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THE LEXINGTON DISPATCH.
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Bepreasntatioe Betnspaper. Bouers Lexington and the Borders of the Surrounding Bounties kike a Blanket.
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VOL. XXXX. LEXINGTON, S. C.. "WEDNESDAY SEPT. 21, 1910 47
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if' ^ GLOBE DBT GOODS COMPANY, A
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ffijv ItJiiO MAIN STREET, - COLUMBIA, 8. C.
Solicits a Share of Your Valued Patronage. Polite and Prompt Attention.
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| MONEY I
fi DEPOSIT IT $ BORROW IT
I / WHEN $ WHEN
k ] YOU HAVE A $ IN NEED,
1^* SURPLUS, WITH $ FROM j
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ifflwbme national bank
j of lexington
to depositors 1
We offer tbe-best secnritv with liberal rates of interest on |
^ W- time deposits and savings accounts. y
v j ; to borrowers 1
. ? ?.'' , &V We furnish the''needful" at all times on personal or real 8
1 estate security at cheapest rates and on easy terms. |
f|a"189&.- 1910.
Lexington Sayings Bank,
LEXINGTON, S. CI
Capital, Surplus* Md Undivided Profits $35,000.00.
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|:s ^ 5 per cent interest paid on savings deposits, interest
? bein computed semi-annually. Deposits of $1.00 and over
received, r '
t* Commerced accounts also given special attention.
foniH+iAfl for handlinc vour business, and youi I
, o w account
will be appreciated.
Safety deposits boxes for rent, SI.00 per year.
jr% i " W. P. BOOP President and Cashier
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Beloved Young Woman
r His Passed Away.
Mrs. Annie Elisabeth Daley Haiti- <S
wanger.the beloved young wife of Mr. flTrjft hi a m tWT Tir
: 6.l?. Haitiwaager, assistant editor of (flU? L /m I I
* #?a?i>tepatchl aw Hi her home on - njfnjn] " / a I .1 .
fOuth Main street on last Wednesday XKtiV * ?
evening at 8:25 o'clock, after an ill- 0R?}g t
ness extending through a period of HVMro ,
m several weeks. Her death was never- Wrmn
theless a great shock to her family
ItDd menus, sou s utu& g*wui ?pCau
over the whole community when it Jtv
was whispered from one to another
that the beautiful life was no more. Hitf/M
Eight years ago she was married to HyMw
D. R. Haltiwanger, who, with two WLLnf^
bright sons?Rufns Daley, aged six, Wgyj J
ana William Charles, aged three? lUjTwJ) ?
Here she played as a child, devel- W[ jty
oped into beautiful girlhood; here she fjT
married and helped to establish a JHU
home; it was here that her busy life
... was spent, her battles fought, her vXJ /Jjf |PMy^{
faithful service rendered to the world. J*"?: jaBi ViisV^^V^Sf / r
; In this dearest of all places to her, Mgffe J&V: Y/\ a*? / I
v lies down at length to sleep and reSff:* fj\ V\ Jls f\. (Bfc'-i- ?/ A
$ Beautifully appropriate such a resting tfjlu jij lis \ jKpt \ J>
. place, where her loved one9 sleep. [/Jtffuli MS { a-/j
To her the struggle and burden bear- 1
ing of earth are ended, and we confi- |uKal]J gg|? 11 \
dently trust that like one who awakes uavJL <Uj j?gg$ Samx ' y P
from a troubled dream she has awak- eUI? in
?ned to see life's endless morning . hj VKKjr\
break and knows herself at home uBSui.
with loved ones, missed from earth, j wf|l\; M| ?a ' ''\
<*. safe about her. Her home instincts j jmW I I; : ,; ,
<n>avn otmncr and her affection for i /jmLUM iXtlv IrIi L' ffl ?
* ers the importance of paying the IM5WM "'-msr f
printer. We have carried a number iflSJJfl
of names on our list through the dull MIMM NO NAIV
summer months, and now we feel that UAT
> our efforts should be sppreciated. Be- w.W ilAI/
sides, we need the money to meet our
own obligations. A dollar or two does
not amount to a great deal, but in the JflfffT
aggregats it means a lot to the publisher.
Please pay up now. Cotton is nUJMIJii ,
a good price and better times are r/fWn'l Vi
ahead. _ ftdSUi ?? y ^
Notice. KWfff n;rnvTnt*Ti
y Snelgroye Bros, have two suction VW\jfj EVERYTHINi
gins in first-class running order, and
guarantee satisfaction. Bagging and *^3*
' ties furnifhed at lowest p ices. Tbey .
uhaige 26c per hundred pcusde. 47
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friends and loved one3 was tender and IWfiM ? m
Among ns all she ranked always as {A| jli jj
a woman of culture, refinement, svm- |U/fwJj M f x "I 7
* pathy, a kind neighbor, devoted moth- i|W|il WWf ? y
er, a loving and dutiful wife and a vw\WJ
^"Srue friend, and withall a woman of JmOIk. *MI/
"^^beroic mould in bravely meetina^he ^toi^CT;|Sg/
Btern requirements and often thelis- <?&
Her remains were laid to rest in St. ImtSiH'
Stephen's cemetery on-Thursday af- BjlTM \
I v ternoon at 4 o'clock, with impressive jAtf&'u UBlFF0Ng^gCLUTHE5 \
- services conducted from the church pr&W ?? ??
v? by her pastor, the Rev. T. S. Brown, Mmv
in the presence of a large congrega- 'II#r ????????
fcion of sorrowing relatives authlriends. w, ,B?
The following gentlemen acted as
pallbearers: Congressman A. F. Le^
ver, Frank W. Shealy, W. D. Dent,
W Alfred JL Fox, Samuel J. Leapharc *^3*3
r;>Jy and W. F. Kooi, jr. , rsmmm?
life and love are stronger than death ! JntK [
4" ; she is ours still. She is still the mother I fJPfjfx I s '*
of the dear children, upon whom she
doted with such clinging fondness, and wgLra |||f
the companion still of him who mourns jllmiKJ Ww i
earth's greatest loss, and may she not l|W|]B
by this very transaction wield over w|M v" mW\
them a stronger force for goodness Jp't
y and truth than before. h.
Please Pay Up. ifjll |vl Mw&M ml
Wft want t.o urere upon our subscrib
Plant Your Dollars With Us I
They will yield a sure harvest of interest in our I
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, whether the season be I
good or bad, and, if the "RAINY DAY" should come, I
ithe principal as well as the interest earned, can be im- |
mediately had. 1
g Only a small amount is needed to open an account. |
Let us start the Saving Habit for you. |
THE STATE BANK I
COLUMBIA S. C. |
Wm. Barnwell, President. Geo. L. Baker, Vice President m
John T. Melton, Caskier. H
WWAin?wmiriMM 11 i" 1 [in it. i ii i
I' Bank of Chapin 1
: CHAPIN, S. C. : I
The Bank That Accmomodafes I
This bank aims to give you good services. We cash out-of-town g
checks for you?furnish drafts for sending money way. We are B
always glad to assist you in business matters. Make yonr deposits m
... p . v_ a nfiinf. nf cmnd treatment of its de
I With this DaiJK, wuiuu uiaaco ? ? 0
positors. Oar certificated of deposit bear interest at 5 per cent. R
We cordially invite the farmers as well the business men to do I
their banking with ns. . I
J. S. WESSINGER, President. J. P. HONEYOUTT, Cashier R
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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J We are showing this j ,
1 Fall the largest and tj
|| best line of Men's and f
^ Boys'' Clothing ever jf.
m brought to this town i
j and we guarantee our V|
J prices the lowest. |
For the best SHOES, ?
HATS and FURNISHINGS
our store
will continue to lead.
j|w We extend a cordial
^ invitation to all to visit
our store this Fall.
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G. DREHER & COMPAN
S FOR MEN AND BOYS." LEXI
ARE WE JUSTIFIED?
Perhaps we ought to be satisfied with present
achievement. But, you know uthe more a man gets the
more he wants.7' This being true, we are then justified
in soliciting new business; and especially so, since we
avo cn wpII emiinned to handle it.
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Citizen's Bank of Batesburg,
Batesburg, S. C.
KB NEW BROOLKAND, S. C. M]
pin We Want your business. It is our desire to please. Leave St
m your money with us until you need it We pay interest four
times a year. . ;
n J. C. CUICNARD, L. S. TROTTI,
ffl Vioe-President. President nt
Confederate Infirmary.
To the Editor of The Dispati '??.
The State of South Caro ma baa
wm provided a most comfortable Ik iue for
, jA #V jA ?\ Mi (J veterans, who have no home oi their
B U | BB SjA! JJn own. It is beautifully located. It is.
B_ |V B AW - JfjU Wj well kept, and its rules are easy and
wuSm the inmates have perfect freedom, ta
-????i hUTV jra come and go as they please. They
(([ft |Jf forfeit no rights as citizens, and no
^ v mm\ws pensions as Boiaiers.
Sw> Food, clothes and shelter is given^
JBfiff i hP^P1 Medical attention and nursing for the
toSto sick of the very best. If you have a
/ff|K\ man whc needs this home let the
jg$]j fit tflviu chairman know and he will send yon
WS' /V MUflfl a f?rm to fill out, which is very
^ ftrntfrfl simple. Write soon before the vacant
Jjjk/M jurjoTnj . cies are filled.
m Rx&rv/ijr^ iff I li If your paper would like to help
8op? needj soldier^ please^ publish
^|jP Mrs. Emeline Mack.
f% llEjBBr if j|f|K On Saturday, the 10th of September,
W' / * B&lSraa'it f| mImiH Mrs. Emeline Mack, after a conflict
ftftlMv with life's battles for nearly 85 years,
d i? Wmi yielded to death's demands and gave
V|? fifjSray > TfSM up her life and entered into the re|ff!
SjPSfv vVArvi warc* ?f those who have the promise
y JyQ X. 9^Wp v>i Vlj// beyond life's troubles and when these
I i. "MW-: Xfflf v) \Yll fleeting years are all over. She had
' \ \ been a constant sufferer for several
imonths and carefully and tenderly
' '/ fall M^lRr cared for in the home of her son, R.
ISi 1 /m'Jft Mack, 'til Saturday morning, the
VMmi j /'Iff 1 KjJMjR 10th, she peacefully and quietly came
mf.tl ity:7?-- (nUJfU to uer cveuwui ouu.
lu/iiLLriJv^ y j^gil On Sunday following, at 11 o'clock
ifrT^^Yj 1 Ijn? S^e was ^ai(^ t?rest the Swansea
' # I M cemetery beside her husband, John
l k[ifiri j J V? Wj Mack, who had preceded her about 30
h JM?1 years.
g^e wag t^e (laughter of Nicholas
HV *Q| /i Coleman and born and lived her entire
In Sj life near where 9he now rests. Her
n^l^5/ri/vmr<j lilii vv family on both sides have been an old
lFFHN m line succession of the Baptist faith,
iM:and the text of Rey. Rodgers of Paul's
luMr testimony to the Corinthians chrisllhTVl
tians of the blessed realities of the
/? /J ?| N t resurrection and of the unending hapJg
// Vi [Wll py life beyond the grave was a befity
an^ timely subject with which to
Jca^ end this life that had lived over C.O
j?Zr\ y?ars a consistent member of the Bapf
J&w V In her life she gave birth to twelve
\ children, ten boys and two girls
\$Mf&L If M Three of her sons were soldiers in the
Mm A MIN Confederate army, one of whom, HiI'
ggj jS^M 11 LImv ram* was billed at Cold Harbor, in
& lw!3 M&dM Ifivw Virginia. To these children have been
i /J?w ffijjgjjl Irac/l horn 103 children and grand children.
.qSfEfll jinnfl She was born February 27rii, 1827,
if f an^ September 10th, 1910. ^
Managers of Election
u[ 'ivi For the primary election Tuesday 27
ol yjlj September, 1910, to elect a magistrate
in the 4tb district. Polls open at S a.
\^SrS Leesville?A P West, W J P KinW
|yjj Batesburg?Eb Hite, G M Adams,
Summit?R E Shealy, Ricard Hook,
John Alewine.
II Steedman?T B Barr, B B Hall, P S
????????? wlilln Hallman.
MM Oak Grove?W J Gantt, G E Rish,
J IJ1W3M R "R Tavlnr
J[ A 11 RfBW Pond Branch?G W Smith, W W
VT rvnu Koon, Paul S Oront. I
MfTAW c r nlvtU} Sanaria?W Wbhtmorelard, HHall.
^107 Bolirer Kirkland.
Lewiedale?K L Keisler, G H Hall*
man, D E Hammond.
Brook?F L Addy, A P * Jumper,