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[Far FOR f 119 acres less than two (station on the S. A. L. 1 20 acres cleared land, 50 and the balance in second ings. $10.00 per acre. 201 acres 21/* miles fro acres cleared, ten acres < ance in pine timber. Two necessary out-buildings. I Terms easy. Both of the above plac markets?being near Dell mire and seven miles fron 1G7 acres only three mil on the Jonesville-Union 1 way) This is a beautiful worth considerably more has a good (white) scho water, splendid pasture, irnnrl fluralHnor onrl fiirn VI VI Clinic, CV11V* t*VU with all necessary "out b a "Beauty." $25.00 per a< 116 acres ll/> miles froi burg road. Fine land, g houses and out-buildings; tivation; 18 acres fine cr ville special school districl lands sold this year for $5 acre will buy this tract ( Terms easy. The above is only a part buy a farm see wh IE.F.K I jonesvi: ' UHBggMBnMIMMMM? Report of the Condition of THE CITIZENS NATIONAL HANK at Union, in the State of South Carolina, at the close of business, November 2(>th, 1012: RESOURCES Roans and Discounts $212.02.3.42 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 3,738.36 U. S. Bonds to secure circulation __ 12,500.00 Banking house, Furniture and Fixtures __ 14,600.00 uue irom National Hanks (not reserve agents) 1,1(54.77 Due from approved Reserve Agents __ 11,142.(59 Checks and other Cash Items 1,148.41 Notes of other National Banks (55.00 Frantional Paper Currency, Nickels and cents 211.71 Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, viz: Specie $10,940.40 Legal-tender notes 020.00? 11,500.40 Redemption fund with U. U. Treasurer (5'7 of circulation) __ 025.00 Total $208,785.79 LIABILITIES Capital Stock Paid in $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund 8,000.00 Undivided Profits, less Expenses and Taxes paid__ 7,100.12 National Bank Notes outstanding to AA Due to other National Hanks __ __ 1,404.86 Due to approved Reserve Agents __ __ 69.44 Individual deposits subject to check 130,380.91 Time certificates of deposit 12,691.73 Cashier's checks outstanding 709.13 Notes and bills rediscounted __ __ 20,869.60 Bills payable, including certificates of deposit for money borrowed 25,000.00 Total $268,785.79 State of South Carolina, County of Union. I, C. C. Sanders, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. C. C. Sanders, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of Dec., 1912. J. M. Greer, Notary Public. Corect-Atest: R. P. Morgan, J. J). Jones, i J. G. Going. Directors. ? i i BICYCLE TIRES ! Do You Need One or More 1 BICYCLE TIRES? ! If so cut out this adver- i tisement and brinj* it with A you and we will explain the 1 matter. W. Newell Smith Auto Co. c 49-11. 1 MS ? it n 3 it Lit J miles from Delta, S. C. tailroad). It has about acres in original woods, growth pines. No buildin Delta, S. C. Seventy original forest, the bal- , tenant houses and other h-ice only $10. per acre. :es are in easy reach of ta, six miles from Whit1 Carlisle, S. C. es from Jonesville, S. C., Road (or national highnippp of l'Pttl psfat.p a nrl than I offer it for. It ol on the place, good plenty of timber, very tenant houses, together uildings." This place is ere on real easy terms. Jonesville on Spartanood pasture ,two tenant three-horse farm in culeek bottoms; in Jonest. Some of the adjoining 0.00 per acre. $35.00 per which is just as good). ial list. If you want to at I have to offer. ELLY LLE, S. C. I Statement #lf lh<> Af THE BANK OF CARLISLE Located at Carlisle, S. CM At the Close of Business Nov. 26, 1912 RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts $66,508.21 Overdrafts 2,117.02 Furniture and Fixtures 500.00 Banking House 1,000.00 Due from Banks and Bank ers __ 13,959.51 Currency __ 3,616.00 Gold .. 80.00 Silver and other Minor Coin __ 564.70 Checks and Cash Items 235.66 Total $88,581.10 LIABILITIES Capital Stock Paid in $10,000.00 Surplus fund 8,000.00 Undivided Profits, less current Expenses and Taxes Paid 3,520.25 Due to Banks and Bankers 2,264.56 Individual Deposits subject to check 36,699.61 Time Certificates of Deposit __ 10,337.87 r* u:??- ? v/i?siiiiT s v ncc'KS __ 300.03 Bills Payable, including certificates for Money Borrowed __ 15,000.00 Reserve Fund Carried on General Individual or Savings Ledger 2,100.00 Collections __ 358.78 Total $88,581.10 State of South Carolina, County of Union. Before me came Wm. H. Gist, President ?>f the above named bank, who, being sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. Wm. H. Gist. Sworn to and"" subscribed before me this 4th day of December, 1912. W. E. Bates, Notary Public S. C. Correct-Attest: C. A. Jeter. M. C. Deaver, W. E. Ratchford, Directors. Citation to Kindred and Creditors Mate of South Carolina, County of Union. Fly Hon. W. W. Johnson, Judge of Probate. Whereas, J. E. Hunter and Mamie H. Young have made suit to me to trrant them F,etters of Administration on the Estate and effects of J. C. Hunter, deceased. % These are, therefore, to cite and idmonish all and singular the kindred ind creditor of the said J. C. Hunter, ieceased, that they be and appear, before me, in the Court of Probate to ie held at Union S. C.. South Caro ina, on the 20th day of December, lext, after publication hereof, at 11 )Ylock in the forenoon, to show cause, f any they have why the said Adninistration should not be granted. Given und<*r my hand and seal this 1th day of December, Anno Domini, 1912. W. W. Johnson, Probate Judge. Published on the fith and 13th days f December, 1912, in The Union Times. ? $823,415,455 RUNS THE ' ? * GOVERNMENT- ONE T1*AR j Tremendous Total in Estim0lW/.&f Various Appropriation Bilb^-rAn Increase of $72,000,000?Estimates Provide for Three New First.?lM Battleships. Washington, Dec. 2.?It will $823,415,455 to conduct the govfgifementt for the fiscal year endih^Jjn June, 1914, according to e'stim&te&^t various department heads, subrQntjted toda to Speaker Clark by the sMMiii tary of the treasury. This does not include any ion for the postal service, whtaSiVia expected to be self-supporting,*.'; Jhe total is an increase of mor#$Har $72,000,000 over appropriations>4iAde for the present year by the lafH&|S8sion of congress. Of the increase, $28,000,000 ^appears in the estimates of thet .0$cretary of the navy and $20,009*000 represents the increase asked by we navy department ior Dunaing an? equipping new vessels. J The estimates would providQkHtt three new battleships laid doJj^^H the present year. Another 000 of the increase is shownPii^^H estimates for the payment How the estimates will fare at the hands of the democratic majority in congress is the subject of consider*? ble conjecture. It is expected, Jthat the attitude of the house majority on the questions involved in he estimates will forecast the attitude of he coming administration. General furnishing of the White House for Wilson is contemplated in the estimates with $15,000 for redecj orating the east, red and blue rooms where the oflicial receptions are hel<fl Mrs. Tillman Keeps Children Until^j Court Announces its Final Decisifl Columbia, Dec. 2.?That Mrs. Lufl Dugas shall maintain possession M her children subject to the order ol the court and that the court reservei1 its opinion, were the announcement I made by the supreme court1 afr a conclusion of the Tillman case to^in which B. R. Tillman, Jr., is ing to get possession of his two 11? tie daughters, now in the possession of his divorced wife, Mrs. Dugas Tvf man. , rtr In rebuttal to the evidence stS mitted last Monday by Mrs. Dugas I ( which she alleged Tillman had bm drunk and living an intemperate^ since 1909, submitted affidavits 100 -or?mere * one from United Sftates Sena|5fs-*r man, affirming that young Tiff j had been living a temperate life ! tH' 1909, ^nd that he had not been d^M-11 on certain days in November, l* charged by Mrs. Dugas. r1* Tillman, in rebuttal, also argues that as South Carolina has no -divorce law, the court has no- right to look upon Mrs. Dugas as other than his wife and she no right to keep the children. Tillman was represented in part by his brother, Henry TillmaV of Greenwood, who made a stro<^ argument in his behalf. There used to be made in this corntry copper-toed shoes that the snail boy couid not kick out in one ihonth. Ah, those were happy days for parents ! Infantile paralysis has appeared amonj; the Eskimos in Alaska. The backward races must often sit down and wonder whether civilizatfo/h really pays. WHEN YOU WANXTHE BEST AND PUOTBT FLOUR i Manufactured, call 00,118 foif F?AISljST y It has no superior ^fi,d few equals. It cooks betterf makes Kntfo** Vw?/-I ? | Muvvci wi ucllly UCl/l/d" canes, oet> ter pastry, more bresiK to the barrel, and sells at a very reasonable price. But remember?That if it is Cheap Flour you want, none have it cheaper. We can su$ you if you can be suited., We offer First Patent Flout While it Lasts for $&25 Bbl. If it does not satisfy w&take it off your hands without- Question. THE UNION GR^ERY COMPANW Good Flour /TIRES^JjJ we carry a stocK)# Tirea for Automobiles, jfcicycles and have just reeved a fresh supply of B^jjy Carriage Tires.- We a?here to please you- jCall anif#ee. W. Newell Smith jute fCfa baptists GATHER IN ' Abbeville for annual j&y ' vSTATE convention. JHpt^fcdtoirtued from page 1) Uifefc J. W. Sprolls and C. W. Sal ton. Li* _ ' ^listen Relief -C. C. Bfown, of Sumter, subKitted the report of the board of aped ministers' relief, which was referred to the following committee: IC*. Covington, M. m. Beason, G. t. Asbill, H. C. Brabham, and e. j. Clary The report of the , Connie Maxwell orphanage was read and referred to a committee, consisting of J. J. Woodward, T. S. Wright, J. V, Bailey, O. J. .Prince, L. D. Evans. Rev. J. D. Moore submitted the report .of the hoard of Sunday School department, which was referred to a committee. Derieux, D. D. submitted "report/of the state mission board. Evening Session. EThe evening session of the Baptist t^Dhrentiair was devoted to home missions. The - convention sermon by McLean, D. D., of Aiken, presentation of the necesstruction as well as evan4>aptism, the showing by the stereopticon of the :he home mission board, 3y V I. Masters, D. D., of id the address by Dr. B. D. Atlanta, secretary of the ion board constituted the e convention. Ster's presentation of the I feature of the mission te mountain regions of the tates, in the canal zone, in Mexico WASJ n ..WW ? AVVVlOtlUII Xnd inspiration. At the conclusion rijly Country 'Tis of Thee" was sung Pby (he convention with a fervor that |<ovti have sprung from hearts Wrjped with patriotic emotion. After Gray's address the convention 1 aJourned until 10 a. m. tomorrow. Kotomobiles Tlrf yiiii have some real I rj estate that you want to \\ *or an Automo" t lire, come and tell us about It. _ ; | Newell Smith Auto Company \ ; i hIL Itheatre [VAUDEVILLE OF QUALITY MLl STAR ACTS-2 thursday, friday and saturday RIDDLE and RHYME adjusters of eccentric comedy three high class pictures NIGHT PERFORMANCES 7:30 and 9:00 O'clock lOo ADMISSION lOo A 9 "1 B 1 [?la? GROCEI Is the worst business in today. Everywhere you turn yoi Store, but in all this part will find only one Pure Fo Every Thing Good to Eat. We don't mean that we pect to be, but we can dem one of a dozen ways that v the people with what they it, and like they want it tl that ever solicited your bi that no concern ever appr more or tried harder to s< than we have and shall cont 1 idences of the fact that Th pany sells the best and in th staple and fancy Groceries Iyour attention to a few it procure from the every da Pansy Flour, the finest s< in America; Chase & Sanb to 45c per pound, every pou perfect satisfaction. Chas< ail size packages; Niger-inthe finest article ever pacl Syrup; Genuine Sap Maple Maple Cane Syrup; Genuim ble Packages; Genuine Tol test stuff on the tqp side of Fleischmann's Yeast, W; ported Swiss Cheese; Imp Genuine English Fruit Cak< Pure Spices, Pure Extrac and Nuts. Every day and any wher vice. THE UNION CI THE PURE FO( Phone 100 Main Street 1%\\X%$XXSXSXS;XXX%XXSK\XXXX%S<. 1 OURBIC J IS STILL G( j ij; And we have shown the pe< | plan, and we have many w 2 in store. 8 5000 yards Percales and Ca p; Buffalo White Cloth, at a Apron Ginghams, while the; s (Limitt ^ A new line of Ladies ar g ceived yesterday, not three g prices. 2 Men's and Boys Suits ] S; prices. I S. KAS / THE UNDERSEL s Dickert's 01 I | A "PEA RID i FOR SALE ^ Eighty acres of good sm from Kelton. S C. ft.h rpp -JT > " ? \v" ? 4* tion, on Lockhart branch *? on the "Flat Rock" road; ^ This place lies well, is public road, is "cracking j 4* vated, can be sub-divided i J tage, giving each tract a ^ road. If sold by the 25tl 4* per acre for it. This is a * ^ 1 If interested, see J. E. 1 4? 4f or E. F. K] 4* RY TRADE ll t overdone I existence | a will find a Grocery of South Carolina you 8 od Store and Home of 8 are perfect or ever ex- I lOnstrat.P to vnn in or?*r I w. M11J> ve come nearer serving want, when they want lan any Grocery Store isiness. We might add eciated your business srve you satisfactorily inue to. Just a few eve Union Grocery Come long run the cheapest manufactured, we call ems that you can not y store: oft winter wheat flour orns' Coffees, from 30 ind guaranteed to give e & Sanborn's Teas of de-Cane-Patch Syrup, ted in Georgia Cane Syrup, and Log Cabin e White Pepper in Tajasco Sauce, 4'the hotthe earth." ashington Bread, Im orted Edam Cheese, js and Plum Puddings, ts, California Fruits e we are at your seriOCERY CO. 3D STORE L. L. Wagnon Mgr. |l ; SALE I DING ON <; jple our .money-saving | onderful bargains yet 5 I licos, at, the yard, V/2c s 5c y last, 3c 5; id) | id Misses Jackets, re- | 3 days old, at bargain 5 i|i received today at low | iSLER LING STORE j d Stand. \ +. 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? X GE" FARM | : CHEAP! | ooth land, only one mile J s miles from Kelly Sta-, *|? of Southern Railway) daily mail. T "broad sided" to the ?ood" land, easily culti- <|? n small tracts to ad'van- 4* d, good frontage on the i inst., will take $25.00 if bargain. iCELLY, Kelton, S. C. f * ELLY, Jonesville, S. C. + K