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:: ! f ji LOGAL DOTS F M <>?X"H"HmX"X~:*-X"M"W"X"W-X"> I 8f v ?On account of the absence of the pastor there will be no preaching at Shlloh on the coming Sabbath. h: -?MIbs Alma Hlllery and Mr. cc Thomas Langley were married Sun- Ir day evening at the mill village by et Rev. S. R. Brock. ^ re ?There is a meeting in which si Sany are interested now in progress t the Second Methodist church, ^he i c pastor. Rev. C. W. Burgess, is being | m assisted by Rev. Mr. McLendon of j n< Manning. | w ?Dr. D. M. Ramsey, president of n the Greenville Woman's College, de-, VJ llvered to a large congregation at the . First Raptist church last Sunday 1,1 morning, an interesting and scholar-11'' , ly sermon. ol ! rt ?Lieutenant Governor Andrew J. a Bethea and Hon. Ciaud N. Sapp will r? make addresses at the Dixie picnic T next Saturday. May 2 2. This picnic at mark sthe close of the year's work at vv the Dixie school. j tl ?On account of the bereavement | ^' In the family of our capable linotype operator, which compelled ills ab- j 1 sence from the machine, several r< Items of local interest had to be omitted from this issue, but these a will appear in The News of Friday ni next. V( m ' ?Hon. J. S. Glasscock of Harmony Grove. York county, has been Pi spending a few days here with liis!ei A Tl nlooonnolf Mr HIUQQ. I ?-? cock represented his county In the ir lower house of the state legislature s for one or more terms. He is one j a: of the progressive farmers of York o county. S ?Mr. U. J. Lowery was taken to j' Rock Hill last week and operated on 11 for appenditlcls by Dr. Fennell. " Following an attack, he had beenex- * tremely ill and suffered intensely but' rj the news that he stood the operation well and is steadily improving will be learned with pleasure by his a friends. j " ?Rev. and Mrs. E. T. Hodges and o Miss Moida Hodges were summoned ! to Columbia this week, having been j b informed by telegram that Mr. W. j v Carson Hodges was ill in a hospital S In that city. Friends of young Mr. fc Hodges, who is a senior at the Uni-1 versity, have since learned with i p pleasure that his illness is not ser- H ious and that his condition is already \ much improved. j h ?Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Jones, Mrs. ( M. P. Crawford and Mr. John Crawford motored to Charlotte Sunday to i see the latter's infant daughter,' little Lola Crawford, who is very ill A ? tl.n nf r?.. T n Mnntcnmon. l" John Crawford took the baby trt Charlotte last week and though the child Is holding her own, there has been no material change in her ? condition. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford's many friends hope soon to hear that! li their little daughter is improving. i a DEATH OF BABY BOY. " Infant Son of Mr. an<l Mrs. <?. F. j' Cross. Little Frederick Sidney, the little j1 two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. G. 1 F. Cross, passed away Saturday night ,, at the home of his parents in West ' End, after an illness of just one i v week. The little one was a bright, (j attractive child, who will be sadly missed in the home. The devoted j. parents carried the remains to . Charlotte Sunday morning and inter- J ment was made Sunday afternoon at Elmwood cemetery, after appropriate * services by Rev. Mr. Howie,. Mr. 1 and Mrs. Cross, Mr. George and Miss j V Mary Cross accompanied the remains ' to Charlotte. The bereaved famllv' ^ have the sympathy of many friends ^ in their sorrow. i ' * FLOI'K >111.1. CONSIDERED. I e Kpcrctnry Ellison to Attend Convon- p tion of Secretaries. a The board of governors of the A Lancaster Chamber of Commerce e held an interesting meeting today, p called mainly for the purpose of con- t< sidering a score or more of proposl- ti tions for the establishment of a flour i? mill at this nlnce. The hnn ,vl wo a ! ?v unanimously of the opinion that such s' an enterprise would he of great ad- 01 vantage to the town and county. The secretary was instructed to communicate at once with an experienced mill w man in South Dakota, who will likely! tl come on at an early date to look into i ?m the matter of estahllnaklng a mill at ;ii this place. it At this meeting also it was decided m to sqpd Secretary Ellison to the meet- T ing of the Southern Association of w Commercial Secretaries, which meets j ni this week in Montgomery, Ala. Mr. fi Ellison will leave for Montgomery pi tomorrow. 01 T Advertised letters for Week Ending ai May 15, 1915. J <* ? Miss Hattle M. Anderson. T. B. w * Bold in.. Mrs. Lon Funderburk, Miss tr Ella Oarris, W. T. Hanter, Van Keey, ?. J. Wilson, Miss Lille Markey, j, if 'ChW^en Might Mrs. Annie Rogers, h] David Mcllwain, Z. R. Phillips. Miss ? * 'Lucca 1 Pattson, Wm, Steward, E. n] "R. Kelly, J. C. Shell & Co., W. B. p Blocker, Mrs. Alice Bons, W. M. Hr Phillips, Mrs. Henretter Robins, Miss a Lisenny Trade, Miss Ozettar Wither- -t spoon, Mrs. Wm. Phillips. When ccTlling for above letters, please say "Advertised." JAS. F, HUNTER. Postmaster. Ah! the Invigorating Whiff of the g; Pine Forest! nr How It clears the throat and R> head of its mucous ailments. It is1 cti this spirit of Newness and Vigor st from the health-giving Piney Forest to brought back by Dr. Bells Pine-Tar- as Honey. Antiseptic and healing .[Buy at a bottle today. All Druggists, 2 5c. A., ...... . i .. im t .. . TI SCHOOL >LKKTI\(*. ?-X $ rustees Klcctt-d and Tax Levy *i* Murie. 2? j In pursuance of the call of the A ustees of the Lancaster graded ihool, the annual meeting of the tax ** ** **? lyers of the district was held in the >urt house Friday at 6 p. m. It was nock le largest meeting of the kind that IB been held in years, the R? lurt house being well filled. Judge <'Ry * a B. Jones was unanimously elect- nt'ar i temporary cha?rman and .<lr. Mr raddy R. Thomson, temporary sec- j ju nur.v. em moiion a coramuiee con- | tlves sting of E. M. Croxton, Wartdv R. i homson, J. H. Witheispoon and B. M? unningh'am was elected to deter- John ine who of those present had the Sund jcessprv qualifications to vote, to- j rc it: al.' who returned for taxation yj0wt sal or personal property ot the |{ncj{ ilue of ?100. It was decided to tve all who expected to participate Ml the proceedings to come before ( morn le committee and make declaration band ' being qualified. The committee ported 168 present as qualified and c'liar few others who came in after the OIlp , port were allowed to participate, he report ot the committee was Mi lopted and the temporary officers daug ere made the permanent officers of Wint le meeting. A full, detailed and I pry interesting report by D. Reece sj(|e ,filliams. secretary and treasurer of jast' is board of trustees was read and ^ jcelved as information. A motion > make the levy five mills was made Mi nd seconded. An amendment to from lake it four and a half mills was to a' oted down and the same levy of five j Augi tills was voted. The election of trustee swas then ]anta iitered upon, and a spirited contest amj , asued. Two distinct tickets were mo^ laced before the meeting resulting 1 the re-election of" Col. Leroy Mi prings and Dr. J. D. Funderburk in C net tne election of E. W. Sistare. j L. Is eorge W. Williams and It. S. The tewart. There being no further usiness, the meeting adjourned. tion mmediately after the meeting the fjiar ewly elected trustees met and or- to anized by electing Col. Leroy |^n%N prings chairman, and George W. t'illiams, secretary and treasurer. The trustees met again Monday %iaitl fternoon and re-elected Prof. Chalters E. Wessinger superintendent of . he Lancaster graded schools for an- I sp ther term. Di The following teachers have also i Miss een re-elected: Central school, Pro.f | visit V. L. Feaster, principal. Miss Etta havli kipper, Mrs. W. E. Taylor, Miss|tosr iva Hough and Miss Joe Foster. j Mrs. Mill school. Prof. J. K. Connors,] rincipal; Mrs*. R. R. Riddle and Miss llfreida Poag. Miss Juanita Neely of Ebenezer Trib ins also been elected a teacher in the | 'entral school. mj We are informed that the other jnst. eachers in the Central graded school rp'fp lid not apply for re-election. j ^ ~ mad Social News j I No. 'in pe Life in Lancaster has been made i seve mppior for old and young alike dur- j earl; ng the past few days by reason of ( cone number of very enjoyable social deat ffairs. A delightful meeting of Lan- (shoe aster's pioneer club, the Friday , ifternoon Hook Club was held at the and tospitable home of Mrs. Ira ft. Jones Miss nd in addition to the members of and lie club, several other friends were A. 1 iresent. The club nr this meeting geth inlshed the reading and critical and tudy of ."As You Like It." from A. I rhlch course much profit has been Miss erived. In the parlors a profusion Port f roses of various colors added to was he attractiveness of the rooms and ; couti 11 the spacious dining rooirt, where , lotto eliclous refreshments, in two cour- merl es were served. pink roses filled Ram nv bowls and vases. Those other and ban the club members who enjoyed went he hospitality of Mrs. Jones were: your Irs. M. J. Perrv. Mrs. A. P. McLure, in hi liss Hortense Lnnilrnni Mrs C r? ones, Mrs. John T. Green and Mrs. ele r [. G, Mcllwnln. < dene W. 3K sterl Another pleasant affair was that i his < njoyed by the Girls' Auction Gridpe was lub, which was entertained Friday U. C fternoon by Miss Kate MoManus. . mem series of interesting panics result- | "1 tl in the award of first prize, a pold duct in. to Miss Marparet Moore, while streo i Miss Kliza Wylie was presented uev. ie lovely consolation, a corsape ; t'abe ouquet of sweet peas. After the Elnr antes, the hostess served a dainty veet course. rons'stinp of ice ream and cake. A oharminp junior-senior affair *,r* ' as that plven Friday nipht when ie ninth prade of the Central prad- j M 1 school entertained the tenth prade *|r > t the school building. The super- ^vay itendent's office, the physics room | id the library were thrown together, j klllei he class colors, preen and pold, I ere carried out in the decorations Hnni id refreshments. There was ft pro-j tr?ut ision of cut flowers and potted , mon< InntH Plinth ti'fio onri'ol i hie. lit the evening by Miss Eva Parka. monc here was a toast book at the door A red ad Prof. Feaater read the toasts. Magi W. Craig's toast was decided to be inqu< le best and a basket of pink rosea GVe A aa awarded him as a prize. The Harr >aat book was won by Julian Ross, at tl iss Helen Derrick, Miss Pauline fired >nes Marlon and Mrs. W. E. Taylor verdl id general supervision of the ar- cease ingcmentg and management of ten 8hot rogresslve rook tables. Miss monc eulah Dingle and Miss Sadie Wil- aurre M were the tally keepers. It was I make very enjoyable occasion for the >ung people and is the Initial enrtalnment of this character in our Pr gh school. lutelj nor v Special Notice. force The Pleasant Plain Council, No. bly d I, Jr. O. U. A. M., will have their ? inual sermon prenched to them by ru ev. T. A. Dabney at Pleasant Plain lurch Sunday morning. May 23. in- j Yh end of last Sunday morning as here- j fore announced. All members are iked to meet promptly at the hall 1 yyi 10:30 o'clock. \V L. D ADAMS. R. 9. 1 * i? n. j-aftVa'rirtC ij'wirrffrrr IE LANCASTER NEWS. MAY 1 i I.AV KKI PERSONALS l vv"' A,si:, A' The amut v I later," whit sen tat ion al J T. Wylle spent Sunday t'n ] ^ ??p, 11 ! thoroughly v. H. K. Murchison left yester- acted, as w< ifternoon for a visit to his farm ed the lion Batesburg. : Green has , training th? s. J. C. White and children are part and s, >me again after a visit to rela- ?. . in Rock Hill. helped mak jssrs. Ira B. Jones. Mark P. proved to son and John D. Wylle spent formances t ay In Charlotte. ed to $7S.' will lie do< v. S. R. Brock visited Mr. U. J. dever plav ?ry at the Fennell Infirmary in announced Hill Saturday morning. and neati,' s. U. J. Lowery spent Saturday ting in Rock Hill with lier bus- ?^ . at the Fennell Infirmary. LjllSlll r. J. Clark Robinson went to lotte Sunday for treatment at WANTED Df the hospitals in that city. chickens r. A. B. Llndcey visited his Meat Mark liter. Miss Mary Lindsev, at ? hrop College one dav last week. CABBAGE .... at 12 V, ?? ut-nevieve ?ecKiinm or River- per thousan who taught the Ferguson school ,iozen session, is the guest of Mrs. J. ' LOST?Pet r. Albert Tlnsley has returned power st Augusta, Ga., where he went j silver watr tternl the annual outing of the ol] back. I ista Cotton Exchange. ^ ilson Mos r. and Mrs. Max Brittain of At- (jiyp tto y l arrived in Lancaster Sunday ?r ?..n are the guests of Mrs. Brittain's __ , ,er. Mrs. W. C. Hough. fgenutor r. Robert Tudor spent Sunday Lancaster I amden with his friend, Mr. H. Tiles, one of the publishers of FOR SALE Camden Chronicle. larger < Iss Lillie Usher of the Dixie sec- ^ ?(''' left Tuesday to visit friends in ?' IV H_m lotte, Clover and Gastonia, also s5Dr|nK8 s attend the commencement at rood, of which she is an alumna, pqj^ RFN1 iss Maggie Mayer of Charlotte is house on ing her sisters, Mrs. Fannie lights, wate s and Miss Maria Mayer. session giv< r. Adam M. Ganson of New York j. m. or Li ending several days In Lancaster. \ and Mrs. J. B. Johnson and DIRT IS C Carrie Jerome Johnson were rare barf ors in Lancaster'the past week, me. T. M. ng motored over from Rock Hill tend a day with their kinswoman, WANTED? M. J. Perry. wood at i MANLY J. PORTER. WANUED rooms l,|? r?nli>l?<wl J ? Tl.~ i'l 1 "- -- - . .II > > <- V <> 1(1111- .MUSI ue (I News. antl bath, lie Charlotte News of the 14th News. int, contained the following in ?-? rence to the death of Mr. Manly WANTED'orter, mention of which was copies ol e in our last issue. March Pth Mr. Manly J. Porter, a well' *~ wn young man of the city, died WANTEDnight at 11 o'clock at his home. foot pirn .114 East Trade street following or g feet, riod of illness that extended over ral months. It was not until: y last week, however, that his lition became critical, and his . , . . ( ' h will therefore prove the more jj j-jj- ] king to many acquaintances. I n MclnTvi The deceased was :?1 years of age i is survived by his wife, who was Janie Orr, of Chester. S. C., his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Porter of Lancaster, S. C., to-1 er with the following brothers i sisters: Mr. H. Porter. Mrs. R. I <ong, Mrs. Lewis Montgomery. mm Ellen Porter and Miss Dora , f ^ pi er. all of Lancaster. Mr. Porter ! born and reared in Lancaster I ity. but had resided in Char-1 i about three years. He was forly connected with the Charlotte A K nil College street. m^^J J continued with that firm until it t out of business. lie was a ig man of fine character and held r% igh esteem by men in Charlotte's I ness world and by a large cir- * )f friends, who, during his resi- Mftl'V Fill! e here, had found him to be of <p|*i ii ing character and upright in all ^ fl0 'I lealings with his fellow men. He ; a member of Charlotte Council. | A Mystei . T.. and much esteemed also by j hers of that body. ~ "he funeral services will be con- v>y ed at the home on East Trade uk t this afternoon at f> o'clock by A IT1S1 itr. w. w. nrr, pastor ot tne made. internment will be in .vood cemetery." W Jt 1 1 1 t I It IDE NEAR IIEATH SPRINGS I \. E. Iliimiiiond Shoots mid Kills Jim Gill, Colored. * Ul sterday morning about 7 o'clock Don't f; A. F. Hammond, who lives midbetween Pleasant Hill and h Springs, shot and instantly ones of tn ii a negro employe by the name lm Gill. It appears that Mr. Eddie Ly<l mond and Gill bad had some . >le and Gill came into Mr. Ham-1 i's yard and renewed the trou- 1 ?k throwing a rock at Mr. Ham- ; ** I. who in defense of himself,! N, I llf IKIU1 BllOl Willi a PWDI. ; gtrate H. W. Mobley held the ***1 1 38t yesterday. There were no j I t-J witnesses to the difficulty. Mr. mond was one of the witnesses Francis F< >e Inquest. He stated that he the shot In self-defense. The {{fin ct of the jury was that the de- J JJg id came tp his death from a gunwound inflicted by Mr. Ham- A Weil I. Mr. Hammond Immediately crazed vio mdered to the sheriff and will A,.nnv i application for bail at once. awful dea c Dry Spots. Par* ^eatu ohlbltton may not prohibit abso- " r, but when you have a gover- CC vho Is In sympathy with law enment it tends to make it terrl- ? 110 ry In spots.?OafTney Ledger. THF B1 T1 icav J f] itCt ipttuXoit. "Barikviput i,anca8teric^^\\i^K^s.Scoxt ttoui \ i i JKST NATIONAL BANK. 'HG9EM .. v. JL fr *'H>? liWfc>S ? 8,1915. r I?U.\TEI? i.Asi NKiUT. rrrrrrrrrrr, I****-****** ip I'rpsciitpd ?t Korslm w V I Heath Springs. * ilng play. "The New Mln- J fill h gave its second pre- ?| I ! t the opera house last II again enjoyed by many J le. It was well acted and creditable to those who [*'. located at ;11 as to those who train- J te talent. Mrs. John T. worked indefatigably in 5 young people who took ? Loans and te was ably assisted by i > Perry and others, who Overdrafti e the play the success it Bonds am be. From the two per- ! Furniture he door receipts amount- J Banking 1 7 5. from which expenses v other rea lucted. This extremely Miner r? a will at dates soon to be ? ')ue *rom be presented at Kershaw Currency. Springs. Gold ! Silver and iess Notices <'"<"'ks 01 , t Total . -300 to 500 Frying size J or broilers. Catawba et. GU-tf > Capital st P LA NTS by parcel post ? . r cents per hundred; $1.00 * US id. Tomato plants 5c per Undivided A. Lingle. 64-tfc1 paid... '? Due to ba ween Lancaster and the t*l Ktion. open face lS-size 1*1 h. gold locomotive inlaid ? Savings d Reward if returned to A. ' [ Time cerl lier. Motel Royal. 64-ltp * Certified ! Cashier's OUR ORDER for flowers. * i, daughter or friend will y ext week. We are sole j Aotes and Van Liiulley Co., flowers. ' * Reserved ^harniacy. 64-ltc > ; ~ ~ ; : I Total . .?Or will exchange for # jutfit, an International >' STATE O ig outfit complete with 6 * llefore e. all in good condition y; bank, win niond, Route 1, Heath , C. 63-3tp * statement V of said hs T?Very desirable 8-room n Main St. Equipped with J r, bath and sewerage. P03- y en June 1st. See or call Correct? atta Hood. 64-tfc I y HEAP?And I have some tains in Real Estate. See LillLlVt ?* ? Belk. 63-3tc -To buy 60 cords pine _ L once. Edwards & Horton. ?Three or four furnished for light rouse keeping. esirable and have lights I myvfa ffej "Housekeeper," care 1 vf/il ?One or more complete $ -J r The News of the date of fcr our il es \ Coodtfarr _ V Muwm, ?To sell stove wood or 4 e wood, oak wood, 2 feet , Edwards & Horton. E?Nice 5-rooni cottage ttings. Main St., three ? irt House. Dirt chean. * Ford as part payment. Dr. jfc e, Marion. S. C. 63-3tp JL / I I W AT THE | I \pT r ar i Pump, mn A V 1 A beautn L JCm. I A beautil ler and Matt Moore, in + white nhidden Treasure" * y Comedy Drama, in v drossy Two Parts. v E. P. dney Ayres, in |r tier of Parentage" + E r-lt,! 2 great \ DNESDAY TOMORROW | Episode 14 of * BEA 5 Master Key | nil to see this and the X Li,ly' a 11 as these are the last i pair... is wonderful serial. j Pashionai >... X Memory, ?ns, Victoria Forde and T palm Bea ,ee Moran, in 4 ?rL11 _ O CO ff ! White Ca Coat of Coats ? value,* estor Comedy. j t champion X pair... IURSDAY I ? ** ?rd arid Grace t unard, intom of the Violbn | J{( d, tense story of alt; linist, who by his unsio, lures victims to ths. A special three ?i re. ; [ __________ . )MING SOON \\ Black Box LI EST SERIAL YET. a ie Star s Most Popular Photo- ^ V 1/ bend Y ...... ... a*** STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION O ie Bank ot Lanca Lancaster, S. C., at the.close of business RESOURCES. I discounts 1 stocks owned by the bank and fixtures louse 1 estate owned banks and bankers I other minor coin id cash items LIABILITIES. ock paid in mid . . 1 profits, less current expenses and tax ,nks and bankers I deposits subject to check... .$167,262. eposits 84,864.' liticates of deposit 73,071. checks 6. checks 256.' [ bills rediseounteil for interest F SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lancas me came Geo. W. Williams, Cashier of tli? a, being duly sworn, says that the above is a true condition of said bank, as showi ink. GEO. W. WI to and subscribed before me this 6tli day JNO. H. 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Order by mail. We prepay postag )bins0ncloud ^ )mpany LANCASTER'S LEADING STORE. our Job Work to I |||B - I nrr ' 1 vi < 5 f ; ctnr > oiu 1:1 1 May 1, 1915. I*1 M . .$436.471.4S K] 8,640.39 KJ 10.500.00 t*| ? 1,000.00 l*| ! 5,800.00 K| 3.500.00 |*1 70,042.63 l"| ' ] 4.475.00 I*1 4,010.0') |*I 833.76 I*1 464.17 Ki . $545,737.43 , . 50,000.00 . . 100.01)0.00 : . . .",1.327.41 ; 4,561.59 :: 1)7 9 4 50 J 78 325.46] 40 V . . 30.000.00 v 4.387.03 >! ! ..$545,737.43 > iter?ss: i above named * and foregoing , i by the books V LLIAMS. ? of May, 1915. V tary Public. >J< . L. Crawford, ! ! V j if AT HOME, torn Hand Made factory prices, jrove our as3?rTallow at highwants and offerRUN, , C. -1 .. DTI T,-t-, <M.<> 'ERS D IPS j her Baby Doll ial 92.00 lieol.... .52.50 t T vhite sole and -i* much wanted J 53.50 ~ >mfortable and T. 82..10 T l.5'? value, for ~ 8:1.00 3! (1 fitter anil a 7. 4 8:1.00 m PUMPS I ieel, wide toe, 4 $1.25 4 " $1.50 4 $1.50 4 $2.00 4 his is a $1.50 $ $1.00 T nd Children's T 75c 4 50c 4 :e. 4 ? 11 $ I * ii - ??!: ?l'?X ~1 f/ie Afews