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? Eepreawtatice Newspaper. Boners Lexington and the Borders of the Surrounding Bounties Like a Blanket,
VftT. TTTY. LEXINGTON, S, C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22. 1909. 8 j
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I UNDIVIDED PROFITS
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3 This Bank values the businsE
8 dafing the past year, and invites
v I To those contemplating mak
r \ I ne38 for the year 1910, WE OFF!
I Deposits received not later 1
Department, will draw interest f
8 To All of Our Customers and Fi
. p ' a Prosper
DO YOU PRA
There are very few who conld r
pay day tor tne possiDie "xvamv ?ja.y
TRY IT. Ifc paves the way to s
That you did not begin sooner.
WE PAY 4 per cent. INTERES
Don't put it off, but begin now,
The Bank
R. L. LYBRAND, President
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m NEW BRO(
fitj>4 We Want your business. It
Jjf your money with us until you
times a year.
yi J. C. CUICNARD,
<jV Vice-President.
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^ Has a new and complet
^ embracing everything in Dr
J Fancy Groceries, etc.
4 FULL LINE OF C
& Just received1 a fall and ooie
^ Holiday Goods, and cordially in
^ yon bay else where.
0 Highest prices paid for cour
^ 30c per dozen for eggs; 25c poun
^ $1.75 for seed peae, and 16c per
0 Give me a share of your t
^ every transaction.
- < IOOR HAYES,
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Do You Api
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If you do, take every
a long on
DR. HI
Life the Live
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It cures Constipation, In
Kidney Troubles, five case
FOB SALE BT ALL DBUG
THE MURRAY DRU<
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YOU
We have mad<
the needs of our cu
our store. We qu
For Christmas bread am
Candv from 7c to 20c lb. B<
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Solicits a Share
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IONAL BANIV |
XINCTON I
$25,000.00 I i
4,500.00 R {
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is it ha9 received from its Customers I *
a continuance of the same. n
ing a change in tjieir Banking Busi- 0 :
!R OUR SERVICES. I 1
than January 10th, in our Savings I
rom the 1st. | *
riends, We Wish a Merry Xmas and | y
ous New Year | j
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rvrifiF SAVING? !
tot lay something by each month, each 3
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;uccess, and you'll liave but one regret, viz: <
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>T on Saving Deposits calculated quarteriy.
by opening an account with us.
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of Swansea.
B. E. CRAFT, Cashier.
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>KLAND, S. C. j|]
is our desire to please. Leave yjc
need it We pay interest four ^
L. S. TROTTI, j|
President fib
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e line of General Merchandise, ^ j
y Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, ^
HRISTMAS GOODS. ?
iplebe assortment of Christmas and &
vites inspection of his stock be fore ^ 1
ttry produce. I will pay at present ^
d for butter; 95c a bushel for corn; ^
pound for turkeys. ^
rade. Satiifaction guaranteed on #
, Saxe-Gotha, S. C. ^ I
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3reciate Life?
precaution to make it
e, and take
ILTON'S
|B (AND Kidneys.
digestion, Stomach, Liver and ;
s that shorten Life.
GISTS. WHOLESALE BY
C CO., Columbia, S. C.
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; greater preparations tf
istomers. We want e
ote a few prices:
i cakes, fancy patent flour from
est grade of new nuts, all kinds, 15
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of Your Valued Pat
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BRILLIANT WEDDING.
listoric St. Stephen's Scene of Beautiful
Marriage on Thursday
Evening.
Of the many weddings that have
jeen solemnized in beautiful, historic
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church, none
lave been marked by greater beauty
md simplicity in every detail, than
ihe ceremony Thursday evening, when
Sliss Lula Estelle Kaminer became
he bride of Mr. Samuel Jesse Leaplart.
The beautiful white interior of the
ihurch, decorated with garlands of
Southern smilax and beautiful white
vedding bells, presented a scene of
are beauty and loveliness. The rossrum
was banked from either side
:>ack to the altar with loyely ferns
md stately palms. White ribbons
narked off the seats reserved for the
[amily, intimate tnenas ana reiauves.
Promptly at 6 o'clock, as the sweet
aotesof the wedding march, skillfully
rendered by Mrs. E. B. Poof, with vialin
accompaniment by Prof. David
Smithdeal, of Columbia, pealed forth,
the four ushers?Congressman A. F
Lever, Sam P. P?oof, Alfred J. Fox
and B. H Barre?came slowly up the
aisle and took their places at the altar,
two coming in at a time, one up each
aisle.
Next came the pretty maid of honor,
Miss Annie Martha Meetze, niece of
the bride, wearing a lovely gown of
blue ribbon and white lace, carrying
an armful of white roses. Next came
the groom up the right aisle with his
brother, Mr. C. E. Leaphart, as best
man. La9t, advancing slowly up the
left aisle, came the bride with her
nephew, Mr. Julian P. Meetze, who
gave xitjr iu maiiia^c.
The Rev. T. S. Brown, pastor 01 Sh.
Stephen's Church, pronounced the
ceremony in a most beautiful, impro.-,aive
manner, using the ring service of
the Lutheran church.
The bride wore a handsome mantailored
London smoke serge dress,
with hat and gloves to match and carried
a lovely shower boquet of bride's
roses, lillies of the valley and ferns.
Immediately after the ceremony,
the happy couple left on the 7 o'clock
brain for a brief stay in Florida, amid
a shower of rice and hearty good
wishes.
The love and esteem in which this
worthy couple is held was shown by
the numerous and beautiful presents
of cut glass, silver, china and substantial
pheeks.
The bride is the third daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Kaminer,
and is a young woman with many
charms, always popular at home and
abroad. Mr. Leaphart is the very efficient
postmaster and numbers his
friends by the score. He is a son of
the late Dr. C. E. Leaphart, a gradua
e of the University of -South Carolina,
an I is well known throughout
the S .ate.
NOTICE.
The County Board of Commissioners
for Lexington County will hold its
annual meeting in the Supervisor's
office on Thursday, the 6th day" of
January, A. D. 1910. All persons
holding demands of any kind against
the Conntv. not previously presented
to the Board, are hereby notified to
file the same with the undersigned on
or before the first day of January
next, in order to have said claims examined
and passed upon at the annual
meeting.
J. BROOKS WINGARD,
Clerk Board Co. Com.
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lan ever to supply
tverybody to visit
$6.25 to $6.50 per barrel
c lb. Oranges 15c to 25c
A R X>7
OSS COMPAQ
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ronage. Polite and Pron
2??s. Msotss's Esception f
The crowning event of last week f
was the brilliant reception given by p
Mrs. M. W. Meetz? at the Meetze ho- J\
tel on Wednesday evening from 9 to I
11 o'clock in honor of her sister, Mies
Luia Kaminer, whose marriage to |.
Mr. Leaphart, occurred on Thursday )
evening. j
The spacious entrance hallway was J
beautifully decorated with Southern !
smilax, holly, mistletoe, palms and
ferns. The office of the hotel was
converted into a veritable bower of i loveliness,
*ith its decorations of
crimson and green. The mantel shelf
was a bank of holly and crimson
geraninms, while from tho front of ^
the mantel countless red tapers shed \
their beautiful light. In this room J
were also displayed the many hand- |
some presents. From a dainty and at- |
tractive booth, arranged in one corn- j
er, a bevy of pretty girls dispensed a
rerfeshing punch. \
The handsome parlor was striking- jj
ly artistic in its decorations of earn?- |
tions and pink geraniums.
The dining hall was artistically beau
tiful in white interpersed with greer.
Particularly artistic and beautiful was
the bride's table, with it's cover cf 1
lace, snowy - white carnations and "
maiden hair ferns. From a large
lamp suspended over the table, hung j
garlands of white, caught at the four ?
corners with huge bows and dainty v
sprays of maiden hair ferns.
Recieving in the entrance hall were: .
Mrs. John Wilson Butler, Mrs. D. R. 1
Haltiwang6r and Miss Elizabeth
Dominick, of Newberry. At the parlor
door Miss Annie Martha Meetze, ?
O,
assisted by Miss Sadie Raysor, of St.
Matthews, received the guest3 and incited
them into the parlor where Mrs.
Meetze received with the bride and _
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groom and Mi9s Jodie Caughman, of
' Columbia. A
i Miss Kaminer never looked more a
i radiant than in her gown of lavender 1
tissue, hand made from the real pine- j
apple fibre. The material from which S
this dress was made came from Manila
where it was made, and wss the gift .
of Mis9 Kaminer's brother, Mr. !
W. 0. Kaminer, treasurer of Rial
Province. |
Mrs. Meetze wore a handsome silk |
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gowu, eiauuratui^ uxaiucu. w
A delightful course of refreshments !$
was served, followed by bon bons and
mints. There were about seventyfive
guests present during the evening. ~~
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Carriages. s
Married, December 1st, at the home a
of Mr. Calvin Amick, near' Amick's 3
ferry, Mr. Willie O. Wessinger and 2]
Miss Hattie Amick, the bridegroom's I
uncle, Rev. B. D. Wessinger, officlat- ?j
lng' I
Married, December 9th,'at the Luth- g
eran parsonage, Gilbert, S. G., Mr. |
Jesse H. Keialer and Miss Emma 0. I
Keisler, Rev. B. D. Wessinger, offl- |
ciating K
Mr. Lewie C. Price and Miss Lona a
McCartha were married on December 1
19tb, in the Lutheran parsonage at H
Gilbert, Rev. B. D. Wessinger, offici- 9
ating. H
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Trouble Makers Ousted
When a sufferer from stomach trouble
takes Dr. King's New Life Pills he'9
mighty glad to see his Dyspepsia and
Indigestion fiy, but more, he's tickled M
over his new, fiue appetite, strong y
nerves, healthy vigor, all because stom,
ach, liver and kidu*ys now wcrk right. 113
25c at Kaufmann Drug Co., Derrick's
Drug Store, Sandel Drug Store. tf
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a dozen and from $2 to $2.50 a 1
Apples 50c peck. Bananas 75c tc
We have many a
for Xmas presents. F
to see us. Our price
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: OLUMBIA, 8. C,
ipt Attention.
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JBjwjmAJU'i in Ml? '^ agrgao^-jrmiaajijt
||jg| AS6LLA
,\^j^VxIv\^^S^NV<C> ifi worth or>lv half fuz t
*m^r ^ere ^east twice
V^JjjJ!:I^?:;;y; Put temptation out of
Citizens Bee
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*?jL ^ ft?s safer there any i
^ m J^JTA mx. Start vour acco
TT ul I AaT f
ffetfTvV? have. Make it a rule
(WOB 'J A pay all bills by check.
left for yourself every
We pay interest on
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1892.
Lexington Saf
LEXINGTON,
apltaf, Surplus ssid UadMik
5 per cent, interest paid on
eing computed semi-annually. B
jceived.
Commercial accounts also give
Ample facilities for handling
ccount will be appreciated.
Safety deposits boxes for rent, <
W. P. POO
Bank of <
: : : CHAPIN, (
The Bank That As
This bank aims to give you good sei
checks for you?furnish drafts for sf
always glad to assist you in business i
with this bank, which makes a point
po?itors. Our certificates of deposit 1
We cordially invite the farmers as v
their banking with us.
J. S. WESSINGER, President.
Plant Your DolS;
; They will yield a sure han
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, \
good or bad, and, if the "RAIN
the principal as well as the inte
mediately had.
. Only a small amount is ne
- ' i n - o?_ tra:; t
Let us start trie saving naun i
THE STATE
COLUMBIA,
Wm. Barnwell, President.
John T. Melton,
For Salo or Bent.
I offer for sale or rent, my farm near T
r. John P. Corley's, known as the ^nn
e ?e
'essinger or Leaphart place. For r^ov
irther information, apply to | aga
Mrs. Jesse Hendrix,
Leesville, S. C. {
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box. Raisins 10c a pound, $1.50
) $1.50 a bunch.
rticles in Fancy Croc
ancy box papers, perfi
s will do the rest,
exingtox
<j>
f; IN HAN0
Luoh as one in the bank. For
in the temptation to spend it
your way by depositing youi
ii of Batesburg,
1G, : : : S. C.
vay than in your safe or cash
unt today with what you
to deposit all your cash and
You'll find you have more
timp von hp inn op vnnr honks.
time deposits quarterly,
es.
FES, Cashier.
CAETEE, Asst. Cashier
KCEBsarcgf TijmnmnawinExaiam ^siujm;3i?nmtwv.v
1909.
lugs Bank,
- s. c;
4 Profits IZZ DOO.GO.
savings deposits, ;r?.terest
eposits of 81.00 and over
n special attention,
your business, and youi
B 1,00 per year.
F, President and Cashier *3
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k WHiiSBIflW VBV1B W M,
rvices. We cash out-of-town ^
inding money way. We are '
natters. Make your deposits
of good treatment of its de- 'v
)e^r interest at 5 per cent. $
rell as the business men to do S
J. F. HONEYCUTT, Cashier I
^amsmss^Eismss^KEss^
airs With Us I
rest of interest in our a
vhether the season be
fY DAY" should come, I
jrest earned, Can be im- B
eded to open an account, i
?or you. I
" RAREK I
s. c. I
Geo. L. Baker, Vice President g
Ca9Wier. E5
Notice, Trespassers.
his is to notify all persons not tot
or trespass in any manner whatr
n;x)n my premises in Bull Swamp
niship, as the luw will be enforced
inst all parties so trespassing.
Laura L. Haifhcock.
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to $1.65 20 pound boxes.
:kery and China ?
lmeries, etc. Call