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REDUCED RATES BY THE
SEAEOARD AIR LINE
RAILWAY.

To Ingram Lithia Springs,
ST. 73; To Borden Wheeler
Springs, $2.7O. Commencing
June 81, tickets will be on
sale each Saturday until
Sept. I'd, good to return on
the following Tuesday. Call
Phone $50 for full informa-
ton.
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HORSE SALE

We will sell at auction a
car load of horses, consisting
of saddlers; roadsters and
good business horses, June
8. at Ala. Livery Co. s stable
TIT End ave. Letson &
Harris. Sale begins at 1000
o'clock.
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Earned runs-Birmingham, 3; New Or
leans, ?.
Two-base hits-Hafford Hennessy.
Tnree-base hit-Smith.
Sacrifice hits-Henuessy, Delehanty
Moore, Schiap, Stratton.
Etolen bases-Miller, Delehanty, Moore
Nadeau, Hahn.
First base on balls-On Raglan, .; off
NThitridge, 2.
Left on bases-Birmngham, :; New
Orleans, g.
First on rrors-Birmingham, .: New
Orleans, 3. hit by oitcher-By Whitridge
Delehanty).
Time of game, :56
Umpire Black.
Attendance, 1871.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the book
of assessments of Jefferson county, Ala
bama, has been prepared and is ready
for inspection and that the court of the
Board of Revenue will sit or the second
Monday in July next to examine the as
SCISSORS returns, and to correct any err
rors therein.
Witness my hand this, the 5th day Of
June 1905, JOHN r.. REED,
President Board Revenue for jefferson
County, Alabama. 6-6-15t
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Municipal improvements.

The expenditures for sidewalks and
sewers in Birmingham for the period
has been s210. 81 81.
Ensley $780, 25.
East Lake $4,000
North Birmingham new electric lighi.
water plant and other improvements
$l25,000
Bessemer streets, etc. $4,000.
Bessemer Waterworks sSO.cpO
Pratt City Avondale. Woodlawn and
other municipalities $4,000
Total S5SS, 99691
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Sanitary Construction.

During the year the Jefferson county
sanitary commission constructed seven
teen miles of sanitary sewer and seven
teen miles of sub-drain at total cost of
$271, 694.93
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Wholesale and Retail Trade.

The gross volume of wholesale and
retail trade of the city during the past
twelve months has been most conserva-
lively estimated at SS3, 100000
The gross output of the 1853 mining and
manufacturing concerns in the district
was s70,0oo.0O0
Total business volume s15S. 100000.
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Alabama Pig Iron Production.
Cars Handled by Alabama Service
Association.

The report of the Alabama Car Service
association does not by any means give
the actual tonnage. A conservative esti-
mate based upon the reports of the car
service association and information from
other sources places the tonnage of Bir-
mingham at three and one-half millions
a month, or forty million tons per an
mum. The tonnage of the district increased
8 per cent from the year 1904 over the
year 1903
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CHICAGO a. Pittsbure 8.

Chicago, June 5.-By punching three sim
giles and a double the locals won today
in the eighth inning. In all but this in
ming Lecver was almost invincible. At
tendance, 200. Score: R.H.E.
Chicago . =. . 900 010 03+-4 8 /
Pittsburg =. =. =. =. ....012 900 000-3 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and O'Neil; Lever
and PETIT. Time, lbs.
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New York II. Boston 2.

Boston, June 5.-Errors by the locals
and New Yorl's heavy batting enabled
the visitors to win today's game. Atten-
dance 1878 Score: R.H e.
New York 100 400 l50-n IL
Boston. :. =. . 200 900 00O--2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Bresnahan; Will
helm and McCarty. Time, 1:3s.
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Establishments and Enlareements.

Means and Fulton Iron Works lem
largements), $4,000.
Dimmiek Pipe Works (enlargement.
$3.50 600.
Coffin and Casket company new,
$50, 000
Case Hardwood company new, $4,000.
Cannon Pump company new $4,000.
American Wood Fiber Plaster company
new, 10000.
Brantley Manufacturing company,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Louisville-Louisville 4; Columbus s..
At Toledo-Toledo IA; Indianapolis 6.
AT Kansas City-Minneapolis 8; Kansas
City 2.
At Milwaukee-St. Paul Z; Milwaukee 6.
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BY HEAVY HITTING
BARONS WON GAME
Fell on Mr.. WhitridgefLike a
Ton of Stag
UMPIRING WAS VERY BAD
With an Even Break on the Decisions
the Locals Would Have Had
Three More Runs,
Again Today.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Games Yesterday.

Birmingham 5, New Orleans ..
Nashville 10, Memphis o.
Shreveport 4, Montgomery l.
Atlanta II, Little Rock G.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Columbia-Columbia 4; Jackson
vile 5.
AT Macon-Macon 5; Augusta g.
AT Savannah-Savannah 8; Charleston l.
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Population.

There have been built in Birmingham
ana surrounding towns since the year
lsVo' ll,ISo dwelling houses. which. at the
conservative estimate of five to dwelling
would show an increase Of population
since the census was taken OF 6S.s25. and
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
Games Today.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati 8, ST. Louis 2.

ST. Louis, June 5-A two-base hit by
Seymour IN the ninth inning and a sim
gle by Barry, which scored Seymour, won
today's game for Cincinnati. Atten-
dance, 800. Score: R.H.E.
St Louis :. ..1100 900 000-2 l
Cincinnati. a.. -.OOO 2OO OOl-3 /
Batteries--Egan and Warner; Walker
and Phelps Time 20.
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Washington 6, Philadelphia a.

Philadelphia, June 5.-The home team
was defeated by Washingtons good hit
ting coupled with errors by Henley. Phil
adelphia's hitting was also good but not
consecutive. Attendance 1929. Score:
Ri. e..
Washington :. ......... .012 002 010-6 s 4
Philadelphia -. ........ 020 Dol 1901 10 5
Batteries: Patten and Hayden; Henley
Coakley and Schreckengost. Time 1:55.
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Railroad Construction.

The railroad companies in the district
have built in main lines. spurs and side
tracks SSia miles which at $4,000 per
mile makes S1.503,000
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ST. DENIS HoTEL. NEW YORK,
at Broadway and 18th street. Centralll
located European plan Moderate charges
Excellent cuisine. 3-24 81
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Nashville, June, 5.-Heavy hitting netted
Nashville ten runs today while two double
plays prevented Memphis from scoring.
Score: Ri. e.
NASHVILLE .......-....b D OOO 2Z~-lU IA
Memphis ........-.....O O0 0O0 OOO-U
Batteries: Hermann and Accorsinf;
Dfo7aairCar
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Montgomery. June 5.-Montgomery out
played Shreveport today, but the three
errors in her column were made on throws
around the diamond in less than Is Sec
onds and were responsible for the game
being lost. Hale pitched splendid ball and
with proper support would have won
easily Attendance 1900. Score: R.H.E.
Shreveport 600 O20 02O-4 4 5
Montgomery :. ......... 200 900 OlO-l
Batteries: Breitenstein and Fritz; Hale
and Manners. Umpire Bassett. Time 100.
Atlanta II, Little Rock 6.
ATLANTA. June 5.-Atlanta's hits We're
more opportune than Little Rocks and
q game. which was anybody's game till
the eigth, came Atlanta's way. Attendance
1900. Score: mr. 4.
Atlanta :. ..oo3 lUs VII 40
Little Rock ..........-20o go loo-o 10
Batteries; Jackson and Arcner' watt
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Reduced round trip rates

ItO0UOOU I0UEIU VHfP fHVVS
by the Seaboard Air Line.
Borden Springs, Ala. $2.77.
Ingram Lithia Springs 81. 10.
Tickets on sale Saturday and
Sunday. Good return Tues
day. Season Tickets Borden
Springs $3.50. Ingram
Lithia Springs 90. 80. Tick
cts on sale each day. Good to
return until Oct 3lst. 1905.
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Nashville 10. Memphis 0.

Guese and Gar-hn. Time lbs. Umpires
Carpenter and Burke.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Games Today.

Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia
Cleveland at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
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BY batting out victory early in yes
terdays game the Barons showed Mem
phis out Of third place and now stands
next to Shreveport and New Orleans
Score: Birmingham 5. New Orleans 2.
Raglan had the Pelicans at his mercy
throughout the game. while the Barons
hit Whitridge to every part of the lot and
chased around the bases at will. With
an even break in umpiring, the Barons
would have had three or four more runs.
but they were not necessary.
Every member of the team except one
secured a hit, and Matthews and Miller
couple each. Hennessy is due a couple
of hits as the last time he was at the
bat he slashed wo-bagger down the
third base line and Black called 1t a
foul. The ball dug up a pound, more or
less, of lime on the line, and when re-
turned to the infield it was covered with
lime, showing that 1t had hit on the line,
which made it fair ball. If the hit had
been allowed 1t would have meant two
more runs for the Barons. Again Carlos
Smith scored easily in the seventh, but
was called out at the plate by Black.
1t was not even close decision.
How Runs Came.
In the first inning Ilafford walked, stole
second, was sacrificed to third by Hen
messy and scored on Miller's single. II
the third with one out Hafford hit for a
single to left. He was caught at second
trying to stretch it into a two-bagger.
He looked safe at that Hennessy hit for
two bags, Miller singled and scored him.
Miller stole second and scored on Dele
hanty's single. Smith retired the side.
Matthews led off with a two-bagger to
left field in the fourth, was sacrificed to
third by Schiap and scored on Moore S
single through short. Delehanty was hit
by the pitcher in the fifth and scored on
Smiths three-bagger to center field.
Schiap led off with a single to left in
the sixth, was sacrificed to second by
Moore. Raglan flew out TO iert, but Half
ford drew a base on balls. Hennessy hit
down the third base line. but the ball was
called a foul. He afterwards struck out.
Miller was safe on first in the seventh
on an error of Stratton. was sacrificed to
second and went to third on the same
play when the ball was thrown to first to
catch Delehanty. Smith hit an infeld ball
and Miller was caught in a chase, while
Smith went to second. Matty singled and
Smith was caught at the plate, according
to the umpire.
Pelican Runs.
In the second Williams singled, went
to third when Holly singled to right and
scored ON Stratton's sacrifice. In the sixth
Hahn hit safe was advanced on Beck $
out and scored on Williams single to left
field. Delehanty threw to the plate, but
tho ball struck Hams leg and bounded
away, Williams going to third. Holly re-
tired the side.
l.. the ninth New Orleans had a rally.
Williams singled and Holly singled. Will
liams was caught off the bag at third ON
throw in from the field on Holly's sim
gle Stratton made the second out, but
Hafford fumbed Whitridges grounder
and Holly went TO third, Stanley had a
chance to score two runs, but famed out
The official score:
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Vulcan" the man who painted him Is
located at H9 N. 10th st. ermitage, OF
course.
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New York 5. Boston 2.

New York, June 5.-Timely hits off
Young won a well played game for New
York against Boston today. Attendance
2000 Score: R.H. E.
Boston . ..................0 200 DOL 1902 8 0
New York =. .... 01O 100 1875 10
Batteries: Young and Criger; Hogg and
KleinoW. Time LEO.
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Games Today.

New Orleans at Birmingham.
Little Rock at Atlanta.
Memphis at Nashville.
Shreveport at Montgomery.
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At Iatonis

Cincinnati. June S.-Beana. at 10 to l
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III memory of our dear Grand,
mothoi, Mrs Margaret Bennett,
who died Aug II, 1905. Had
she lived until the 20th of this
month she would have been 70
years old. She leaves two sisters,
Mrs. Col b Jones and Miss Mary
a. Horton of Korshaw county.
She had 4 children living, 20
grand children, and IL groat-grand
children.
Friends were gathered round casket
Which contain.d d Il jewel rare,
Twas the b2auteous 70. m of Grandma, =,
But her spirit was not there.
Lovely flowers her form encircled,
Scattered thelo by hands of loye.
Willing hearts to pay their tribute
To the dear one gone above
oh how sad TO s. thut sister
Bowed in grief, her lister gone
And to see those children
Weep bii,er tears but not alone
Could We pierce tie vel. that hideth
Her fem mortal eyes and view
such AN angel form or brightness
Clothed in garments white aud pure
Would we cali her back from heaven,
Would we wish her here spain
In this world where joys are mingled,
With sore beIeavemeurs, grief aud
pain.
Grandma we miss thee in our daily
paths
Amid the household greeting
Where tones of tender love are breath
ed
When friend with friend is meeting.
We know with Yonder radiant throne
Before the throne thou art b wing
The bloom of immoI ta!ity
Uron thy brow soft glowing.
sleep on: ere long around thy couch
Shall ji!iies sweet be sprnging
While o'cr thee in the rustling boughs
Will joyous birds he singing.
Sweet be thy est, Oh! Grandma!
Uddistnrbsd by pain or woe,
Sleep sweetly forever dear Grandma
Till Gabriel his trumpet shall blow.
Grand Daughter.
------.4z
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Amos -TiIlnan.


A quiet home wedding was sol
emnized at 3 O'Clock hst Wodnes-
day afternoon, August Is, 1905,
when Miss Lena Amos became the
bride Of Daniel l.. Tillmau. Rev.
Chalmers Fraser. ID. ID s., perform
eel the ceremony at the home of
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Amos The bridal couple
lett on the l.. and g. train that
afternoon for bridal trip TO Old
Point Comfort and Washington.
After September 1st they will be
ut home at Cheraw, S. g., where
the groom is engaged in the offices
Of tho Seaboard Airline.
Miss Amos is one of Lancaster 5
most amiable and cultured young
ladiesand the groom is a promising
young man of this county. Both
are deservedly popular and carry
with them the very best wishes OF
n host of friends here.
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/ s 3 G Es

For sale, OGo fold gin outfit,
consisting Of 1 b =. Natertown
engine, G0-saw Wingato gin, Feed
or and condenser, and Liddell hand
press. Apply 10 }. S. Hagins,
Elgin, S. G.
One second hand 90 saw
Winship Gin, Feeder and Con
denscr, in good conditin, for
sale cheap. Apply to
At w. I. Gregory.
~,-For sale! Two 5o-saw second
hand Gins, Feeders and Con-
dcnscrs, in good condition. Also
a Boss press. Apply to
J a. Hyatt,
q IT, Van Wyck, S. C.
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T Il AW & A 6
Granted Bail.

Policeman JcH GroEory, ut
kershaw, who Shot and killed Mr..
Thomas Catoe in that town ono
night last week, made application
for bail before Associate Justice
Jones at this place Thursday
morning. The defendant was rep
resented by his attorney, f. ID.
Blakeney, Esq, and the State by
Il. f. Wylie Esq. Bail WAS ag
reed upon by consont and the
amount fixed at $4,000 which
was readily given and the defend
ant discharged from custody 10
appear at the approaching term
of court for trail
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MIR. "nd hl's. J, G.. Lazenby
and Misses Minnie, Hattie, and
Pearl Miller will leave today for
an extended trip North. They
will visit Baltimore, Washington
and Philadelphia, returning in
about two weeks.
Rev. Paul Presley is assist
ing in protracted meeting in
Fairfield county this week. He
will go from there to Greenwood
county to assist in meeting at
Bradley. Before returning home
he will visit his parents at Due
West.
= The Woodmun picnic and ed
ucational rally at Van WyckWcd
nesday was II big atfail. Fully
500 people were in attendance.
Congressmnn Finley and Hon. j.
Hamel made fine addresses on cdu
cation and Hon. j. II Foster Oh
woodcraft. The dinner was ex-
cellent and the day enjoyed by all
present.
Lancaster special to News and
Courier: Probably the largest
Confederate cannon ball ever seen
in these parts was shipped here
from Fort Mill Il few days ago.
1t belongs to Capt. Samuel f.
White, formerly of Fort Mill,
bu, now Il resident of Lancaster.
The ball IS 20 inches in diameter
and weighs 120 pounds. 1t was
brought here for the purpose Of
having the names cut on 1t of all
the various owners, from ii ne to
time, of Capt Whites fine pIanta-
tion. near Fort Mill, beginning
with the Indians in 1860. On the
balls return to Fort Mill it will
be used for ornamental purposes
at notable spring on the planta,
tion referred to. 1t is to rest in
the eye of large milestone, which
is to be placed over the spriug.
The names have already been cut
on the ball, by Stonecutter Nc
Ninch, and as the letters are gil,
ded they present very attractive
appearance.
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Pleasant Valley News.
Fort Mill Times

Fort Mill Times.
The protracted meeting at the
Pleasant Hill Methodist Church
will begin on Thursday evening,
the 17lh. The third quarterly con-
ference for the Fort Mill charge
will be held at Pleasant Hill
church noxt Saturday and Sunday.
Presiding Elder Meadors will be
present and will also assist in the
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs y p Heath and
daughter, Miss Helen, are visiting
in Pleasant Valley.
Mae, the little daughter of MIR
and Mrs. j. l.. Pettus, has been
dangerously ill from an attack of
appendicitis, but is now GONZALES
cent. :
Mrs, j. W. Hall is at DR..
Pryors sanltarium ut Chester,
where she is undergoing treatment
for her eyes.
- Hon. 0. w. Potts, who has
been in the hospital at Charlotte
for two weeks, is greatly improv-
ed ut this writing and will return
home in few days.
MIR Os. Barber has been quite
sicf for the past week.
Mr.. +. q. Potts has been
elected principal of the high school
at Purksville, S. G and will leave
for his new fieldof labor about the
1st of September.
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MIR g w Cauthen Came Near
I.nnainr If NIplnn

Mr. g w Cauthen Came Near
LOOsing his Mules.
Mr. Geo. w. Cau,hen came near
loosing pair of fine young mules
in Dry Greek last Wednesday af-
ternoon. He undertook to cross
the creek at an old ford when the
mules begged in quick sand and
mud, unable to move, with their
heads just above water. He had
to hold the head of one of the
mules above water to keep 1t from
drowning before help arrived.
Fortunately his brother, Mr.. Jas.
A. Caution, and his neighbor,
Mr. W Il Vanlandlngham, were
near with a force of hands repair
ing pasture fence which had been
washed away by the freshet, and
they came quickly to the rescue.
The mules were finally saved by
prying them up and lifting then.
out of the creek. One Of the mules
was badly crippled 10 the effort to
get ii out.
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WEE KY.
LCca! kAattsss !,

"htea! customers for Jar
Tops, rubbers, and jar wrenches.
j. Is, Mackorell.
-Mr. Mack Christenbury, of
Derita, and Miss Minnie Cnristen-
bury, of Marvin, were married
Tuesday 10y ESQ D. X. Hall.
For Sale! 400 bus. of corn
Apply to James f. Helms, r. F.
D. No. 1.
Mr.. Soulo Gregory of Kcr-
shaw is visiting relatives at this
place.
Miss Margaret Hoke of Way
cross, Ga, Miss Bessie Hoke of
Catawba and Miss Margaret Frew
of Rock Hill are guests of Mrs.
w. b. Knight.
= Mabel, the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Ligon, of this
place, died cf cholera infant, u,
Thursday, August Is, 1905, aged
about 8 months.
Mrs. ID. w. Slower is visit
ing relatives at Rock Hill.
Mrs. Il. l.. Dick Of Concord,
N. @ is the guest of Mro. w. G..
Carpenter.
Three lots with dwellings,,
also vacant lot on Elm Street for
sale Apply to T. S. Carter Agent.
Lost! Gold locket, letter +.
engraven thereon. Return to this
office and get reward.
Mrs. II. K. White, of Fort
Mill, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Virginia Green.
Miss Zoo White, of Fort
Mill, is the guest of Miss jamie
Green.
Mr. Martin Davis, of Char
lotte, N G., is here on n few day S
visit to his wife, who is spending
some time with the family of DR..
Poovey.
Salesman wanted to look af
ter our interest In Lancaster and
adjacent counties. Salary CT COM
mission. Address Clover Oh and
PANT Co., Cleveland, o.
Mr.. Geo. w. Pittmau of
Jones x Roads had COW killed
by lightoing last Saturday night.
The graded school opens the
first Monday in September. See
announcement.
Rev. K. F. Griffith OF States
vile, N. g., will hold series of
meetings Mt Gills Creek A. II. p.
church next week.
Mrs. w. ID. Gamble of Wild
wood, Fla, is here on visit to
hel sister, Miss Maggie Hood, and
other relatives. Miss Allie Hood,
who has been spending some
time in Florida, returned home
with her.
The Board of County Com
missioncrs met Tuesday IN the
Supervisors office, and declared
j. f. Nishet elected cotton weigh.
er at Lancaster G. H., A. L..
Mobley at Heath Springs, and q.
+. Cook at Kershaw.
: Girts Daniel, colored, charg-
ed with house, breaking and lar
ceny, was brought up from >Ker-
shaw Wednesday and lodged in
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No. 1858.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Office Comptroller Of the Currency
Washington, ID. c., Aug. 4, 1905.
WHEREAS by satisfactory
evidence presented TO the under
signed, it has been made to APP
pear that "'Thc First National
Bank Of Lancaster, in the Town
of Lancaster, in The County Of
Lancaster and State Of South Car
olina, has complied with all the
provisions Of the Statutes of the
United States, required to be
complied with before an associa-
ton shall be authorized to COM
mencc the business of Banking;
NOW THEREFORE, |, Thorn
as ?. Kane, Deputy and Acting
Comptroller Of the Currency, do
hereby certify that "The First
National Bank of Lancaster, in
the Town of Lancaster, in the
County Of Lancaster and State of
south Carolina, is authorized OF
commence Che business of Banking
as provided In Section Fifty one
hundred and sixty nine of the
Revised Statutes of the United
States.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
witness my hand and Seal Of Off
ce thisFourth day ofAugust, 1905.
(SEAIA I. p. Kane,
Deputy and Acting
Comptroller of the Currency.
O-Io-'o5.
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Special Price on Table Damask.

beautiful piece of 6S inch Bleach Danask
price, One piece all Linen wide e
price cents One inch wide Unbea chcd and all
Linen worth $2 price IS One piece y
worth $3.50 price % We show beautiful
line Of dolies match and the price