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???????????a The Lexington Dispatch Wednesday, July 13,1310. G M. Harm an, Editor and Publisher ! D. R. Haltiwanger, Assistant Editor. I Entered at tne Post Office at Lexington, j S. C., as second class matter. ? i CIRCULATION 2.327. Lever's Lumber Vote. That great bugaboo of a "lumber Vote" that one or two people seemed to think was going to do so much harm to Lever, didn't put in much of an appearance at the Lexington meeting Wednesday, and we just guess it's going to be the same way in Orangeburg county and all over the district. In speaking of the campaign meeting at Lexington the Columbia Record's reporter said: "The greatest ovation so far accorded any candidate on this campaign was given Congressman A. F. Lever by the people of his home county yesterday afternoon. Round after round of applause was accorded Mr. Lever. When fie had finished speaking, the audience cheered for several minutes. Mr. Lever called mam7 of his auditors by name; he knew them and tb< y knew him and it could be seen that they didn't gire a j rap how he voted on any of the sehed- j ules of the turiix bill."?Orangeburg Sun. The above is from the Orangeburg 3 Sun. No one in the great audience who heard Mr. Lever's great speech j had any doubt tint his vote was in j the interest of the taxpayers cf the j South and the district. His .clear, | frank exposition with respect f-> the 1 small duty on lumber showed beyond j question that the duty does net anfi j cannot effect the pric-* of lumber oi ! this State, because of too prokioitivo j freight rates on Canadian lumber, j which make ch? shipment e;l sale c i' ! such lumber in South Carolina an in: possibility. We sail lumber to 0.-i:a- j da and buy nono from i; and homo | the tariff does k -t tfi.r: the price. ! Lever actually ?avr?l money to ?..?ur I people by making cho nor. :.rr\ t-as- | tern Hiiny?ves oi'ii c'""- *r ' ? t- a:ir- < tide pa/the cnx. Ho vt-o d vr> ,- i riie principle or a fair deai for :h ; So::.- ; em taxpayer and was never more right in his life. He has never been given such a .great ovation at the hands of his people shiee his enrtrnco into polities mid h:5 is stronger now than ever before. Among the popular new.-paper men in Lexington lor the campaign last Wednesday was Mr. R L. JVI. Scott, news editor of the 0 dunibbi State. He is one of tne moot brilliant young writers in the State and is "making good'' on The Stare Death, cf Cf ?rt*slia Jerusha Harris, the lC-year-oid j i daughter of Toaey Hirris. one of tne beat- known mid most highly respeet. ed negroes of this town, died at the home of her p: rants on Friday last, after a painful illness extending ov.-.r a period of six months. Sne was buried at Betht-l A. M. L\ church ou Sanday room at 11 o'clock. Ia this affliction Toney has the sympathy of both white and colored. Hero is Relief for Women. If you have puns in the back. Urinary, Bladder or Kidney troub e, and svanr a certain, plea<*anr h rbcure for wo . an's ills, try Mother <iraWs Aus-ralian-Leaf Ii is a safe aDd never-failing regulator. At Druggists or by mail 50 fits. Sample package FREE Address, The Mother Gray Co., Leiioy, N. Y. Lexington County Corn Growers' Association. Friday, July 22, at 10:30 o'clock at Lexington Court House the assoeia v tion will meet-. The following gentlemen will speak on the subjects assigned them, viz: Prof. S. S. Linaler, "Scimtific and Practical Farming " Mr. Has Barr, "Why I Am a Farmer.^ Mr. J. Weir Addy, "How I Am Growing My Corn." Others will speak on the above and kindred subjects, among whom Prof. Ira W. Williams is expected. "When the association met in April the newspapers said "It was one of the most enthusiastic gatherings of farmers ever held in Lexington." We believe and want this one to be the best ever he'd. Every farmer in the county is earnestly invited to attend, ask questions and taflt on corn growing. Plan and talk right now to come aDd teJl of your failures and successes, and bring your neighbor with you. E. C. Ridgell, President. WAKE UP! Shake off that tired feeling due to sluggish liver, kidneys, stomach and bowels. '' Cleanse and purify your system with the greatest of tonics, j OXIDINE ?a bottle proves. The specific for Malaria, Chills and Fever, and all diseases due to disorders of liver, : bowels, stomach I and 1 idnevs. soc. At Derrick Drug Co. Lexiug'o , fc>. C. Our Banks. i The statements of the Lexington county banks all show a wonderful increase iu business during the last few months, despite the fact that this is a season of the year when money is supposed to be scarce. There is no better way to judge the prosperity of any section than bv it<* banks. It is gratifying to note the continued growth of all our banking institutions. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION of the BANK OF CHAPIN, LOCATED AT CHAPIN, S. C., AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 30, 1910. Resources. I Loans and Discounts ?35,340 13 j Overdrafts *?3S 92 Banking House 1,714 24 Furniture and Fixtures 1,795 78 Other Real Estate 3,US 08 Due from Banks and Bankers 88-1 J6 Currency 772 00 Gold...." 295 00 Silver ami other Com 553 99 Checks and Cash Items -V) 09 Total ?15,712 90 j Lisb&iies. Capital Stock paid in ?10,000 00 Surplus fund 335 79 Individual Deposits subject to Check " ..." 9,051 81 Sftvia.'ts Deposits S38 79 j Tina- OoridbvVs of Bern-it. ii,45 1 IS j Cashier's checks Bills ptvable, including c-el isllc.it for moncv borrowed 33 050 j Total 'm-V'1- | SirCe of Foutii Carolina, / } C -uiw of toil v ! 11 -ore c?''.!io J. F. HonuTcuft, | C shier of thn a^oyo nam'nl bani:, v. l o, ; 'Inly .vo'cvn, says Pie :: > -\c j u>!Vv[oi:i^ statem.-ac U -i irue con- | oi;j.oii of :-?M bank, as sbcum by r.be j book.-, or sji'.vI bunk. T. F. Uo-:rvoi TT. R\vc *ii fo a*'.rl subscribed b lore mo, ! to is ciriv r?i ,Tu v. ibb'. Z. Sease. Notary Public for S. C Ccr/."<rt?Atf C.-t J. S. WsssJ.voeu, W. D. Wli.LIA^S. T) " ]TFT x. . .u. -L luv. ixt Directors. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF Tlifi ESOOKLAO BAITS Loi-atrf at Xow Brooklan-l. 3. C.. at the close of business Jim ^ 3 j, 1010. j ] KESOFHCES. ; Loans aivl Discounts $33,413 53 | Ov'.rdrafts 130 44 i Banking House -1.700 00 i Fnrir'tnre nii'i Fixtures 3,750 00 | ; Dae from Bimks and Bank- } < (*1'S rfc, J > i Currency i ,4s:? 00 J t Silver, air! other Coin 452 01 Cheeks ar.d Cash Items 48^ ->2 Total $46,Wi 43 LIABILITIES. Capitil Stock paid in $9,150 00 Surplus fund 500 00 Undivided ptofits, less current expenses and taxes ' paid 340 4(> ( Individual deposits subject to check 14.039 87 , Savings deposits 15.381 10 < Time certificates of deposit 1,750 00 j Notes and bids'rediscounted.. 2,500 00 J BillG payable, including cer- < tifioates for money bcr- ; rowed } 3,C00 00 \ Total $40,901*43 j State of South Carolina, ) j County of Lexington. s < Before me came L. S. Trotti, prcsi- j dent of the above named bank who, being ] rhil-e cwrni cave that t.llU ab.OVf' Slid ( foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by tlie boois of said bank. L. S. TROTTI. President. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 9th dav of July, 1010. Wm. W. Rawes, (L. S.) Notary Public for S. O. Correct attest; K. W. Shull. R. L. Shut.ek. J. G. Guignakd, Directors. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION of the BANK OF SWANSEA. Located at Swansea. S C., at the close of business June 30, ItilO. resources. Loans and Discounts $57,771 17 Overdrafts 1,018 85 Banking Jtlouso z.ojs o-i t furniture and Fixtures 1,5-7 00 J Due from Banks and Bank- ( ers 2,878 31 ( Currency >,000 00 J Gold 105 00 \ Silver and Other Coin ... 1,127 20 < ' i Total #71.5 46 07 ! Lf ABILiiiES. Capital Stock Paid in $10,000- 00 Surplus Fund 2,500 00 Undivided Profits, less Current Expenses and Taxes Paid 330 73 Dividends Unpaid 14 00 Individual Deposits subject to Check 10,211 07 Savings De]>osits 11,480 (',4 Bills payable, including certificates for money borrowed 25,000 00 Total 871.546 07 State ok South Carolina, / County of Lexington. v Before me came B. E. Craft, Cashier of the above named bank, who, being ' " -v ^ _ -i 1 duly sworn, says mar me auuvo aim foregoing statement, is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the hooks of said hank. B. E. CRAFT, Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 5th day of July, 1910. J. G. Falla x. (L. S.) Notary Public, S. C. Correct Attest: R. K. IXABINET, R. L. Lyrrand, W. H. Witt, Directors. Masonics. A A REGULAR COMMUNICA on of Lexington Lodge No. 152, /\r\A. F. M., will be held Saturday, July 16th, 1910, at T oclock, p. m., Brethren are earnestly requested to at Genu. By order of the W. M. Godfrey M. Harmax, Secfy. Masonic ITotico Regular communication of Pomaria Lodge ISo. 151, A. F. M., will convene in Masonic Hall, Peak, Saturday, ltith January, at 6 o'clock p. m. The 2nd and 3rd degrees will be centered. Brethren will please meet promptly. John C. Swygert, Master. NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING OF MIDDLEBURG MILLS. A meeting of the stockholders of Middlc-burg Mills i> hereby called fcr the SLh day of August 1910, at 12 o'clock m,, in the cilices ot the company at Batesbnrg. S. 0. to consider a resolution passed by the directors at a meeting held on the Sth day of July J 1910, suggesting an issue of one rhoii- j sand shores ot preferred s'oek oi the par value one hundred dollars, v. hd-h j - . n . .?, i IS till lliC'VtlSC 01 .* S ),uJO U. lilt- i'iii-1:; ii j stoc&.oach :?u.'ironroe i ?j.-yya^rofV: *vd i (tlvi'U'ilvi ( t ) ? fii-'I Ut!5 CUt (>x ' iitt j net LM:*ni-:;j6 t l;o corporation before ! r.cy Uivib, ucsero pain < '? ;?u: ecotnoii I St. i'V-r. <.; I |p c . [' ikjoi.i.ifl ?u To be j >.ic: ?>**?< T. C'0:? ? i)U< Ct j li: kit / y,< O ;? onCri; (1 to xiy i . I sio<*Ivi !*;<?i ' 1.*' or ; pit' } C. "a t. " ? ! ' 1* ? :.iit to. o':. V ;-2 : .r- 1 ^ - ,f will lure,or bo rcqnou-d to .* ?:i-i ?t j tiift I? c.:u <- 1 rr ; } n Jiur.'i.c .! v.v. : fin/ si., its < i' or - j b iron swnotooric .j i.> bu issued ..;i | l!:o lliii (i sv ci 'b;:." it > Wot. i"a1:! ,,"1 ! TVnrd <; ' WY, P bit .. .! Dimerous ; IIr:.\uv J. llbi v.:; i \v C7-42 / r<) ' (\ t p /o.o <?, P - p A. a. v/ a. i 0 a. O no <!?.'. o j Bale Under Execution. )' / \brti'i' f :! Invocation is,:;. .1 by Frank W. Si; ;?lvv, ck rk oi Court, in o' iiv.; Cuswo.iS Si one Cc;io naiiii-.t W. H. Folder, to ine di;veud, I hnve levied >:poii and will 1! :?* puislio cutcvv, to tin*, - iciest binder, before ike Court douse door,at I."vinoton../-.ii ton J -1 j&;u<iuv in Hilst, J010, clrij-i::?r thv usual hours of -.-ah, jmI t; o rijtht, UJ--.1 iiiteivsr, of i iio Scixd m . .u. ' Icier i;t i lio following land, to wit:?AU that iot of laud, f-icutecl ia tiio County of Lexir^i-on, and 111 .i State of South Giro .us* containing ;en (10) acres more 1*. >s, and bounded on the- xSi.rtii l\v landsof Emma and y Mettzo: South, :>v lands formerly >f W'm. H. Mnfoze, ciee;d. and West by :a:i<ls of C. E. Cork-y. Tonus of sale er.sii, purchaser to pay for payers. P. II. COR LEY, July ll-lD20-3w-3a S. L. 0., S. C. Real Estate \ asad Siisysme, LEXINGTON, - S. C. | ! ? i i i ^ ?gonf For Healih and g Accident I Pay ?1.00 per month and in 5 eise of sickness or accident get ? &50 per month till weii. Acci- | dental death $500. * p I Insure Horses, Mules and g Cattle against Fire, Lightning, 5 Accident and Sickness. | I I ???mrarnmIIUIM!.!?- vi,.n'.iim. ? j _ | "Write or call to see me | at i the mm MATiflMAI BASlIf I j Lexington, S. C | j IW^WI/?'fWWJWV Barbecue at Pelion. We will furnish a first-class barbecue, with re freshmen ts, at Pelion on campaign flay, August 17th. The public cordially invited. Zenker & Yonce. o\v-41 everything else fail&^ M ill ilcivuua juwuaiiuu auu I'.maiv gj I weaknesses they are the supreme I 3 remedy, as thousands have testified. | S FOR KIDNEY, L3VER AND I g STOMACH TROUBLE I I it is the best medicine ever sold | | over a druggist's counter. B SURVEYING * I/AMOTT & COVINGTON CIVIL ENGINEERS Cop. Main and Gepvais Sts. Columbia, S. C. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County -;-f Lexington. Jtsy u-eorge &. uraits, esquire, rroDaie J udge. Whereas, Frank VV. Shealy, C. C. C. P. & G. S. made suit to me, to grant him Letters of Administration of the estate of and effects of Alfred Sliarpe. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Alfred Sharpe deceased, that they be and appear, before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Lexington C H., S. C., on the 17th day of Aug., 1910, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this Stli day of July Anno Domini. 1910. Geo. S. Drafts, (L. S.) Probate J edge. Lexington County, S. C. Published on riio Oh day of July, 3910. in The Lexington Dispatch for | 2 weeks. 3S j i , :? f* v3r*c*lp 8 i J. %A ** *' .<*** v -**? "XiS W u* ^as S jj I L;r f)l Finn i>v.nnISx-li I T?oiI- | I > ./ ' *. . ? * i > C: A ~ 'XL?t " ...: |('V iv";':t fr-woncs: js ? ' *''l. I i i I .'ill ioUfttl'lS t \ J ; }>lu ks j?.k1 *vA\,y.<-2 sots | j , car w.ii':mmi a:i kind oi iron f i w i (! ?:tU .'it. a>to?:iistijiiv," uar- 'j :;:iins. . j ( ' J>Y T: 1 : i I - f-'- ~ J? n V ?-*> I i ' f /- ;*''* H (* ^ l? i- ^ M r. ; %L-t'~c %c ~ a 'W^ i?k ?i. v^> *> Z y , I J. ' v nsir '"., Pr ;>. >' I :. 1 .1 ,0 ' ? V ? V W> J W V < ' ?' O i J i i J J" T??. ? Nc o; ??\ r,/- (..-.hf.;. I .J L *v v. wUw J 't/ V ^ v'?4l Vf" v-5 8 l": j ;"i" i - 0 ;: 0 ;'-< ! <.-: IP l'l '< (.'!'C < Con.c ail. _ T Coiilent :;evc*r -t ijcw i :: v -ior;n. -<r '.ft* >--T7? Y I VP - ? A.'UVi V^J List of lot tors ro-nvujiir^ uiV'.iPetl f-;r ::i i Lis otlice for liie week ei.dii;:;July J I, P/\0. L.idie.s: MoCabeV Miss iLobeee-i. -- - .. i j>.., . !?..; f.. , ^ fMl( JCiJivIi iV.lt i iil'J .\j i J V. . ?. t ~ j - *- . j Joiiaiji-* L-e, S. S. Marks, Mr. Tack | Hanks, Pvi>;o.'vi. Those let tors will be so fit to tiK- | .load letter otJie^ July 25, 1910. ;r jut J -?ii nVOivd beior-*. L?; calling lor lix* : above }':r?r.: say advertised, giving ? ia>o vf :;SL. S. J. Leaphari, P. 31. 11 iMpQ Bone Paints, Jj|lL ^1>) Skisi, hm$kL%fr>~J B. B. B. Cures Above Troubles Also, Eczema and Rheumatism. i For twenty-five years Botani<? B]or.<d Balm (B. B. B ) has b?cn curing >eariy thousands of sufferers from Primary, Secondary or Tertinary Blood Poison,. and all forms of Blood and Skin Disuses. Cancer,. Bhouina- ' t'Sm xiiii fj-a'tna. We soli-it she most < hstinnte ca??es, l? cause B: B. B. euros wnere all else fails-. If you have aches and pains i Bones, B?ek or Joints, Mucus Patches in Month, Sore Throat. Pimples, Copper-colored Spots Ulcers on any part or the body, Ilair or F vobrows falling out. Itch ins, \vn t^ry blisters or ope*1 humors. Risings or pimples of Eczema..Boils, Swellings, Eating Sor"S, take B. B- A ?t kids the person, makes the b'ood pure and rich, completely changing the entire tody into a oean. healthy condition healing every sore or pimple and st-pping all eehfs, pains and itchitig, curing th" worst case of El od Poison. ' hcnmat.ism "rE^cnw, BOTANJC BLOOD BALM 3. B. B.) is ple.-sant and safe to take: comr -sod of j pure Botanic ingredients. It porifies and j enriches the blood j DuUGUl-TS. > : PEP LARGE BOTTLE. : with directions for homo cure. ! v Sold ih Lexington b.? Kuufmann BrugCo. j f. and Derrick's Biug store. j ti Ah i We are Here to Please I See Us Befar We have all styles of Bi $55 to $85 in steel tiri Tires at all prices. Also one-horse Wagons ; Two-horse Wagons at 3 Harness at prices to si WE ARE ^ 11 _ " _ _ J Iyur miw is a mm 1313 ASSEMBLY | POWER, S STYLE I That means ^ That's I l 1 ;|i^pl ?/ * ' 3 O 2 Si ' ^ r^TTL'rsmTrr:rr^T-"yiYir,Jt??i.*~&x.z *' ; "T^T^-'v Vf" - V,r* G\yy* I r v j v i_ - ? S J ? ?; ?ji / :]. a wove I v, ! :'. '1 ?jj Kv r tl " > )" iv-( :> [>:v dcm.'?;?v-tra<- Gil ami \ <>i v: sO s.'iiitiiod ov.'m I'S. ':]! cav at any ;? i . no *io (i will nivnanly save \< u * , . , . iLhS :i* u! i-ii ?.'j> tiian ai fc> ; .-ACT \1 ? ; 2: n ' ; ^ / V* o- w) > h ? ; '<. / *S; /I "% * ' "* ?p? V \ ?.K c - c> g$ei ' ' jm c*?!:!3 t, it * ~ L - *y w V < ' *i ^ ? - / k? (1 r;i7 & p* a r N U.v IW ' * a fl ; fc: fcg, fa | ? '5 y -A ?> M jjS a '.i i &; ? wi ji u id t I Dis Vji I n rryji ? o ?? >7\ P / DELMAH V,U2. Our annual barbecue v ill ho !; Do: mar on Thur.-o'ay. du'v -_1 ls usual a number oi" \ roiuinen! rs will be present. An excell-? er, and cold, drinks and ice or. ; e served. Brin* < ne"? vr.m hildreu. As usual jiood crder laintained on the grounds. Swygert & Erj -<* There is no pr lem of increased < of food if you more Quaker k An ideal food; delici appetizing; strengthen Compared with ot foods Quaker Oats c almost nothing and ye builds flip Kp.<st\ Packed in resular size packages, and nwtically so tied tins for hot climati Mr. Jaoob J. Sease was the g Iiss Iva Bay Roof of fkej Pete] :cn Sunday evening. umaui'wi mmwwbu?? aBBBBBaggSBBBM a?a ID HARIM \ e You Buy lggies from ss. Rubber m xm at $32.50. A\\JM 552.50. r^fS lit you. m. Shclee and a Sep STREET, : : ... iiiiniiwinwi.imi.i > UMW.M.'KUBWff'i i\ttrmmuniniiMiiniiwm msiivj w \w ? a" wan i ^ ^ , plus the nement! j > low cost of upkeep I what you get in a j* /%.. a J IP ms .. j I p? 'gK! ?! P:'i -x; X;Cv H - \ -- ' fi i\ ? ill ! | Jl. ,?j I ir^iuv TI :.Trtg wawi \t? >tn-. jr. . !/? 7 _ ^ ... ^ ru.. ' J>.5^'' /y f*. P> !:is r* t.!' iii?: > cvi1: '? > v:0!:i:it;ov.. ^ -Oil11 iif; '1 '.' .it; ;V :t.; i - i?\*c; .1 ^ i v. ill 1 i! I .?< : i>- I - * I . IIJ j i.. % .; j U' VOJ: r:-:)! ;lo iV;i!ch:S.sin? j; >) L fail i" ii"; vf: I Ivirui it. $ Ui<-;.ey. .? .; v. ;! ! tins cm co>ls / * :/ ? ft i ;lI1 t/Cc Oi SI111 ii;>!' ?}5GCiI!i.,:ul'.;L!S. '? p .7 J. ;r ;> 3 f i . r 1?.^ <i ? s m lJ Los, f> :) r n a pi a 2 sn l| ? II A y 4H P :? i 3 ski? y* SB #4 Ss ;?> J I tnct Agent, $ to 7 i i 15S <F\ cr -.M r>>. ^ d"* /*^k 16? ^ k vy.'M3 SB C. | w b '' of the greatest H "os" * Binusical instrument the ffl eof~ I |worldhas ever known B i| VICTOR 1 ' it9 ! ^cshsne 9 I m Come and hear it. M OUS* jj M Ask aoout our special "easy- 39 inp". 5 M >a\ merit" plan. J|9 her j BrHE KAUFWIANN .M I H DftUS UU.S jg :osts H jn it | 9 Lexir g on, S. C. in her- I ^ >^3nfi x ? 1 rs sec-t H irnSmral^^ I MM? :c wflnnuQ ! > .ui nnuuiiu s ESS I are Deal With Everyone. J ~ COLUMBIA, S. C. I ^