. L. j lLLEN, M. D. I
See Over I .ancestor Pharmacy.
s Hours I to 9 a. m.. 1 to 2 p. m.
"hone 187.
>hn A. Winstead, M. D.
ffloe ovei Lancaster Drag Oo.
ratory Magnosts a Specialty, j
irs, 8 to 10 a. m., 4 to 6 p. m.
Phonm 840 and 88.
Night Phone 844.
EDGAR J. HINSON^
DENTIST. L.
} In Moore Rulldlng, ov*>r B. B
Roddey A Co. i_y
Honrs, H to 12?1 to 6. Yft
Doe phone 88. Residence 118. 1
Hank No. 88.
Statement of the Condition of the
BANK OF LANCASTER,
located at Lancaster, S. C., at the
closo of business October 21, 1914.
RESOURCES.
IjOiuis and discounts... $526,408.14
Overdrafts 3,413.82
Bonds and Stocks owned
by the Bank 10,500.00
Furniture and Fixtures 1.000.00
Banking House 5,800.00
Other Ileal Estate owned 3,500.00
Due from Bunks and
Bankers 88,229.55
Currency 15,846.00
Hold 3,840.00
Silver and other Minor
Coin 1,184.07
Cheeks and Cash Items 3 05.64
Total $660,027.22
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in . . $ 50,000.00
Surplus Fund 100.000.00
Undivided Profits, less
Current Expenses and
Taxes Paid 24,928.05
Due to Banks and
Bankers 3,488.43
Individual Deposits Subject
to Check 151,696.21
Savings Deposits .. .. 88.521.77
Time Certificates of Deposit
79,061.20
Certified Checks 10,050.02
c sliier's Checks 1.839.78
Notes and Bills Redls- i
counted V... 143,055.56
Reserved Interest. A . . 4,386.20
Reserved for Taxos.V.. 3,000.00
Total ^$?60,027.22
STATE OF SOUTH CARODK^A,
Count:' of Lancaster?ss>v
Before me camo Geo. W. Williams,
Cashier of the above named bank,
who, being duly sworn, says that the
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 this 26th day of October, 1914.
JNO. H. POAG, Notary Public, S. C.
Correct Attest:?Leroy Springs, R.
L. Crawford. Wadd/ C. Thomson,
Director*.
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Fresh Coa
Celery?Crai
Silver Slice\ )
Pound CakeNw
Chocolate cake/ ^
Fresh shipment twic
Edwards &
Get your coal from us bi
turns cold. We sell bricl
New Shipnu
Suits at $
We wore very fortunate in
turer with W>me stunning
wes very anxums to close
bought 18 of these Suits,
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